Sometimes, EMS personnel
don't come home from work.
The bravery and heroism of all these professionals is worthy of our respect
and our remembering. This page is in memory of those members and their families.
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Van Lawshe |
Roger Wilson, Sr. |
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1946 - 1999 |
???? - 2000 |
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Van was a Life Member who had given 10 years of Active Service to the Orange County Rescue Squad, running out of Battlefield, Station 21. Van had served as both Station Sergeant and Station Lieutenant and was certified as a Cardiac Technician. |
Roger was and Active running member who had given 9 years of Active Service to the Orange County Rescue Squad, running out of Battlefield, Station 21. Roger was currently serving as Station 21 Sergeant and was certified as a Emergency Vehicle Operator. |
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Carlton "Tex" Webb |
Ernest Crane |
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1919 - 2001 |
1928 - 2003 |
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.Tex was a Charter and Life Member, who answered the call to duty whenever requested. Tex had served as Sergeant, Public Relations Officer, and Chaplain of the Orange County Rescue Squad. Tex shall be well remembered, and forever missed. |
Ernest was a Life Member, who not only assisted his fellow citizens by serving with the Orange County Rescue Squad, but also helped people outside of the Squad on a daily basis. Ernest joined the Squad in 1957, obtained his Life membership status in 1968, served as 1st Lieutenant, and was certified as an Emergency Vehicle Operator. Ernest shall be missed greatly. |
