Gregory Allen Culley

Greg had a profound influence on me and my career. I met him in the 90's when he was consulting with BCBSND and he became a mentor and a friend. My sincere condolences to Donna and the family. His wisdom and common sense are sorely needed in today's world. RIP Greg. Thank you.

Steve Eisenberg, MD

He was a mentor and friend to me for many years. He helped me get into the healthcare consulting space and was always a phone call away when I needed to bounce ideas off of him. We both shared August birthdays and would reach out to wish each other a happy one. When I didn't hear from him this year, I did not want to look up an obituary. I am heartbroken and sending much sympathy to his family and other friends. May you all remember his amazing, giving spirit and zest for life.

He was my childhood doctor. He's the reason I do not have seizures any longer. He's why I got a silver poodle when I was 6. He would pick me up and carry me around. He was the only one allowed to take my blood. He had pictures of me everywhere in his office. I insisted! Lol!I so looked up to him my entire life. He was a huge part of who I am today! I will forever be your favorite patient! You will forever be my favorite doctor! You will always be the Best doctor ever! You will forever be in my heart!

My condolences to his wife Donna and the extended Culley family.

Greg was a medical school and residency "classmate," and a good friend. I enjoyed renewing our friendship in recent years. He will be missed!

Good friend, hope he enjoyed my company as much as I enjoyed his.

I´m so sorry to hear of his passing. My condolences to his wife Donna who I worked in the Norton hospital pharmacy with many years ago.

Dr. Culley was my mentor, friend, and role model. He taught me how to stand up for myself, for patients, and for staff. He had spunk, class, and wit. I will never forget the life lessons he shared and advice he provided me. I will forever miss his friendship and leadership.

Graduated from high school with Gregg. Sounds like he had a great life. My sympathies.