Calvin H. Pierce

Calvin H. Pierce

of Spencer, New York

Calvin H. "Cal" Pierce, a man of adventure passed away on September 17, 2024, at the age of 63, from injuries sustained in a motorcycle accident. Born on September 20, 1960, in Endicott, New York, Cal was a spirited soul who lived his life with passion and resilience.

Cal was a proud graduate of Spencer VanEtten High School's class of 1978. Following his graduation, he demonstrated his love for his country by enlisting in the United States Marines. After his honorable service, Cal entered the workforce and spent many years working in construction and various sawmills.

Cal's interests were as diverse and rich as his character. He had an enduring love for riding his motorcycle, which brought him immense joy and a sense of freedom. His passion for music was evident in his talent for playing the guitar. Those close to him will fondly remember the sound of his strumming and the sight of his beaming smile as he shared his love for music with friends and family.

Cal leaves behind a loving family who will continue to cherish his memory. He is survived by his father, Carl F. Pierce, Sr.; his children: Joshua Robbins, Cole Pierce, and Crystil Pierce; and his seven grandchildren. Cal's legacy will also live on through his siblings and their spouses, Cliff & Nancy Pierce and Curt & Kim Pierce; as well as his aunts and uncles, Joyce Messecar, Alice Frisbie, and Keith & Doreen Carlyle. His presence will be dearly missed by his numerous nieces, nephews, cousins, and the many friends he made along his journey. Cal was predeceased by his beloved mother, Marion E. Pierce, and his brother, Carl Pierce, Jr., with whom he now rests in peace.

Cal's life will be honored in a private ceremony, where his loved ones will gather to share stories, music, and memories of his life. He will be laid to rest in the Halsey Valley Cemetery Cal's spirit, much like the melody of his guitar, will resonate in the hearts of those he touched, forever echoing the essence of a soul that was truly free. Memories and condolences may be shared by visiting his guestbook at www.sutfinfuneralchapel.com