Joseph P. McCullough

To the McCullough Family, our deepest sympathy. Mr. McCullough was my 6th grade teacher way back in 1961-62. He taught me self-discipline and helped me through the death of my grandfather - my first close experience with death. My sister had him as teacher two years later. We will always remember this wonderful man fondly.
Peace and blessings,
"Margie" as he called me, and Kathy Whorl, now Spiese and Walker

I was so sorry to hear of Mr. McCullough's passing. We need more people in the world like him. Always friendly, always smiling, treating everyone like his best friend. I will miss him. My thoughts and prayers are with your family.
Karen (Roth) Baral

Do your job, do it well and treat people with the respect like you want to be treated. These are the simple lessons I learned from Mr. McCullough (a.k.a. Mole's dad). His visits at college are some of my best memories. The humor and generosity to complete strangers just shows what kind of love this man had for people. Thank you sir! Mrs. McCullough and Mole you are in my prayers and you know people like me are a phone call or e-mail away. Still not rooting for ND but I will light a candle.

We will greatly miss having Joe in our community. He was a bright light and always wearing a smile. Our thoughts and prayers are with you.

Mrs. McCullough & Family,
My deepest sympathies go out to you. Joe was a wonderful man and will be greatly missed. He has personally touched my life by serving as one of the great mentors for the past 4 years. May your memories of him give you peace during this difficult time. You are in my thoughts and prayers.

This good man was a great influence in my life. I worked with Joe at DC Heath for 7 years.He was not only a great mentor, but a dear friend and remained so through all these years. I will miss him, but if our faith tells us anything, it assures us that "life is not ended..just changed " so we will all look forward to seeing that wonderful Irish smile again.

Joe hired me as one of his sales representatives in 1975. Later we became good friends. He was a good boss, great man. I was lucky to work for him for over 20 years.

Joe Barry

McCullough Family,
What a great man Joe was, he has touched our lives in countless ways and we will all miss him dearly. You are all in our thoughts and prayers
Jack & Mary Kale and families

Joe was an awesome person from the greatest generation he will be sorely missed by so many. Sending prayers to Carolyn, his children and grandchildren. Thank you Joe for everything you did for so many people. Can't believe he's gone....