1910 – Nov 26, 1998

• 1910 – Born in Cincinnati, grew up in Port Angeles
• 1917 she riddled a neighbor’s washtub with BBs and got a paddling
  – her father also gave her a .22-caliber rifle
• 1920 she contracted polio, permanently affected her vocal cords
• 1929 Captain of the women’s rifle team University of Washington
  – postal matches
• 1935 – 1937 competed in the National Rifle Matches at Camp Perry, Ohio
• 1936 placed 33rd out of 1,400 of the nation’s best competitors in the President’s Hundred-Rifle Match
  –  the only woman to place in to 100 until the mid-1960s
• 1949 -1998 first woman elected to the National Rifle Association’s board of directors
• 1961 first woman to earn the Army’s Distinguished Rifleman Badge
• 1972 first woman to serve on the federal government’s National Board for the Promotion of Rifle Practice
• 1983  Leland Bull Sr., died, her husband of 50 years,
• 1998 she went to a hockey game the night before she died
• a national rifle marksmanship trophy is awarded in her honor
  – The Alice Bull Trophy
  – awarded to the civilian having the highest aggregate score in the President’s Match and the National Trophy Individual Rifle Match
• First woman ever elected to Honorary Life Membership in the NRA