Nicole McCulloh graduated from Lamp-post Academy, (home school) in May, 2006. Nicole had attended Crawfordsville High School her freshmen year but then choose to be home schooled for her sophomore through senior years. Most classes were self-guided at home but Nicole also participated in several courses available through the local home school association. An open house was held at the McCulloh home in Ladoga, Indiana with many friends and family joining in the celebration. (photo) Nicole is enrolled at Indiana University Purdue University at Indianapolis where she plans to attend. Nicole will commute the 80-mile round trip several days each week while living at home with her parents. She has not yet decided on a major. (Nicole is a great-granddaughter of Charles W. McCulloh, Sr.)

 

Christopher McCulloh received a Bachelors degree in New Media and Julie McCulloh received a Bachelors degree in General Studies, both from Indiana University Purdue University at Indianapolis in May, 2006. Christopher is employed with Performance Strategies, Inc. in Indianapolis creating and maintaining their various web sites. Julie is employed with the school of Continuing Studies at IUPUI. (Julie is Christopher's wife. Christopher is a great-grandson of Charles W. McCulloh, Sr.)

 

A son, Grant Lorenz, was born to Greg and Jeanine Yoder on June 26, 2004. Greg is the son of Lawrence and Shirlee Yoder. (Lawrence is the son of Vida (McCulloh) Yoder.)

 

 

 

A daughter, Isabella Mary, was born to Lynne and Ron Kraszewski on February 5, 2006. Lynne is the daughter of Eunice (McCulloh) Bainbridge.

 

 

A son, Vincent Henrey Metz, was born to Jeff and Danielle Metz on April 5, 2006. (Jeff is a grandson of Eunice (McCulloh) Bainbridge.)

 

 

 

 

On January 31, 2006, Mary Louise Van Dyke went to her eternal reward. Mary was the wife of Wilbur Guy Van Dyke. (Wilbur is the son of Anna Mary (McCulloh) Van Dyke.)

 

 

 

On June 25, 2006, Rev. Charles W. McCulloh, Jr, retired from the full-time ministry in the United Methodist Church. Rev. McCulloh began a part-time pastorate of the Loganville Methodost church on September 1, 2006.