Steve Culpovich, ‘you will be missed by many’
Terri and Peter Ralston presented Culpovich with one of Peter’s beautiful photographs depicting winter fireworks over Rockport Harbor. The margins around the image sardined with hundreds of signatures from town residents and beyond. (Photo courtesy Todd Field)
Rep. Vicki Doudera and Steve Culpovich (Photo courtesy Todd Field)
Steve Culpovich with Ann Marie Kinser, Alane Dostie, Amy Phillips (Photo courtesy Todd Field)
Terri and Peter Ralston presented Culpovich with one of Peter’s beautiful photographs depicting winter fireworks over Rockport Harbor. The margins around the image sardined with hundreds of signatures from town residents and beyond. (Photo courtesy Todd Field)
Rep. Vicki Doudera and Steve Culpovich (Photo courtesy Todd Field)
Steve Culpovich with Ann Marie Kinser, Alane Dostie, Amy Phillips (Photo courtesy Todd Field)
ROCKPORT — One day after an epic parade organized by Rockport Post Office’s Ann Marie Kinser and Amy Phillips to honor their boss, retiring Postmaster Stephen M. Culpovich—a parade that involved the Rockport Fire and Police department and over 100 Rockport residents—our beloved Postmaster’s name was read into the Congressional Record by Chellie Pingree, who in her letter to Culpovich stated, “It is because of people like you, Steve, that Maine has a reputation for being “the way life should be... you will be missed by many.”
Perhaps the most fitting tribute to Steve came from his former colleague West Rockport Postmaster, Alane Dostie who created a game called Steve Jeopardy. To have any chance at winning you’d have to know Steve. By that definition, we are all winners.
During Steve’s final lunch hour, a letter from Governor Mills was read aloud thanking Steve for his years of service, and he was presented with a framed State of Maine Commendation Certificate by our very own Maine State Representative, Vicki Doudera.
Terri and Peter Ralston presented Culpovich with one of Peter’s beautiful photographs depicting winter fireworks over Rockport Harbor. The margins around the image sardined with hundreds of signatures from town residents and beyond.
Perhaps the most fitting tribute to Steve came from his former colleague West Rockport Postmaster, Alane Dostie who created a game called Steve Jeopardy. To have any chance at winning you’d have to know Steve. By that definition, we are all winners.
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