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George Francis McCullough George Francis McCullough, 54, a retired owner of Crescent
Tool in Wakefield, died Tuesday,
June 25, at his home in Peabody. George
was born in Cambridge, the son of
George and Mary (Mulligan) McCullough. He
was raised in Wakefield, and attended the Wakefield School
Systems. After high school,
he enlisted in the Army to help fight in the Vietnam War.
He became a Green Beret, and attained the rank of Sgt. before returning
to the states. He was also awarded
the Gallantry Cross with Palm for his bravery and dedicated service. Shortly after returning to the States, he opened Crescent Tool, his own machine shop, in Wakefield. He was an extremely skilled machinist, and could build virtually anything. He successfully ran the business for over ten years, until his disabilities stemming from his military service forced him to sell the machine shop. Mr. McCullough lived in Peabody, for the past 20 years. He is survived by his father, George
W. McCullough of Malden, his sister Susan J. McCullough of Waltham, his
nephew Mathew Gomes of Waltham,
and his brother in law, Richard Gomes of Taunton.
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