James V. Culberson	He Loved His Wife Eleanor	He loved his family	Even when the kids fussed.
	He loved parties	He loved being his own boss.	He looked at the world through a camera lens.
He loved taking photos. Especially of dear friends. Jim Glass	Jim Glass	Fred DuBose	Fred Dubose
Jack Boynton, In his studio.	Bill Saylor, In his studio.	Charles Schorre, In his studio.	Jim Love and friends, In his studio.
Bill Wolfhagen, portrait of a photographer.	He loved the city, Houston, c. 1965,	and silly critters.	He was dedicated to his work and spent long hours making sure it was as good as he thought it should be.
Over the years his talent -	- served many others.
He did love politics. Image © J&J Graphics All Rights Reserved	He once ran for precinct chair.	His love of politics rubbed off on his son, John.	Who, after serving 14 years as a State Rep., went on to serve in Congress.
When he wasn't drawing, he was taking a photo. He liked strange buildings like this one.	He went for the inventive camera angle.
	His love of family drove him. Here are his parents c.1927 Edgar and Genevieve Dooley.	After his dad died in 1930 young Jim went to live with an aunt, uncle and cousins.	They remained close throughout life.
and drew this cartoon.
		Dear Papa, We sure miss you. Love, The Family

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