Death date: Nov 27, 2021
Curley Culp, 75, Hall of Fame defensive lineman, who helped the Kansas City Chiefs win their first Super Bowl during a 14-year NFL career, passed away Saturday, November 27, 2021, of complications from pancreatic cancer. In Yuma, Read Obituary
With my deepest heartfelt condolences, I send Love and Blessings to Collette and her family. My Prayers will be with you constantly.
Our thoughts and prayers are with you. Elvin and Pat Bethea
To one of the Greatest of all Time. Curly you put your mark on this world and you will be missed. Thank you for being part of our Sun Devil Nation.
With loving memories of "Curley Culp",
Dr. Bloom, we are thinking of you with deepest sympathy and heartfelt condolences!
Prayers for the Culp family, friends and associates. Curley was a hardworking football,player.
Family & Friends: Honored to be a KCC teammate. Honored to speak of Curley fondly ever after. Forever a Chief & a Champion- he will be remembered.
Family & Friends: I was a 10th-round draft pick in 1974- the day the veterans came to training camp was momentous, and Marvin Upshaw introduced me to Curley on the field in Liberty. Of course, his reputation preceded him: Super Bowl Champ and NCAA Wrestling champion. It was an honor to be his teammate and to speak of him fondly ever after. My sister-in-law Laurie Franklin mentioned this holiday the sign she made as a girl to greet Curley at Municipal Airport during the Super Bowl run...her husband Darrell Franklin then noted how Chris Schenkel always mentioned the wrestling honors Curley achieved. From the gridiron, to the broadcast booth, to the All-Pro record books, the Hall of Fame, and to thousands of anonymous fans, Curley Culp made his mark. With all respect due Curley and his family, Rest In Peace. Tom Condon
My condolences are offered to Dr. Collette Bloom Culp and her family. My heart aches for you. Cherish the joyful memories as you celebrate his life. God gave you special times that will alway live in your heart. Love, Your fiend, Dr. Mary L. Thomas
