Charles Culver, Jr. was a living legend. He was born to Charles Culver, Sr. and Inez Reed on October 31, 1936, In Savanah, Georgia. He matriculated in the public school systems of Savannah, GA. He moved to Fort Pierce, FL in 1951, where he met and married Margaret Gibson. In this union they had seven children. He served in the United States Army. After returning to Fort Pierce, him and his wife started a citrus contracting business for years, after time passed, he started a lawn care service. His passion for work was exemplary. He loved his big trucks and lawn mowers but most of all he loved his family unconditionally. His family was the most important thing in his life. He was the most ideal dad and granddad in the neighborhood. With the kids, they looked up to him. He treated all the kids like they were his own. Yes, no one was a stranger. He was well liked by everyone. Charles Culver, Jr. began his eternal rest on October 26, 2022. He will be truly missed.

He was proceeded in death by: his mother, Inez Reed; step-mother, Jerry Culver, Father; Charles Culver, Sr. ,Brothers; Albert (Shirley) Culver, David Culver, Jack Reed; Grand-daughters; Cassandra Culver and Tawana Culver.

Left to Cherish his memories is: his spouse; Margaret Culver, daughters; Pamela (Don) Mosley of Vero Beach, FL, Yvette (Andre) Nicholas of Fort Pierce, FL, Cleona (Randolph) Spann of Fort Lauderdale, Kenandra Culver of Decatur, GA.; Sons; Charles Culver of Fort Pierce, FL., Kenneth (Cassie) Culver of Fort Pierce, FL, Michael (Tamkia) Culver of Atlanta, GA., Derrick B. Culver of Fort Pierce, FL, Herman (Eilizabeth) Brown, of West Virginia and Sherman Haines of Fort Pierce; Sisters; Sandra McKinney of Columbus, GA., Deborah Boulton of Statesboro, GA., Joyce Law of Montezuma, GA., Charlesetta Adams of Columbus, GA., Michelle (Johnny) Robinson of Columbus, GA., Barbara Reed of Savanah, GA., Betty Lane of Decatur, GA.; Brothers; Lester (Diane) Culver of Fort Pierce, FL., Jerry (Nicole) Culver of Jacksonville, FL. and Anthony (Diane) Culver of Marathon, Fl., Grandchildren: Edwin (Linda) Culver of Fort Pierce, FL., Darrel (Kisha) Freeman of Orlando, FL., Pamela D. Culver of Fort Pierce, FL., Courtney Culver of Fort Lauderdale, FL., Clifton Harry of Fayettville, NC., Tory Culver of Orlando, FL., Derrick B. Culver, Jr. of Fort Pierce, FL., Ladarius Culver of Fort Pierce, FL., Kyna Jones of Fort Pierce, FL., Michael Culver, Jr. of Clewiston, FL., Bria Culver of Clewiston, FL., Ashantic Culver of Jacksonvile, FL., Alexis Culver of Chipley, FL., Herman Brown, Jr. of West Virginia, Sherman Brown of West Virginia, Charles Culver, IV of Moultrie, GA. Ilisha Culver of Alabama, Christopher Culver of Fort Pierce, FL., Demetrick Culver of Moultrie, GA., Kenneth Culver, Jr. of Gainesville, FL., Charlene Culver of Fort Lauderdale, FL., Marlene Culver of Gaineville, FL., Cornetius Solomon of Fort Pierce, FL., Derrick A. Culver of Fort Pierce, FL., Jay Wilson of Fort Pierce, FL, Kira Wilson of Fort Pierce, FL., 52 great-grands, 17 great-greatgrands, God-daughters; Valentine Sirmon and Pricilla White and a host of nieces, nephews, cousins, and friends.

Public visitation for Charles Culver, Jr. will take place on Friday, November 11, 2022 from 3:00pm-7:00pm at Stone Brothers Funeral Home in Fort Pierce, FL. Funeral services will convene on Saturday, November 12, 2022 at Saint Mark Missionary Baptist Church in Fort Pierce, FL beginning at 1:00pm. Burial will immediately follow in Riverview Memorial Park.

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