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“I had the pleasure of knowing Louanna through her sister, Teri. I worked with Teri at State Farm and I am so grateful to have known her. She was...Read More »
1 of 13 | Posted by: Joyce Kubicek - Austin, TX

“I worked with Louanna as a secretary at Farmers Insurance for many, many years. She gave me a wooden cookie with the following saying one year for...Read More »
2 of 13 | Posted by: Leslie Endicott - Neiderwald, TX

“I was so sorry to hear about Louanna passing. I new she has had a terrible time the last few years. I have many happy memories of the good ole days...Read More »
3 of 13 | Posted by: Kathy White - Austin, TX

“I will always cherish the sweet memories I have of knowing Louanna. She always had a beautiful smile no matter what was going on in her life at the...Read More »
4 of 13 | Posted by: Annette Burleson - Round Rock, TX

“Sweetie was such an inspiration. I came to know her about years ago and I can honestly say she always had a smile on her face; no matter how rough...Read More »
5 of 13 | Posted by: Cynthia Raiford - Temple , TX

“Louanna was one of the first persons I worked with at Farmers Insurance. We worked together in the Issue Department. It was a privilege to have known...Read More »
6 of 13 | Posted by: Shirley Rice Channell - TX

“My biggest and best memory of Lou was when they lived in Edcouch, I don't remember the occassion, but the older girls including Lou were getting...Read More »
7 of 13 | Posted by: Susie Durbin - Raymondville, TX

“Louanna was the embodiment of grace and generosity. She had the biggest heart and was a wonderful example of larger than life Texas hospitality. I...Read More »
8 of 13 | Posted by: Debra O'Molesky - Columbus, OH

“Our prayers and thoughts are with Mrs. McCulley's family. The memories of her are many and will be treasured in my heart forever. I had the...Read More »
9 of 13 | Posted by: Carol Jones - Georgetown, TX

“Dear Bob & Stacy, I feel so honored to have known such a Beautiful Person. Lou taught us so much about living life to it's fulliest. I know yall...Read More »
10 of 13 | Posted by: Joyce McDougall - Buda, TX

“My thoughts and prayers are with the family during this time. Louanna was such a wonderful lady. I worked for her many years and it was such a joy....Read More »
11 of 13 | Posted by: Julie McDaniel - Liberty Hill, TX

“My thoughts and prayers are with you in your time of grief. May your memories bring you comfort. I will always treasure Louanna as an inspiration...Read More »
12 of 13 | Posted by: Sharon Franke - Paige, TX

“I will always treasure the friendship that Louanna provided to me. I enjoyed every minute of working with her at Farmers over many years and was...Read More »
13 of 13 | Posted by: Gina Frithiof - Austin, TX


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Louanna (Sweetie, Lou, LuLu) McCulley, was born in Mercedes Texas on May 16, 1951 went to be with our Lord the afternoon of Thursday, February 9th. She was the second of four daughters born to O.B. and Billie Maloy. Sweetie succumbed to cancer after a gallant fight that began in December of 1989. During that fight she spent two and a half years in clinical trials in San Antonio and Round Rock and was undaunted in her faith in God even though chemo therapy had left her bald eight times. There was one sure thing, she was as beautiful bald as she was with hair; her many friends and loved ones will attest to that. She fought the battle without complaining and was always thinking of others.
Sweetie grew up in the Rio Grande Valley and spent her senior year in Tomball, Texas where she graduated from high school. She then moved to Austin where she started work at Farmers Insurance. Her career with Farmers spanned more than 35 years. She was a Certified Professional Secretary (CPS) and spent the last 16 years of her career as the executive secretary to the various State Officers as they passed through the State Office. She epitomized what family in the work place means. The close friendships she developed with so many people are a testament of the love she had for everyone she came in contact with.

Louanna is survived by her husband, of more than thirty-eight years Bob, who early on and appropriately enough renamed her Sweetie. She is also survived by her three children; Rob McCulley and his wife Susan and their three children Kaitlyn, Quinn, and Mallory; Tim McCulley and his wife Tammy and their four children Courtney, Garret, Cody and Grant; Stacie Alexander and her son Justin. She is also survived by her mother Billie Lou Maloy and three sisters Rena, Judy and Terri; their husbands and her precious nephews and nieces who will dearly miss their Aunt Lou. There is also, a multitude of other relatives, including a group that called themselves "the cousins" that have already lamented that they will no longer see her smiling face at the many family reunions she loved to attend.

Sweetie's family wants to give special thanks to the many friends who visited her at various junctures of her fight to overcome cancer. We thank her Sunday School Class who provided ongoing prayers, support and encouragement as she offered them inspiration in return. We thank the staff at Texas Oncology and her doctor who referred to her as his miracle patient, Dr. Daren Kocs. And lastly, we thank the many nurses and other staff at the Round Rock, St. David's Hospital; so many went the extra mile in their care of our gift from heaven Louanna (Sweetie, Lou, LuLu) McCulley.

A memorial service will be held at Crestview Baptist Church, 2300 Williams Dr., Georgetown, Texas 78628 on Monday February 13th at 11:00am. Interment will be later in the week at Remembrance Gardens at Riverbend, 4214 Capital of Texas Highway North, Austin, Texas 78746.

In lieu of flowers, memorial donations can be sent to the Crestview Baptist Church building fund or the American Cancer Society.