Legislator Profile

Former Florida Representative Faye Culp (R)
The information below was accurate during the legislator's active term.
Faye Culp
CONTACT INFORMATION
District Address:
Suite 105
4302 Henderson Boulevard
Tampa, FL 33629-5608
(813) 272-2920

Capitol Address:
400 House Office Bldg.
402 S. Monroe St
Tallahassee, FL 32399-1300
(850) 488-2770
Email:
faye.culp@myfloridahouse.gov
political profile
  • House District:57
  • First Elected:2002
  • Terms Out:2010
  • Party:Republican
  • Delegations:Hillsborough
  • District Information:view district 57 map
  • Legislative Service:House of Representatives 1994-1998
    Elected to the House in 2002, reelected subsequently
PERSONAL INFO
  • Born:December 6, 1939, Kilmichael, MS
  • Moved to Florida:1968
  • Religious Affiliation:Methodist
  • Education:Argosy University, Ph.D., Education, 2008;
    University of South Florida, M.A., Art Education, 1993;
    Mississippi University for Women (MUW), B.S., Business Education, 1961, Future Business Leaders, business honorary fraternity, honorary dramatics fraternity, President of Wesley Players
  • Occupation:Retired, former teacher
  • Spouse:Jim Culp, of Copperhill, TN
  • Children:Jimmy, David
  • Affiliations:Child Abuse Council Auxiliary, former President
    First Methodist Church, former Lay Leader
    Hillsborough Women's Republican Club Federated, former President
    Mississippi University for Women (MUW) Suncoast Alumni Association, former President
    Plant Senior High PTSA, former President
    State 4-H Club Foundation, Board Member
    Tampa Realistic Artists, former President
    TDD Rotary Club, Charter Member
    Town 'n Country Hospital, Board Member
    United Methodist Women (First United Methodist Church), former President
  • Highlights:Lifetime Achievement Award, Florida 4-H 2009
    Florida Association of School Administrators, "Gavel of Authority" 2007, "Superior Commitment to Public Education" 2008
    Florida Chamber of Commerce, Honor Roll 2004, 2005, 2007, 2008
    President of the National Order of Women Legislators 2004-2005
    Condo and Homeowner Association, Legislator of the Year 2003
    South Tampa Chamber of Commerce, Citizen of the Year 1999
    Mississippi University for Women, Woman of Achievement (highest alumna award) 1998
    Florida Chamber of Commerce, "Top 40" Legislators 1997
    International Council of Shopping Centers, Legislator of the Year Award 1997
    University of South Florida, Distinguished Alumna Award for Outstanding Service 1997
    First Republican woman to be Chairman of the Joint House and Senate Committee on Information Technology Resources
    First Republican woman to be Majority Whip
    Florida School Boards, Legislator of the Year
    Girl Scouts Council, "Woman of Distinction"
    Tampa Civic Association, "Woman of the Century"
  • Former Service:School Board Member, Hillsborough County 1988-1992
Features above are available to LobbyTools subscribers. Request a free demo or call (850) 915-0100 ext. 2 to learn more.