Cale Nolan

Cale Nolan left this earth on Tuesday, March 15, 2022 of a broken heart. His community (which he loved), his country, the justice system, and the people he so willingly and wholly gave his heart to killed his spirit and his zest for life. Cale was an amazing man!

In his 28 years, he experienced more than most people do their entire lives. He was homeschooled, started working and acquiring major skills at a young age, skills including carpentry, masonry, electrical work, woodworking, running heavy equipment, gardening, professional cooking skills and many, many more.

Cale loved to travel. He traveled extensively throughout the United States making lasting friendships everywhere he went. Cale enjoyed conversing with all walks of life. It was not unusual for him to strike up conversations with complete strangers, always eager to learn from others.

Cale loved music of all types and was constantly showing those around him new songs which was a huge expression of himself. He was an adventurer who loved trying different cuisines from all over the world and from his adventures with food he had become quite the phenomenal chef himself. He was always eager to share every new thing he encountered with his loved ones.

He embraced people of all races, income brackets, and beliefs, never once berating anyone for having different views, was always open minded and there to lend a hand to anyone in need.

Cale is survived by his loving mother, Gwen Nolan; his high school sweetheart, wife, and mother of his children, Shelbie Palmer Nolan; his three children: CJ Nolan (Cale Nolan, Jr.), Wyatt Oaks Nolan, and Laramie Skye Nolan. He is also survived by his sister, Cassity Beaderstadt; brother-in-law and best friend Blake Beaderstadt; sister, Amanda Catherine Nolan; sister, Jennifer Sue Nolan; brother-in-law, Josh Wilson; brother, Steve Nolan, Jr.; nieces (second daughters), Hazel Beaderstadt and Rosalie Beaderstadt; nephews, Dustin Bethards and Mason Bethards; niece, Mariah Wilson; and numerous others.

Cale was preceded in death by his father, Steve Leo Nolan; sister, Stephanie Lea Seddon; grandfather, Charles Wilson; grandmother, Evelynn Wilson; and too many friends and family to count.

They say God never gives anyone more than they can handle. That statement is not Biblical, nor is it true. “Rest easy, Cale, you are finally in the arms of the Lord and FREE from the evil on this earth!”

There will be a Celebration of his Life held at his final success and lifelong dream farm: 24 Old Mill Lane, South Greenfield MO 65752 on Saturday March 26, 2022 at 2 p.m. On the farm, camping is optional. BYO food; grills and fire pit are available for meal preparation.