Pauline Caldwell

Pauline Caldwell passed away into God's loving arms on Monday August 31st 2026.

Pauline was born on December 3rd 1930 in Philadelphia, PA to the late Elder Henry Warren Satchell and Bishop Ruth E Satchell. Pauline was the eldest of 7 children.

Pauline was educated in the Philadelphia Public School District. After graduating High School she met and married Nathaniel Caldwell and was blessed with two sons Larry and Nathaniel, whom she loved and adored.

Pauline had an interest in fashion and became a seamstress and model, in Elmira, NY. She took her passion for entrepreneurship and created her own Enterprise PBL (Pauline, Butch, Larry). Within that Corporation she opened a gym, beauty salon and dinner/event space.

Pauline later returned to Bridgeton NJ where she lovingly assisted and cared for her mother Bishop Ruth E Satchell. While becoming a member of Bethel Pentecostal Church.

Pauline leaves to cherish her memory her sons: Larry Caldewell and daughter-in-law Shelita and Nathaniel Caldwell and daughter-in-law Gladys. Her Sister; Ruth Ann Ireland. Grandchildren: Janelle Caldwell, Larry Caldwell Jr, Kendra Burton (deceased), Natalie Caldwell. Great Grand Children: Raheem Burton. Great-Great Grand Daughter: Alzora Burton. Sister-In-Law: Reho Satchell. She also leaves to cherish her daughter of the heart Cheryl Pierce. She also leaves her Cousin John Satchell who lovingly shared her home and remained by her side through her final days. She also leaves behind a host of loving nieces, nephews,God children, extended family members and cherished friends.

She joins in Heaven those who have gone before her, including, Parents: Elder Henry Warren Satchell, Bishop Ruth E Satchell.Brothers: Kenneth,Benjamin,Jermone and Henry. Sister: Lillian McQuitter. Sister-In-Law Nina Satchel.

Pauline’s love was a quiet but powerful gift. It lived in her generosity, her willingness to serve others and the countless ways she showed up for the people she loved. She offered grace without judgment and acceptance without condition. Her presence made people feel cared for and her acts of kindness will remain part of her lasting legacy.