Donald E. Cull - 84
Lifelong Chicago Heights
Donald E. Cull. Age 84. Lifelong South Chicago Heights and Chicago Heights resident. Lifelong St Agnes Parishioner. Graduate of Bloom High School. United States Marine Corp Veteran. Retired South Chicago Heights Village Trustee, Police and Fire Commissioner, and Police Officer. Husband of Louise Zerante-Cull nee Galderio and the late Janice nee Biekofsky. Father of Karen (Kelly) Hamilton, Laurie Cull, and Donald J (Theresa) Cull. Step-father of Tami (Chris) Koenig, Jimmy (Sue) Zerante and George (Shauni) Zerante. Grandfather of Connor Hamilton, Jennifer Koenig, David Koenig, Gena Zerante, and Cara Zerante. Son of the late Mae nee Welsh and Frank Cull. Brother of the late Rosella (late Jack) Murphy, Catherine (late Al) Scheid, Marion (late Bill) Dandurand, Dorothy (late Howard) Simon, Ruth (late Wally) Smith, Tom (Ruthellen) Cull, Rosemary (late Gerald) LaMarre and Margaret (late Bob) Leiteritz. Uncle, cousin and friend of many. Don always partook in “The Watermelon” golf open. Resting at Panozzo Bros. Funeral Home, 530 W 14th St (US Rt 30, 3 blks E of Western Ave), Chicago Heights on Monday October 19th from 2:00 pm to 8:00 pm. Committal services Tuesday 12:45 pm at Assumption Cemetery, Glenwood. Info 708-481-9230 and panozzobros.com.
Laura Leiteritz Creen
on 10/17/20
Love you Uncle Donnie, you had such positive energy and were one of the funniest men I knew, you will be greatly missed!!
Elizabeth Scheid Shearer
on 10/17/20
Don Martinez
on 10/18/20
Don Cull was one of the best friends a man could ever ask for. I was very fortunate to work with him on the Police Department and as a bonus, I was trained by him. He taught me so much about Police work and also about Family. His sense of humor was the best but his loyalty to his Family and Friends were the best.
I am going to miss you Mr Marine. God Bless You Donald Eugene
Carl Kuester
on 10/19/20
Don was one of the finest men I have ever met. I rode with him daily as we attended the Chicago Police Academy and learned how smart and great he was. Our friendship continued during my time with the Chgo. Hts. Police Dept. and on occasional meetings thereafter. He was always smiling and happy when we talked. I haven't seen Don in a long time but I'll always remember him and treasure our friendship.
Carl Kuester