Madison County, OH — The Madison County Sheriff’s Office is grieving the passing of Lieutenant J. Bryan White, a dedicated law enforcement officer whose career spanned nearly three decades. Lt. White served the citizens of Madison County with unwavering commitment, integrity, and honor, leaving a lasting impact on colleagues, community members, and the families he protected.

Lt. White began his law enforcement journey in 1996 with the Clark County Sheriff’s Office. In 2008, he joined the Ohio Attorney General’s Office – Bureau of Criminal Investigation (BCI), where his professionalism and dedication earned him widespread respect. In 2019, prior to Sheriff Sabin’s retirement, he transitioned to the Madison County Sheriff’s Office, serving as Commander of the Investigations Division, where his leadership and mentorship guided countless officers and staff.

Known for his steadfast commitment to justice, Lt. White was admired not only for his skill and professionalism but also for his compassion and devotion to those around him. Colleagues remember him as a guiding presence, a trusted friend, and a mentor whose dedication went far beyond the call of duty.

The Madison County community is encouraged to keep Lt. White’s family, friends, and fellow officers in their thoughts during this difficult time. Memorial arrangements will be shared as they are finalized.

Lieutenant J. Bryan White’s service, sacrifice, and unwavering dedication to the safety and well-being of others will be remembered with honor. His legacy of leadership, integrity, and commitment to community will endure in the hearts of all who knew him.