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(1929–2018)
Caldwell was born in Davidson NC. In 1953, he graduated from the NCSU School of Design, the first class to complete the new five-year professional course of study in architecture. He also attended graduate school at MIT. He returned to Raleigh in the summer of 1954 to work on an architecture project and met Ann Marie Camlin. They were married for 63 years. In 1956, Caldwell reported for US Air Force duty to Rome, New York as a 2nd Lieutenant. He stayed active in the Air Force Reserves for 30 years and retired as a Lt. Colonel in 1989. The family returned to West Raleigh in 1958 where he was an architect and partner with Holloway-Reeves, designing medical buildings including the Brodie School of Medicine at East Carolina University and what is now Wake Medical Center in Raleigh.
Sources include: News and Observer; Wake County property records.
