In Memory Of

Calvin Arthur Cadue

Feb 13, 1967 - Nov 3, 2026

Service

  Please join us on Saturday November 14th, at BJ's in Rocky Mountain House, to raise a glass, share a good story, and celebrate the life of Cal. No stiff suits or somber speeches required—just bring your favorite memories and your appetite for a cold beer, the way he would have wanted.

Notice

In lieu of flowers, we ask that you carry on Cal’s gesture of kindness. Once a month, Cal would pay for a stranger’s meal, never expecting anything in return. In his honor, we encourage you to do the same. Buy someone a meal, brighten a stranger’s day, and let Cal’s kindness live on.

Obituary

Cal Cadue passed away peacefully in the early morning of November 3rd, 2026 at Foothills Hospital in Calgary. He had his one true love, his son and his sister by his side.

Cal was born in Victoria British Columbia on February 13, 1967. Cal’s love of the ocean comes from many years spent moving along coastal towns. Then in 1984 his family moved to Cold Lake and 1989 he made his final move to Rocky Mountain House where he called home.

Cal became a father in 1991 to Katrina Ivy. He met the love of his life Tina in 1992 and they welcomed their son Michael Grant in 1995.

Cal started work at the Wildrose School Division taking on a summer job in 1989 in the bus barn and then was hired on in the maintenance division and with guidance from his mentor Arnold Klooster he obtained his journeyman certificate in 1994 and dedicated his life and career to the art of Carpentry until he retired in 2021. Cal was not one to sit for long and decided to go back to work, he started in 2023 at Wilderness Village taking on many different projects working side by side with his long time friend Keith Markle and the Wilderness Village team.

In his idle time, Cal worked on fixing whatever he broke while out 4x4’ing with his friends and family, and restoring old cars and trucks. The past 2 years he spent many joyful hours working on his 1959 Apache, side by side with his best friend Brian Mead.

Cal looked forward to the trips out to Lake Abraham in the mustangs with his dear friend Kent Larsen to honour lost love ones and weekends spent with the Pond family.

Cal is survived by his loving wife Tina, his daughter Katrina, his son Mike, his sister Renee (Eddie) his brother Garret (Alexis), his mother in law Pam, and sister in law Karen (Dave). Nieces and nephews Christopher, Tanya, Zach, Tryston, Kaden, Kaleb,Dalton, Raven, and Kellie.

He was pre-deceased by his Father Grant, his Mother Lois, his dad Bob and his Father in law Charlie

Please join us on Saturday November 14th at BJ's in Rocky Mountain House, to raise a glass, share a good story, and celebrate the life of Cal. No stiff suits or somber speeches required—just bring your favorite memories and your appetite for a cold beer, the way he would have wanted.

In lieu of flowers, we ask that you carry on Cal’s gesture of kindness. Once a month, Cal would pay for a stranger’s meal, never expecting anything in return. In his honor, we encourage you to do the same. Buy someone a meal, brighten a stranger’s day, and let Cal’s kindness live on.

Cremation entrusted to the Rocky Mountain Crematorium, Rocky Mountain House, Alberta. Rocky and Sylvan Lake Funeral Homes and Crematorium, your Golden Rule Funeral Homes, entrusted with the arrangements

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