Harry Lindy CULP

I met Harry in 2006 when I bought his chuckwagon and two of his mules. We spoke many times after that whenever I needed a little education as to driving mules and such. While gruff and rough on the outside, I found him to be a very gentle person on the inside, with a heart of gold. I still have his picture on my phone and think of him every time I use the wagon or feed those mules. Vaya con Dios my friend. It was a privilege knowing you.

dont know to much about harry but my grandma is Ruby Hamlett the sister and my he is my dads uncle (mike Hamlett) but i was told stories about the family my grandma loves to talk about her family and life growing up and I know by words about him and he will be missed.. Jenny Hamlett 24yrs old

I met Harry about 20+ yrs ago when my husband at the time started shoeing his mules. We would go to the shop, he would come to us or we would all go to the ranch in rough and ready. No matter where you were, he always had a hugh smile and lots of great stories to tell. We also spent alot of time riding the back country and sitting by the fire. Although I have not seen Harry for some time now, I often think of him. My prayers are with you. May Harry RIP.

Uncle Harry was such a sweet and lovable man. When I think of him it makes me smile. To my wonderful Aunt Annie and Cousins, I'll be keeping you close to my heart. Love, Debbie

I've known and worked for Harry for the past 7 years and he was always good to me and my family. Under that rough exterior and overalls there was a very generous man. He will definitely be missed.
Our sympathies to Ann and the rest of the Culp family.

I always had a great respect for Harry. He will be missed.