Dollie Mae Culp

Birth date: Oct 13, 1926 Death date: Aug 10, 2016

Dollie Culp was born in Palestine, TX Oct. 13, 1926 to James and Stella Thomas. She passed away August 10, 2016 in Dallas, TX. They and her siblings preceded her in death. One niece and two nephews survive her. She attended Palest Read Obituary

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Jean Murray

468w ago

I met Dollie when we both were working at the Baptist Building in Dallas. I was a young, single girl from a small town and she 'adopted' me as her daughter. We shared many happy times together. She even provided me with a place to live for a few months. I continued to call her after I moved to Austin and visited with her when I was in the area. I miss those talks! Happy birthday in Heaven Ms. Dollie! I know you are rejoicing with the angels! My life was enriched by knowing you and I look forward to seeing you again some day!

Dallas Dupre

475w ago

A true lady and a good friend who will be greatly missed by us and the rest of the ChimneyHill neighborhood. Dallas & Bonnie Dupre

Lynda Hughes

476w ago

Dollie was like a family member to all the Dub and Doris Jackson family! She played an integral part in the World Evangelism Foundation and the spread of Partnership Evangelism. Her energy and personality were contagious in all she did. We love you, W. H. Dub Jackson, Mike and Lynda Hughes, Shirley and Randy Roberts, David and Darlyne Jackson, Susan Jackson, and Steve and Juanita Hayden.

Anita Chance

476w ago

I met Dollie in Houston, Texas. I really came to know Dollie in Chateau D'Oex, Switzerland. She was a great boss, wonderful friend, and faithful follower of Christ. Back in the states and while I was in China we keep in touch. She was always the same with a happy smile and and loads of information. Dollie, you will be missed.

Red Colquitt

476w ago

"Dolliy was the first one to invite us to visit her Sunday School class We later joined the class and enjoyed many after church lunches with her and other friends. Dolly was so much fun and kept us all laughing. She loved her church and was always so positive. She was larger than life"

Red Colquitt

476w ago

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Krista Snuggs

477w ago

Dollie recruited me to my first real estate job. I was nervous, but after talking to her I knew her office was the place to be! She was the most take-charge, organized, efficient person, with lots of vision for businesses. On the heart side, she was so lovable. Everyone fell in love with her after just a few minutes of meeting her. She really overlooked negative things and just saw the good in people. She was one of the strongest, toughest people I have ever known. I will miss you Dollie! xoxoxoxoxoxoxo

Carlene Holder Spicer

477w ago

Dollie was my GA/YWA leader in Cisco when I was a teenager, and I remember her as being a great teacher! In addition, she was so much fun! We went to camp at Lueders and to the state YWA Houseparty at Mary-Hardin Baylor. She loved all of us, and we loved her back! She was a blessing in my life! Carlene Holder Spicer

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