Duty Honor Commitment
The NNSS F&R Benevolent Association supports several charities, organizations and events. These organizations support burn survivors, the fight against cancer, school supply drives, toy drives and various other needs which arise annually. We mentor school aged children by providing school visits to discuss careers in the Fire Service. The members of the NNSS F&R BA also volunteer during Fire Prevention Month. We visit multiple schools and teach Fire Prevention and what to do in case of an emergency. Giving back to our community and volunteering to assist others is a large part of what we do.
Tradition and Service
The NNSS F&R BA Honor Guard is comprised of active members of NNSS F&R. Our Honor Guard Members work tirelessly to achieve the perfection required to honor the Fire Service. They work closely with other local Honor Guards to assist in funeral services for Line of Duty Death (LODD) for both Firefighters and Police Officers. These tragic events require a tremendous amount of personnel to support the family and agency who lost a member. The Honor Guard also attends several events such as 9/11 ceremonies, parades, Memorial Day events and many other events in honor of public service.
NOTICE:
Views expressed on this site are the sole opinion of the NNSS Fire and Rescue Benevolent Association (NNSSFRBA). The NNSSFRBA does not represent nor speak for the Company, DOE, NNSS, or the Nevada National Security Site Fire and Rescue Department. The NNSSFRBA is comprised of current and former employees of the Nevada Test Site and Nevada National Security Site. To be clear, The NNSSFRBA and its members views in no way represent those of the company, the NNSS, or any of its associated contractors.
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Please see the following for Chief Joe Hogan’s Celebration of Life.
Service will be on Friday, June 12th at 10 AM at:
Word of Life Christian Center 3520 N Buffalo Drive, LV 89129
Graveside Services are scheduled for 12:00pm at:
Northwest Palm Mortuary
6701 N Jones Blvd
Following services a luncheon is planned at 1:00pm back at:
Word of Life Christian Center 3520 N Buffalo Drive, LV 89129
It is requested by Chief Hogans family, current and retired members of the Fire Department, wear the Class A or B uniform if possible. Please share our post to make sure we get the word out there. ... See MoreSee Less
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With sadness we pass on the following. Retired NTTR F&R Assistant Fire Chief Joe Hogan passed away last Friday. Chief Hogan served at NTTR from 1978 to 1994. Prior to working at NTTR F&R he served our country in the United States Air Force. While serving in Vietnam as a Firefighter on the HH43 helicopter, he earned many medals and accommodations. When he retired at the rank of Master Sergeant, he was considered one of the most decorated enlisted members at Nellis AFB.
Our thoughts are with his family and especially his granddaughter Adrienne Marchello. Adrienne was our NNSS F&R Administration Assistant several years ago. When Chief Dees was promoted to Fire Chief she brought her grandfather to the ceremony. Many of us had the opportunity to speak with him. He was a very humble, funny and honest person. Rest in Peace Chief. Thank you for your service, you will be missed. ... See MoreSee Less
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Their sacrifice was the ultimate act of love for their country. May we always remember them. ... See MoreSee Less
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Memorial Day Weekend offers us the opportunity to reflect on what we uniquely have as Americans. As we move closer to Memorial Day, take the time to remember those who paid the ultimate sacrifice for our freedom. While we barbecue and spend time with friends and family, remember our Gold Star Families. Freedom isn’t free. ... See MoreSee Less
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