Calvin Hunter, Jr.

Calvin William Hunter Jr.

July 17, 1937- January 31, 2026

Calvin William Hunter Jr., 88, longtime resident of Mayfair and grew up in the Pleasant Hill Park section of Torresdale, suddenly passed away on Saturday January 31, 2026. Calvin was the beloved husband of Beatrice “Penny” Hunter (nee Reeder) for 65 years; loving father of his 4 children Steven, Kim, Jeffrey (Kathleen) and Calvin Hunter III;

Grandfather of Ashley Hunter, Lauren Naples (Pascal), Jeffrey and Jenna Hunter and Tyler and Morgan Hunter.

Cal is also survived by his great grandchildren Taj and Mason Meyers, Logan and Ava Naples and Hunter Jay Sweeney Jr.; his sister Joyce Hunter (Farrell) and predeceased by his brother Charlie Hunter and many extended family members and friends.

Family and friends are invited to attend his viewing and funeral on Friday, February 6th from 9:30 am – 11:00 am at McCafferty Funeral & Cremation Inc. 6711 Frankford Ave. (between Unruh & Knorr sts) There will be a prayer service at 11:00 am. Burial will be held at a later date in Washington Crossing National Cemetery 

Calvin hunter III

My dad love to fish at core Creek State Park ,there was times my brother Jeff and I went .we did a lot of fishing in pennypack by the prison off state road also and 1 time a prisoner escaped and he came under the bridge while we were fishing and he was acting weird, and when I went up to the car, there was cops everywhere and I told the cop that there was a guy under the bridge looking very suspicious and they went down on both sides of the bridge and took him into custody. And deer hunting we always got in the woods at light lol which kinda to late because they already moved threw and I told my pop I’m driving and we get in woods b4 light . I think he only harvested 2 deer his whole time but just wanted to get out there . Dad you were hard work your father a family could ever have always work with two jobs coming home late at 2 o’clock in the morning to provide for your family. There was many times that you didn’t even eat because you wanted your family to eat, and you never complained once. . Call dad you will be missed but never forgotten. I love you so much and thank you for all you did

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  1. My dad love to fish at core Creek State Park ,there was times my brother Jeff and I went .we did a lot of fishing in pennypack by the prison off state road also and 1 time a prisoner escaped and he came under the bridge while we were fishing and he was acting weird, and when I went up to the car, there was cops everywhere and I told the cop that there was a guy under the bridge looking very suspicious and they went down on both sides of the bridge and took him into custody. And deer hunting we always got in the woods at light lol which kinda to late because they already moved threw and I told my pop I’m driving and we get in woods b4 light . I think he only harvested 2 deer his whole time but just wanted to get out there . Dad you were hard work your father a family could ever have always work with two jobs coming home late at 2 o’clock in the morning to provide for your family. There was many times that you didn’t even eat because you wanted your family to eat, and you never complained once. . Call dad you will be missed but never forgotten. I love you so much and thank you for all you did

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