The Wilson County Local 4238 / WEMA Honor Guard was established to represent the highest traditions of the fire service — honoring our fallen, supporting our members, and proudly serving our community and their families during times of greatest need.
The Honor Guard is made up of firefighters, paramedics, EMTs,who have dedicated themselves to precision, professionalism, and respect. Members of the team commit to rigorous training and uphold the solemn duty of presenting colors, standing watch, and rendering final honors at funerals, memorial services, and public ceremonies.
Whether it’s honoring a brother or sister who has made the ultimate sacrifice, participating in public safety memorials, or presenting the American flag at local events, the Wilson County Honor Guard serves with pride, dignity, and unwavering commitment.
Their mission is simple, yet profound:
To honor the past, support the present, and inspire the future.
We are deeply proud of the men and women who serve as part of this elite unit. Their presence is a visible reminder of the values we stand for — loyalty, service, honor, and respect — both to our community and to each other.
If you would like to learn more about the Honor Guard, request their presence at an event, or support their efforts, please contact us at guard@iaff4238.org.
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