Edward L. Cupp

I have a lot of fun memories of visiting Grandpa at the farm. I will never forget his humming at the table, welcoming kisses, football or news playing on the TV, truck rides around the pasture, and much more. He was a man of much respect.

(6th Grandchild, daughter of Thomas Cupp)

I worked for Dep. Chief Cupp in New Orleans in 1969-70. I enjoyed my time there with him & am sorry to hear of his passing. My condolences.

I was a Border Patrol Agent in New Orleans 1967 and 1968. I regret to hear of Mr. Cupp's passing. He was always a gentleman and very nice man to work for.

The nine years I spent working with you at BPSH New Orleans have always been remembered throughout my career. Thanks for sharing the many stories over those years. May God's Blessings be with you and the family.

Margaret, we are sad to hear of Ed's death. Our heart's and prayers are with you in this time of grief. Ed will be missed by all the old gang in New Orleans.

OF THE 33 FOUNDERS OF FORBPO THERE ARE NOW BUT 9 OF US LEFT. IT IS SAD TO WATCH THE DISAPPEARANCE OF SO MANY GREAT BORDER PATROL OFFICERS AND FRIENDS.

HANK AND VIRGINIA HENDERSON

Chief, I appreciate your service to your country in our beloved Border Patrol.
David J. Castaneda,Assistant Chief Patrol Agent (ret.)

Daddy, I was your first born child & I loved you so very much. I'm so like you in so many ways. You were highly respected & taught me so much. Your main concern was for Mama & your children. We'll miss you terribly. Love, Phyllis

Grandpa Cupp, you will be missed. Thanks for inspiring me to work for the federal government. I've now served as a civilian with the Dept. of Defense (DoD) for almost 17 years now. I greatly admired and respected you. Your First Born Grandchild - Anthony E. Cicala