OBIT: Michael Edwin McCULLEY, 2006, Confluence, Somerset County, PA
  
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  MCCULLEY, Michael Edwin 03/25/06 Daily American
  
   Michael Edwin McCulley, 50, Confluence, went home to be with the Lord on March 23,
  2006, after a long battle with cancer. He was born Nov. 30, 1955, in Somerset, a son of
  Donna (Morrison) McCulley, Confluence, and the late Grant L. McCulley. He is survived and
  will be sadly missed by his loving and devoted wife, Virginia; his beloved stepdaughter,
  Dott (Merryman) Johnson and her husband Joel, Westminster, Md.; brother, Larry,
  Confluence; sisters, Connie Hummel and husband, John, Garrett; Diann Stark and husband,
  James; Vicki Williams and husband, Rodney; and Caroline Klinkner and husband, Vincent,
  all of Confluence; two nieces, three nephews and a great-nephew. Also surviving are
  sister-in-law Linda Brashear and husband, Milton, Uniontown; and brother-in-law, Duane R.
  Clark, Confluence; two step-nephews; and a step niece. He is a graduate of Turkeyfoot
  Valley Area High School. Among other jobs, Michael most recently worked as a carpenter
  for many years for his friend, Robert Leonard of Leonard Contracting in Somerset. He was
  a member of the Turkeyfoot Fish and Game Association and spent much of his free time
  out-doors fishing and hunting. His last 8-point buck was harvested on opening day of deer
  season in 2004. Mike liked planting trees and gardening, giving much of his produce to
  friends and family. He loved wildlife and was often seen caring for the birds, deer, and
  squirrels that surrounded his home. He also liked spending time with his little beagle,
  Buddy Duane, who is also an avid rabbit hunter. A friend to all, Mike will be sadly
  missed by all whose lives he touched with his kindness and gentle-ness, and for giving us
  inspiration. Friends will be received from 2 to 9 p.m. Sunday and from 10 to 11 a.m.
  Monday, the hour of service at the Humbert Funeral Home, Confluence. The Rev. Linda
  Dinger officiating. Interment Baptist Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be
  made to Somerset ÒIn TouchÓ Hospice, 1509 N. Center Ave., Suite 111, Somerset, PA 15501.
  They along with the staff at Somerset Oncology, helped so much with Mike's care and to
  ease the heartache of our last year. 
  
    My Dearest Mike, Gentle soul I think of you, loving, kind and true. Your life's story
  now is done, but you've marked your lines one by one. That you will be now that life is
  closed, Remembered like the fragrant rose. Farewell for now My Love, Ginny