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Gerry Wray Cullen, 77, passed away on November 6, 2020 at his home in Montgomery, Texas, and is now resting peacefully. He was born on April 7, 1943, in Pineville, Lousiana and was raised by loving parents John and Mae Cullen.
He will forever be remembered by his loving wife and best friend of 55 years, and his daughter Angie. He was preceded in death by his son Trent. He leaves a legacy of love and memories for his sister, Jeanie, grandsons Austin, Mason, and Alex, his daughter-in-law, Ginger, son-in-law Chris and his nieces, nephews and cousins.
Always ready with a story, Gerry loved spending time with his family, sailing, watching old cowboy movies and tinkering in his shop. His quick wit and sense of humor earned him life long friends, who will forever laugh in remembrance when they think oh him. Gerry cherished his loved ones and will be missed by his many friends and loving family.
Per his request there will be no memorial service.
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Gloria J. Kowrack (Schmidt)
So sorry to hear of Gerry's passing. He was a quiet and gentle person. Prayers to the family. Gloria Schmidt
Rosemarie Jacobs (Magee)
Laura and family --- I'm sorry to hear Gerry has passed. Holding all of you in my prayers for comfort and lots of memories of your husband/dad/friend.
Judy L. Cline (Glathar)
I remember Gerry at LHS & he was kind & always had a smile (?) on his face that could be, at times, maybe a smirk, like maybe he was up to something! I am sad to hear of his passing. His family is in my thoughts & prayers. JudyDonald T. Fults
Laura, Sorry to hear of Gerry's passing. I have fond memories of hanging out with Gerry, Tim Timken, and myself in our high school years. I always enjoyed his sense of humor and playing golf with him. My sincere condolences to you and your family.
Donald (Tom) Fults
Tim Timken
Laura: I'm very sorry to hear about Gerrys passing. As you know I and Donald Fults went all the way back to Prescott Grade School. The three of us spent a lot of time together over the years. We had some great times. Deep condolences and blessings to you and you family. Tim
John F. Davenport
I remember Gerry very well, went through all the schools, Prescott, Irving, and Lincoln High, in our younger years we spent alot of time together, he will be sadly missed.