Forest Service Honor Guard: No Family Stands Alone @usdaForestService
Forest Service Honor Guard: No Family Stands Alone  @usdaForestService
Uploaded June 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
The Forest Service honors fallen personnel with deep respect for their service and heartfelt care for their families during a Dignified Transfer of Remains sequence captured in a program production published in 2026.

The video offers a closer look at how the Forest Service Honor Guard and Family Liaisons listen carefully to each family's wishes, guiding them through every step of bringing their loved one home.

Supported by close collaboration with local units, funeral homes, and transportation partners, including commercial airlines, the teams strive to offer steady, thoughtful support to survivors during an incredibly difficult time.

This film is dedicated to every Forest Service employee who lost their life while in service to this agency . We also honor the families and loved ones they left behind.

(Forest Service video by M. Mislivets, J. Dickey, A. Friedrich, T. Legler, P. Lemmon, T. Lerke, C. Lunsford, and J. Zepeda)
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Forest Service Honor Guard: No Family Stands Alone

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