Sergeant Ben Booth
Trooper Fred L. Walker
Trooper Victor O. Dosing
Trooper Charles P. Corbin
Trooper J.D. Ellis
Trooper Ross S. Creach
Trooper John N. Greim
Trooper Wayne W. Allman
Trooper Jesse R. Jenkins
Trooper Gary W. Snodgrass
Trooper William R. Brandt
Trooper Dennis H. Marriott
Trooper James M. Froemsdorf
Trooper Jimmie E. Linegar
Trooper Russell W. Harper
Corporal Henry C. Bruns
Trooper Robert J. Kolilis
Corporal Michael E. Webster
Sergeant Randy V. Sullivan
Sergeant David C. May
Sergeant Robert G. Kimberling
Sergeant Robert A. Guilliams
Trooper Kelly L. Poynter
Trooper Michael L. Newton
Sergeant C. Dewayne Graham Jr.
Trooper Ralph C. Tatoian
Corporal John A. Sampietro Jr.
Trooper Donald K. Floyd
Trooper Fred L. Walker
Trooper Victor O. Dosing
Trooper Charles P. Corbin
Trooper J.D. Ellis
Trooper Ross S. Creach
Trooper John N. Greim
Trooper Wayne W. Allman
Trooper Jesse R. Jenkins
Trooper Gary W. Snodgrass
Trooper William R. Brandt
Trooper Dennis H. Marriott
Trooper James M. Froemsdorf
Trooper Jimmie E. Linegar
Trooper Russell W. Harper
Corporal Henry C. Bruns
Trooper Robert J. Kolilis
Corporal Michael E. Webster
Sergeant Randy V. Sullivan
Sergeant David C. May
Sergeant Robert G. Kimberling
Sergeant Robert A. Guilliams
Trooper Kelly L. Poynter
Trooper Michael L. Newton
Sergeant C. Dewayne Graham Jr.
Trooper Ralph C. Tatoian
Corporal John A. Sampietro Jr.
Trooper Donald K. Floyd
Trooper Ross S. Creach
Badge #58
Trooper Ross S. Creach, 24, was struck by a car driven by a drunk driver and killed on December 12, 1943. The incident occurred on US-36 in Shelby County while Trooper Creach was directing traffic at the scene of an accident. Trooper Creach was the fifth officer to be killed in the line of duty.
Trooper Creach was survived by his wife and two-year-old son.
As part of the Patrol's 75th Anniversary Celebration, employees of the Patrol have written in-depth articles about each of the officers that have been killed in the line of duty. These stories go more into the officer's life, who they were and their families, then just the circumstances of their death.
