Craig Culver was born on November 7, 1969, and passed away on September 1, 2026.

Craig attended Washington Catholic through middle school and graduated from Washington High School in 1988. During his school years, he participated in football, wrestling, weightlifting, and track and field, competing in the shot put and discus. Throughout his working life, Craig enjoyed a long career with Schwan’s, Eby-Brown, and Hoosier Transport.

Craig was a beloved father, brother, son, and friend. His warmth filled every room, his hugs brought comfort, and his laughter carried others through difficult days. He loved deeply—his family, his dogs, his Chamorro heritage, his music, and the simple joy of feeding the squirrels in his yard. Known as “Tito” to his high school friends, Craig loved 1980s rock and roll and could name nearly any song and the artist who performed it.

Craig is survived by Kim Culver; his daughters, Brittany Culver (Adrianne) of Cincinnati and Makalee Culver (Kendra) of Batesville; his stepson, Zach Land; and his grandchildren, Skyler, Wyatt, Carlie, and Tucker.

He is also survived by his mother and stepfather, Annie and Frank Torres; his father and stepmother, Phil and Debbie Culver of Washington; and his siblings, Aimee Stolp (Vince), Stacy Culver, Kim Reynolds (Scott), Shelley Rodgers, Chris Daw (Cindy), Frankie Torres, Scott Torres (Andrea), Shane Rodgers, and Shannon Rodgers. He will also be lovingly remembered by his extended family in Guam as well as many nieces, nephews, and friends across the world.

Craig leaves behind a legacy of love that will remain with us for years to come. He is deeply missed and will always be lovingly remembered.

Details regarding a celebration of Craig’s life will be shared soon.