Collection: O'Neil McCullough collection |

Dates

1945–2003

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Biographical / Historical

Born February 16, 1922, O'Neil McCullough served the Church of God as a missionary to Central America: Hoduras, El Salvador, and Guatemala. He also worked as a guidance counselor at Bradley Central High School for 21 years, after creating the Cuban Refugee Relief Center and founding the Spanish Church of God in Miami in response to Cuba's revolution.

He was married to Charlene Sult McCullough and had six children.

He died August 16, 2003.