Kit Culkin married. On December 9, 2008, Kit's daughter Dakota was struck by a vehicle when she stepped off a curb into its path. She was taken to UCLA Medical Center where she died at age 30 of her injuries the following afternoon. Culkin's daughter Jennifer Adamson died in 2000 (at age 29) from a drug overdose. Culkin did reside in Grants Pass, Oregon. His long-time friend and partner Jeanette Krylowski died on May 31, 2017. After her death Culkin left his Grants Pass residence, his current whereabouts are unknown. Kit Culkin Christopher Cornelius "Kit" Culkin (born December 6, 1944) is an
John M. Culkin English alphabet, to combat illiteracy. On October 7, 1974, he testified before the House Select Subcommittee on Education, which later decided to create the American Film Institute as an independent agency. Culkin formed Hearth Communications, a private consulting firm, with business partner Frank Maguire. Their consulting client list soon became the important international corporations and organizations. Indicative of his varied interests and expertise, Culkin published many articles and wrote several books. He analyzed how a story might be told in print, film, and television, in a book called "Trilogy." Other topics for his articles included theology, the Chicago Cubs, Trachtenberg