Marion Police Chief, Retired.
After retirement,recieved an appointment by the governor, as head as the Indiana DNR.
Could be classified as a top cop by all who worked with him.
The Indianapolis Star, Indianapolis, Indiana 31 Dec 1977, Sat, Page 27 OBITUARIES H. TED NULL DIES; FORMER MARION POLICE CHIEF, DNR UNIT HEAD MARION, IND. - Services (or H. Ted Null, 59, Marion, former Marion police chief and head of the enforcement division of the Indiana Department of Natural Resources (DNR), will be held at noon today in St, Paul Catholic Church. Burial will be in the IOOF Cemetery. Mr Null died Thursday in his home. He served on the police department from 1948 to 1969, and as chief the last four years. A Republican, he also had been a Grant County commissioner since January. He was appointed superintendent of the enforcement division of the DNR by former Gov Edgar D. Whitcomb. The two were good friends who had served together during World War II. Both had made the infamous "Death March" on Bataan Peninsula in the Philippines. Mr Null was a member of the St. Paul Church, Lions Club, Knights of Columbus, Fraternal Order of Police, Veterans of Foreign Wars, American Legion, Indiana Association of County Commissioners and the Defenders of Bataan and Corregidor. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Virginia (Briggs) Null. The Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Indiana 30 Dec 1977, Fri, Page 27 H. TED NULL RITES TO BE TOMORROW MARION, IND. - Services for H. Ted Null, Grant County commissioner and former Marion police chief, will be at noon tomorrow in St. Paul Catholic Church. Friends may call until 9 tonight at Devine Colonial Mortuary. Null died yesterday at his home. He was 59. Null, a Republican, began his term as a county commissioner in January of this year. He was chief pf police from 19659. He had served on the police force since 1948. Null was named by former Gov. Edgar Whitcomb to serve as superintendent of the Department of Natural Resources enforcement division. Null was a close friend of Whitcomb's. They served together during the infamous "Death March" on the Bataan Peninsula in 1942. Null, a U.S. Navy veteran, also served in the Korean War. Null was a member of St. Paul Church, Marion Lions Club, Knights of Columbus, Fraternal Order of Police, Veterans of Foreign Wars, American Legion, Indiana Association of County Commissioners and the Defenders of Bataan and Corregidor. Survivors wife Virginia; daughter Kathleen. POW from 06 May 1942 to 30 Oct 1945 World War II – US Navy: Grade: Electrician’s mate, 1st Class, Area served: Southwest Pacific Theatre: Philippine Islands, Detaining County: Japan, Camp: Mukden (Hoten) POW Camp
After retirement,recieved an appointment by the governor, as head as the Indiana DNR.
Could be classified as a top cop by all who worked with him.
The Indianapolis Star, Indianapolis, Indiana 31 Dec 1977, Sat, Page 27 OBITUARIES H. TED NULL DIES; FORMER MARION POLICE CHIEF, DNR UNIT HEAD MARION, IND. - Services (or H. Ted Null, 59, Marion, former Marion police chief and head of the enforcement division of the Indiana Department of Natural Resources (DNR), will be held at noon today in St, Paul Catholic Church. Burial will be in the IOOF Cemetery. Mr Null died Thursday in his home. He served on the police department from 1948 to 1969, and as chief the last four years. A Republican, he also had been a Grant County commissioner since January. He was appointed superintendent of the enforcement division of the DNR by former Gov Edgar D. Whitcomb. The two were good friends who had served together during World War II. Both had made the infamous "Death March" on Bataan Peninsula in the Philippines. Mr Null was a member of the St. Paul Church, Lions Club, Knights of Columbus, Fraternal Order of Police, Veterans of Foreign Wars, American Legion, Indiana Association of County Commissioners and the Defenders of Bataan and Corregidor. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Virginia (Briggs) Null. The Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Indiana 30 Dec 1977, Fri, Page 27 H. TED NULL RITES TO BE TOMORROW MARION, IND. - Services for H. Ted Null, Grant County commissioner and former Marion police chief, will be at noon tomorrow in St. Paul Catholic Church. Friends may call until 9 tonight at Devine Colonial Mortuary. Null died yesterday at his home. He was 59. Null, a Republican, began his term as a county commissioner in January of this year. He was chief pf police from 19659. He had served on the police force since 1948. Null was named by former Gov. Edgar Whitcomb to serve as superintendent of the Department of Natural Resources enforcement division. Null was a close friend of Whitcomb's. They served together during the infamous "Death March" on the Bataan Peninsula in 1942. Null, a U.S. Navy veteran, also served in the Korean War. Null was a member of St. Paul Church, Marion Lions Club, Knights of Columbus, Fraternal Order of Police, Veterans of Foreign Wars, American Legion, Indiana Association of County Commissioners and the Defenders of Bataan and Corregidor. Survivors wife Virginia; daughter Kathleen. POW from 06 May 1942 to 30 Oct 1945 World War II – US Navy: Grade: Electrician’s mate, 1st Class, Area served: Southwest Pacific Theatre: Philippine Islands, Detaining County: Japan, Camp: Mukden (Hoten) POW Camp
Marion Police Chief, Retired.
After retirement,recieved an appointment by the governor, as head as the Indiana DNR.
Could be classified as a top cop by all who worked with him.
The Indianapolis Star, Indianapolis, Indiana 31 Dec 1977, Sat, Page 27 OBITUARIES H. TED NULL DIES; FORMER MARION POLICE CHIEF, DNR UNIT HEAD MARION, IND. - Services (or H. Ted Null, 59, Marion, former Marion police chief and head of the enforcement division of the Indiana Department of Natural Resources (DNR), will be held at noon today in St, Paul Catholic Church. Burial will be in the IOOF Cemetery. Mr Null died Thursday in his home. He served on the police department from 1948 to 1969, and as chief the last four years. A Republican, he also had been a Grant County commissioner since January. He was appointed superintendent of the enforcement division of the DNR by former Gov Edgar D. Whitcomb. The two were good friends who had served together during World War II. Both had made the infamous "Death March" on Bataan Peninsula in the Philippines. Mr Null was a member of the St. Paul Church, Lions Club, Knights of Columbus, Fraternal Order of Police, Veterans of Foreign Wars, American Legion, Indiana Association of County Commissioners and the Defenders of Bataan and Corregidor. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Virginia (Briggs) Null. The Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Indiana 30 Dec 1977, Fri, Page 27 H. TED NULL RITES TO BE TOMORROW MARION, IND. - Services for H. Ted Null, Grant County commissioner and former Marion police chief, will be at noon tomorrow in St. Paul Catholic Church. Friends may call until 9 tonight at Devine Colonial Mortuary. Null died yesterday at his home. He was 59. Null, a Republican, began his term as a county commissioner in January of this year. He was chief pf police from 19659. He had served on the police force since 1948. Null was named by former Gov. Edgar Whitcomb to serve as superintendent of the Department of Natural Resources enforcement division. Null was a close friend of Whitcomb's. They served together during the infamous "Death March" on the Bataan Peninsula in 1942. Null, a U.S. Navy veteran, also served in the Korean War. Null was a member of St. Paul Church, Marion Lions Club, Knights of Columbus, Fraternal Order of Police, Veterans of Foreign Wars, American Legion, Indiana Association of County Commissioners and the Defenders of Bataan and Corregidor. Survivors wife Virginia; daughter Kathleen. POW from 06 May 1942 to 30 Oct 1945 World War II – US Navy: Grade: Electrician’s mate, 1st Class, Area served: Southwest Pacific Theatre: Philippine Islands, Detaining County: Japan, Camp: Mukden (Hoten) POW Camp
After retirement,recieved an appointment by the governor, as head as the Indiana DNR.
Could be classified as a top cop by all who worked with him.
The Indianapolis Star, Indianapolis, Indiana 31 Dec 1977, Sat, Page 27 OBITUARIES H. TED NULL DIES; FORMER MARION POLICE CHIEF, DNR UNIT HEAD MARION, IND. - Services (or H. Ted Null, 59, Marion, former Marion police chief and head of the enforcement division of the Indiana Department of Natural Resources (DNR), will be held at noon today in St, Paul Catholic Church. Burial will be in the IOOF Cemetery. Mr Null died Thursday in his home. He served on the police department from 1948 to 1969, and as chief the last four years. A Republican, he also had been a Grant County commissioner since January. He was appointed superintendent of the enforcement division of the DNR by former Gov Edgar D. Whitcomb. The two were good friends who had served together during World War II. Both had made the infamous "Death March" on Bataan Peninsula in the Philippines. Mr Null was a member of the St. Paul Church, Lions Club, Knights of Columbus, Fraternal Order of Police, Veterans of Foreign Wars, American Legion, Indiana Association of County Commissioners and the Defenders of Bataan and Corregidor. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Virginia (Briggs) Null. The Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Indiana 30 Dec 1977, Fri, Page 27 H. TED NULL RITES TO BE TOMORROW MARION, IND. - Services for H. Ted Null, Grant County commissioner and former Marion police chief, will be at noon tomorrow in St. Paul Catholic Church. Friends may call until 9 tonight at Devine Colonial Mortuary. Null died yesterday at his home. He was 59. Null, a Republican, began his term as a county commissioner in January of this year. He was chief pf police from 19659. He had served on the police force since 1948. Null was named by former Gov. Edgar Whitcomb to serve as superintendent of the Department of Natural Resources enforcement division. Null was a close friend of Whitcomb's. They served together during the infamous "Death March" on the Bataan Peninsula in 1942. Null, a U.S. Navy veteran, also served in the Korean War. Null was a member of St. Paul Church, Marion Lions Club, Knights of Columbus, Fraternal Order of Police, Veterans of Foreign Wars, American Legion, Indiana Association of County Commissioners and the Defenders of Bataan and Corregidor. Survivors wife Virginia; daughter Kathleen. POW from 06 May 1942 to 30 Oct 1945 World War II – US Navy: Grade: Electrician’s mate, 1st Class, Area served: Southwest Pacific Theatre: Philippine Islands, Detaining County: Japan, Camp: Mukden (Hoten) POW Camp
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