
Photos of John Wycoff Culp courtesy of Tim Nichols and Michael Lee Stills. Thanks, guys!

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Hollie, I’m not going to be able to tell it as well as she did, but my mom (and her siblings) were always kind of starstruck when “Uncle John” came to town. He had an exotic girlfriend (from Europe, I think a performer of some type) and always seemed very exciting and sophisticated. She remembers one time he was late leaving after a visit and so he called the station and commanded “This is John Culp; hold the train!” and apparently they did!
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Ha! Ha! What a great story! Thanks for sharing it, Tim. Was this girlfriend the Leona who became his wife? That was a pretty cool picture that I saw of her last night.
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Hi Hollie! I really do not know what I am doing with blogging, etc., so I never saw this question from you! Yes, you are right, she eventually became his wife. I asked my mom about it and she was a trapeze artist!
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Well, that makes his story even better! 🙂
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