Every time we think of Ken, we remember his love for the Word of God and the many years he was a teacher of that Word!  Now, he has spent a year in Heaven with Jesus and we believe we will all be with him and with Jesus very soon.  We love you, family, and please know that you are in our daily prayers!

I miss ken dad so much  he is always there when you need someone to talk to I'm sorry for your loss to ken and lovely mom l was so happy to be part your family god will protect u and your family 

I had the great fortune of meeting Mr Culp while attending church services at the old church on Peralta st in Fremont.

Mr Culp and his wife were the first to greet us at the church and we felt most welcome thanks to Mr and Mrs Culp. 

I truly feel like I loved Mr Culp almost as if he were like a father to me and I'm deeply saddened to hear of his passing.

My deepest condolences on this tremendous loss to the Culp family 

Dad, it's hard for me to believe you're gone. I miss you so much but I know you're in a better place and you must really be enjoying singing with the angels and being with our Lord and savior and walking down the streets of gold with our family and friends. You have ministered to many people here on Earth and now it's your turn to rest and enjoy the beauty of it all. I know you're looking down at us and I feel your spirit in my heart. My dad was loved by so many people and we will miss him dearly. He made friends wherever he went and he loved to tell jokes and make people laugh. I'm proud to say he's my dad he taught me so much. I was raised in a Christian home by my loving family who chose me and adopted me when I was a baby. I couldn't have been raised by no other family that loved me and raised me to be the person I am today. Dad you were the greatest father, grandpa and great grandpa to me and my family  and I'm  proud to say you were my Dad! You will be forever in our hearts. and our memories will last forever until we meet again. I LOVE YOU DAD, Love always  your daughter Linda  💕 

Ken was a beloved Brother-in-law, and even more importantly, he was a wonderful Brother in Christ.  He loved the Word of God because he knew the Author personally. .  We had the opportunity to hear him teach his Sunday School Class, and Virginia said that he sat and read his Bible often when he was no longer able to teach.  We know we will see Ken some day when we are all in the presence of our beloved Savior Jesus Christ! Until then, we send love and prayers to Virginia, Kenny and all the family!
Fred and Joan Houck

Ricky Houck
Nephew

I remember my Uncle Ken in the early 70's when we still lived so far apart. My mom and dad would always say, "let's go see Uncle Ken" and that was one of my favorite places to go. I liked hanging out with my cousin Kenny and I remember my Uncle Ken always joking and laughing and making my mom laugh as hard as she ever laughed and he would say "Aunt Ilse or Uncle Dick, have you heard this one?" I remember playing board games with the whole family and he was always cracking a joke. In the 70's everything was changing. He was always up to date on what was going on with the younger generation. He always knew all the new slang words and all the cool stuff that was happening. I remember him saying "that's cool man". You rest in peace Uncle Ken. You will be missed by me and everyone in our family. Love you, Ricky Houck

Ken, as the husband of my twin sister, you mean more to me than words could ever express. You blessed my life by your fervent love for Jesus Christ, our Savior. In joking you always brought a laugh and happiness to all around you. I have always admired you and will until Jesus returns and forever in glory.  From your Sister-in-law, Florence

I worked with ken sr at logan, he was always telling jokes and was an inspiration to all who crossed his path. His big smile and kind manner, is what i'll always remember about ken sr. I now work at washington high with his son ken jr., all my love to you and your mom ken. I'll miss your dad....

I will miss Ken Culp Sr.  He was a good father-in-law and would do anything for his family. He was faithful and loving  to all who knew him! I would say his greatest accomplishment was living a life devoted to God! Ken’s was always joking and talking to people he didn’t know and was in great spirits. I enjoyed always our times together and learned a lot from him in the 38 years knowing him. I can honestly say Ken is in heaven and in a better place and will never be forgotten.  Our hearts ache for his passing, but the memories  will live on forever until we meet again! 


You and your family are in our thoughts and prayers.

I have been blessed to know and love Grandpa for the last 25 years, which amounts to my whole adult life. He was my wife, Heather’s, grandfather. He was the most humble and devout Jesus Christ loving man that I have ever had the pleasure of knowing. He was used mightily by God to grow and develop my own walk with the Lord. For this and his love for my whole family, I will be eternally grateful. My three children have been blessed by his long life as they have spent years getting to know and love their great-grandfather. He will be missed more than words can express. We will be praying for God’s comfort be upon all of his family as they mourn the loss of such a great man. Please  take solace  in the fact that he is before the throne of God right now and for all of eternity. 

OBITUARY

Kenneth E Culp Sr.

September 2, 1930 – September 26, 2022

Lima Milpitas-Fremont Mortuary and Cedar Lawn Cemetery

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