Caleb E Alspaugh

Passed away August 6th, 2023 at the age of 24 in Lima, Ohio.

Caleb was born on December 24th, 1998, To Pamela Alspaugh & Jason Alspaugh in Lima, Ohio.

He is survived by his Mother; Pamela Alspaugh. Father; Jason Alspaugh. Brother; Corey Arnold, Ted Alspaugh (Jessie), Rex White (Kristin), Sister; Michelle Peters. Amongst various Aunts, Uncles, Cousins. And two Nephews whom he adored; Liam Arnold and Draven White.

He was preceded in his death by his brother; Casey Arnold.

Caleb was someone who loved talking to his family and friends. He always enjoyed learning new things and sharing them to help people out. He was always with his friends. The funny friend. Even if it wasn’t funny, he always tried to make anyone laugh. He was learning to play the guitar and was becoming rapidly good at it. He loved quotes, collecting his friend’s favorite quotes, writing them down to remember forever. An extremely sentimental friend.

Caleb was more than a friend, he was his Sisters & Brothers Keeper. He was a remarkable person, the one who laughed with you if you were pulling a prank on him. He always made the best of any situation. The one to stop all conversation to make you smile. Caleb was a great conversationalist, amazing listener & a joy to get to be around if you were lucky enough. Someone who strived to be smarter everyday and never turn his back on anyone. Someone who left a mark on anyone he loved. Anyone who had the honor to strike up a conversation with him knew right away he was worth all the time in the world. Someone very special. Someone who loved anyone unconditionally. Someone who will be missed everyday. Every minute, All the time. A life times worth, of being missed.

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“It’s not possible to move forward without acknowledging that the pain we experience is real and shouldn’t be ignored. Your story matters and it isn’t finished. There’s so much left to be written.”

“When you are tempted to give up, your breakthrough is probably just around the corner.”

“Don’t let the fear of striking out, keep you from playing the game”

“Every scar is not physical and every wound the same, accepting unconditional love can be hard in these times for the broken. Love them anyways. -Casey Arnold”