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Fire Service Honor Guards

This group is for the exchange of information and ideas among Honor Guard members and Commanders

Members: 30
Latest Activity: Oct 21

HAPPY NEW YEAR TO EVERYONE,
I hope this is going to be a great year for each and everyone of you. I am looking forward to this year for many reasons but the biggest one is that this will be the second year for the KEEPING TRADITION ALIVE SYMPOSIUM here in Lewisville Texas. Registration is already open and the registrations are starting to come in fast. This year we have put the total number for registration at 350 and at this rate it will fill up faster than we ever dreamed. If you are interested in coming this year go to lfdpipesanddrums.com and you can download the registration form and send it in. This year we are also hosting the National Honor Guard Academy in Lewisville the week before the symposium. I am hoping that teams will send some of their members to the academy and than the rest of the team will join them for the symposium. We had so much fun last year meeting everyone that attended and we are looking forward to seeing everyone again this year. We have a lot planed for this year, good food and good fun and maybe so other things as well. Our city leaders were impressed last year with the attendance that they have really stepped up for this year with a lot of support from the city even more than last year if that's possible. If anyone has any questions about the symposium or anything else for that matter please feel free to call me any time.
Jim Byers

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Fire Service Funeral Practices 10 Replies

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Jim Byers

How often do you work as a team ? 6 Replies

Started by Jim Byers. Last reply by Bryan Downie Feb 6.

monty moon

Honor Guard vs Sunglasses 5 Replies

Started by monty moon. Last reply by Bryan Downie Dec. 17, 2008.

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Brad Hoff Comment by Brad Hoff on February 6, 2009 at 6:50pm
Well it's official! We are going to have only the second honor Guard in the state of Alaska after Anchorage. I am proud that my Federal Fd is taking on this task and we have obtained some guidelines from the San Diego Federal Fire DepartmentFederal FD San Diego This is the policy we are adopting so I was wondering if some of you could look through this and tell me what could be added or removed if there is anything in there that is...I doubt it.

Thanks in advance

Brad
 

Members (30)

Jim Byers Jimmy Cox Tiger Schmittendorf Nat Ridge Kevin Byron Bryan Downie brandon earley Scott Mensing Charles J. Cunningham III Roger Groves Scott Richardson monty moon Brad Hoff Rick Lasky Timothy Overly K.T. Pettijohn Damion Roberts Michael Boone Tom Londo Todd Grosse Jeff Affolder Ike McConnell steven mccormick Calvin Brown Jason  Brooks Jim Nichols William J. Massey Joel Richardson Tim Kelahan Tom Slater
 
 

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