Michael Anthony Cullum

Please accept my deepest sympathies.

Mikey.....you were one of the few people I knew taller than I was! From the first day I met you at softball city. We got along. Those are days I will remember and cherish for the rest of my life. You will be missed!

My deepest condolences to Mikes family. Although I have not seen or talked to Mike in a while, I have fond memories of him, he truly had my heart. He was a wonderful person! He is in my prayers!

I want to offer my sincere condolences to Mike's family. I know this is late, but I recently heard about his passing from a former co-worker at Instant Furniture Rental where I worked with both of them for a year. To Mike's family, may God give you comfort during this time. God bless.

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.

Im going to miss you daddy...You gave me 9 1/2 years of great memories. I will always have the number 16 in my mind until Im old enough to get that tattoo. I will always remember "The love you take is = to the love you make"
Don't worry daddy I know you will always be in my heart and looking out for me.
Say Hi to Grandpa Tony, George, and John for me.
"Sox won today"
I love you

Our deepest sympathies to Mike's family. I worked with Mike at Instant Furniture Rental and he was a wonderful person. May he rest in peace.

My sincerest condolences to Mike's family. I worked with Mike at Instant Furniture Rental for a couple of years. Being the only two in the warehouse we had a lot of talks about life, family, and things we enjoyed. In those talks I know how much Mike loved his family. I will miss you Mike, and we'll still talk in my prayers to you.

My deepest sympathies to the Cullum-Hapke families.
My family lived across the street from the Hakpe family and next door to Gramma H..
I remember Michael as a little boy about 4 years of age as I baby sat him at Gramma and PaPas house. He was such a good little guy and so cute! I “often” recall a memory of Michael (as told to my children) of putting his shoes on the wrong feet and PaPa catching the mistake. That embarrassment has carried with me long into “my” gramma days!