Caleb Allen Webster

Caleb Allen Webster, just 14 years old, of Ferndale WA, tragically left this world in a four-wheeler accident on February 16, 2025.

Caleb was born in Bellingham, WA in 2010 to Daniel and Christina Webster, his loving and devoted parents. He attended Ferndale High School, where he enjoyed weight training, welding, and any non-core classes with his friends, including lunch. He loved fishing, camping, and hunting with his dad and great-grandfather. He also enjoyed video games, four-wheeling, and spending time with friends and family.

Caleb had a soft spot for his four-legged friends, treating them all like valuable family members. Cinnamon and Pretzel loved their time with Caleb, as they would play hide and seek with him and tuck him into bed every night. Caleb loved the dogs until it was time to clean up after them, aka the job that involves a scoop and a bag!

Everyone who knew Caleb knew how much he loved fishing. He spent long days with friends at the local rivers, lakes, and streams seeing what types of fish he could catch. He would always come home with a great story, wet clothes, and photographs of his many catches.

The Webster family is devastated by this loss. Caleb had a vibrant future ahead of him. The family will always cherish the memories they had during their time together, including family adventures and discovering new places. Caleb always welcomed exploring, learning, and outdoor activities, like Yellowstone and the Southern California beaches. He also greatly enjoyed his annual trip to Idaho, where he loved spending time with his father’s family pursuing the great outdoors, especially the fishing, backyard BBQs, and bonfires. Caleb lit up every room he was in, with a goofy smile and a thumbs up.

Caleb is survived by his mother Christina Webster, father Daniel Webster, sister Samantha Webster, brother Evan Webster, his grandparents Stephan and Georgean Gordon, and Dorothy Waddell. Caleb was preceded in death by grandfathers Daniel Webster Sr. and John Waddell. The family kindly asks that you respect their privacy during this time. 

A celebration of life will be held on Saturday, March 1, 2025 at 1:00 PM at Lynden Heritage Museum, 217 Front Street, Lynden. The service is open to the public. Light food and refreshments will be provided.

In lieu of gifts, donations in Caleb’s honor may be made to Backcountry Hunters and Anglers.