Birth date: Sep 26, 1932 Death date: Jul 3, 2020
Charles (Cully) W. Culwell was born September 26, 1932 to Billie Dean and Wendell Erwin Culwell. He passed away July 3, 2020 at the age of 87 due to complications from Alzheimer’s. Cully grew up in University Park. He attended Te Read Obituary
Blue Skies Cully! I miss you and your kind Season's Greeting every year. I am truly sorry I missed your passing during the COVID era. My prayers are with you! Thank you for all you and Marilyn did for me! It was a gamechanger in my life despite of just few days spent with you in Poland. I will always remember them as the happiest days of my early adult and pilot life. Tomek
I’m so sorry to learn of Cully’s passing. I have great memories of fun times with he and Marilyn. My deepest condolences to the family.
Susan Scheid, Fort Lauderdale, Florida
Marilyn it has been a very long time since we knew each other in Rainbow. I remember so well your sweet friendship and want you to know our thoughts and prayers are with you at this time. Mary Greenwood Black
Great memories of Mr.Culwell from when he coached the Blue Mustangs at Bradfield elementary. He always was coach Culwell to me even up to now. Thanks for those wonderful memories coach.
Dear Marilyn, Mike, Karen and family,
I'm so sorry to learn that Cully passed away. I have so many early memories of him. He was one of my dad's best friends. Growing up I remember as a little kid weekends at our house on Lake Texoma. And then, one of my formative experiences was as a salesman at the Varsity Shop. I started out in the 10th grade in the stock room -- I was surely the only kid at Greenhill with an after school job! I got promoted to the Pony Shop, and eventually to the Men's store. I actually worked off and on at the V-Shop over eight years. As I pilot, I remember one time he took me flying in the Yellow Bird, when suddenly he told me we were about out of gas. We landed on a dirt strip -- I actually think it was a golf course -- where he found some gas, and we returned to Addison without problem. He was a great guy -- not to mention my memories of his mother -- Mama C reigning over the store cash register, and her code words and phrases: "What time are you going to the dance?"; "Here comes Mr. Blass!"; "There's Miss Chunch(sp?)!"; etc. Thanks Cully!
Mickey Stuart
They broke the mold with our friend Cully . What a great guy who could always makeTr me laugh.Among all of his attributes he was a true teacher loved showing Webber how to ride a motorcycle(an impossible feat)to teaching me among many things how to repair and do odd jobs. He was so willing to help me when I became a widow. I appreciated his many attributes but most of all his friendship. Cully will be missed .What a wonderful life you all had Marilyn ,memories that should be written in a book. My Love to all his cute family Tricia Beall
Mike, so sorry to hear of the passing of your Father.
Sincerely,
Don and Diane Deisler
Dear Mike
Peggy and I share our condolences in the loss of your father and an institution to many of us here in the Park Cities. What an imprint he has made and I know how hard this time is even when it is expected. Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.
Very sincerely,
Dan and Peggy Meyer
cully was one who helped me with my aviation career. We would fly together and in manny cases I would fly his cub alone or with some of the children of the Breakfast Club
members. He was very generous with his things and himself. He will be missed by all.
JIM and ANN Groves
My choice of attire and we always laughed when “the dealing was done”. I shall never forget those precious times.
Syd Carter
