Age 88, Luray, Va.
Mary Louise Cullers, 88, passed away on Tuesday, August 11, 2020, at her home, Walnut Glen Farm in Luray, Virginia. She was surrounded by her loving family.
Miss Cullers was born on January 6, 1932, in Luray and was the daughter of the late Oswell Lee Cullers and Mary Louise Brubaker Cullers.
Miss Cullers retired after more than 40 years as a public elementary school teacher in Portsmouth, Fairfax and Luray.
She is survived by a brother, Jack Lee Cullers of Luray; three nieces, Rana Cullers of Silver Spring, Md., Nada-Louise Cullers D’Aquino of Cortlandt Manor, N.Y., and Zoya Cullers Coopersmith of Charlottesville, Va.; one nephew, Rudyard Lee Cullers of Los Angeles, Calif.; and four great nephews and one great niece.
A memorial service will be conducted at 11 a.m. on Friday, August 14, at the Cullers Family Cemetery. The service is open to the public with social distancing and masks required. Kindly leave condolences at the Bradley Funeral Home in Luray.
Arrangements are in the caring hands of the Bradley Funeral Home in Luray, Va.
If ever there was the epitome of a human expressing unconditional love to walk this Mother Earth, it was you Aunty. My eternal love and gratitude for your generous, selfless, and protective spirit. With one broken heart…your eldest niece, Rana.
Mary Louise lived a life of service, and I’m grateful to have known her. We spent one summer at the farm, and the beauty of the time will remain with me. The last time I saw Mary Louise was when she and Zoya hosted an afternoon reception at the Cullers home during the annual Miller reunion. I am glad she’s being buried high on the hill in the place she so loved.
Catherine (Burroughs)
Our condolences to you and your beautiful family, may her beautiful memory be eternal!???
i have fond memories of mornings sitting around the tiny table in the Cullers kitchen with Aunty serving up coffee, eggs and bacon to whoever came in. At the Cullers home, everyone was made to feel welcome and Mary Louise was the primary reason why. It’s truly a testament to her nature that a whole generation of people who came through their house will always refer to her as Aunty. She will truly be missed.
Sending my deepest condolences. Dearest Mary Lou will be missed. May Cousin R. I. P.