J. Ned Culler

I'm sorry to hear of Mr. Culler's passing. It was a privlege working with him while he was in the hospital. My thoughts go out to his family. Regards, Anthony.

I am so saddened to hear of Ned's death. What a beautiful, kind and charming Southern gentleman. I met him while I was assisting a lady at Gayton Terrace. I always enjoyed the times we were all together at Happy Hour. He was just downright adorable. I have to admit I had a little crush on him. He and Katherine were so fortunate to find companionship and enjoyed travelling. He always had such a good posture and carried himself so well. His whimsy with words are going to be so treasured by all. I will miss you along with everyone who ever met you. Barbara J. McNeace

Barbara and David, We knew your wonderful dad only a short time but we loved hin from the first time we met. He was always so cheerful and most interesting to talk with. We will miss him very much and cherish our memories of him. Our deepest sympathy.
Frances and Jack Culler

My thoughts and prayers are with you all in this time of loss. I took care of Mr. Culler while in the hospital, he was a very
special and kind patient. Kristy

My deepset sympathy to Brother Ned's family. I've known Ned for neary 34 years and found him always to be a true Southern gentleman. He was a kind, gentle soul, with always a kind word. His mind worked in wondrous ways to create poetry almost at a moments notice. He loved God, his family, and was devoted to Craft Masonry. I am honored, and grateful, that I was able to call Ned my friend and Brother. I find my life much richer because our paths in life crossed.