Firefighters are not appointed to this position, they request to be members. During someone else's time of need members take time out of their personal life to show compassion.
The dress uniform is intended to be an example of the respect, honor and dedication of all Lansing firefighters past and present. Once dressed in this uniform the member is given a role in an event that shows pure respect to families that are in a state of mourning or respect to Colors when an event requires it.
To be a Honor Guard member, the firefighter must show dedication, patience, hard work ethic and excellent military bearing. A probationary guardsman will have to acquire an adequate number of hours to show their dedication to the program.
All participants volunteer the time they spend on this activity. Currently there are twelve members in the Honor Guard. A guard uniform shows no rank. Honor does not know rank and respect is universal.
Members are listed alphabetically:
HONOR GUARD
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RED LIAISON |
BLACK LIAISON |
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Elton, W. / Engr |
Weber, E. / Engr |
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Babcock, S. / FF |
Lake, C. / FF |
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Baker, M. / FF |
Powers, C. / Engr |
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Barber, D. / FF |
Waier, C. / FF |
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Centeno, I / Engr |
Wheeler, C. / FF |
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Hudson, M. / Lt |
Yarsevich, C. / Capt | |