Holly Springs Funeral Home

Calvin Ray Culver


Calvin Ray Culver, 71, of Waterford, Mississippi passed away on June 14, 2026 at Baptist East Hospital in Memphis, Tennessee. Calvin was born on March 17, 1955 in Waterford, Mississippi to the late Robert Lee Culver Jr. and the late Annie Evelyn Dempsey Culver. He was Baptist in faith and worked for Marshall County Road and Bridges for many years.

Calvin is survived by his wife, Debbie Culver of Waterford, sons, Shannon Frankum (Stacy) of Victoria, Shane Frankum of Waterford, daughters, Jamie Minor (David Carl) of Falkner, Hannah Culver of Waterford, Carleigh Culver of Waterford, Sherry Feathers (Adam) of Red Banks, and Shelly Crowell (Shane) of Arkansas, brother, Clyde Culver (Faye) of Waterford and two sisters, Sandra Wilson(William) and Faye Holland (Donald "Duck"), both of Waterford.
He is preceded in death by a son, Kevin Ray Culver, 2 brothers: Lester Culver and David Culver, as well as a sister, Marie Palmer.

Services will be held at The Holly Springs Funeral Home Chapel on Thursday, June 18, 2026. Family will receive visitors at 12:00 and service follows at 2:00 p.m. Burial will be at the Culver Family Cemetery in Waterford, Mississippi. No graveside service. Pallbearers will be: Terry and Steve Culver, Tyler Hatley, Tucker Owings, Collin Culver and Scotty Rhynes.


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Evelyn Watkins

Date:
6/17/2026 6:46:38 PM

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Calvin will be greatly missed. He was an exceptional brother in law. He showed concern for my health and I will always remember that. He always showed kindness to all of Debbie's sisters and family. He is gone now but not forgotten.


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Donna Hartsoe

Date:
6/17/2026 7:23:49 PM

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I have had the joy of knowing Mr Culver many of years through the introductions via his grandsons and daughter. He will be greatly missed. Give Kevin a big hello for us and I promise to always be a great friend to his daughter that I know he loved dearly espec.on the many of upcoming days that she will be lost with out him. God gained a good ole' Mississippi man.