Services We Offer
Funeral & Burial Services for First Responders
In Southern California—especially throughout Los Angeles County—families of fallen police officers, firefighters, and first responders are often left without clear guidance or timely support when arranging ceremonial funeral honors. Time is limited, emotions are high, and funeral homes may not always be familiar with first responder traditions or agency protocols.
The Veterans Funeral Honors Liaison also extends its support to first responder families through our First Responder Funeral Honors Program. We work directly with families, departments, unions, and local agencies to simplify, expedite, and coordinate the essential elements of line-of-duty or ceremonial funeral services. Whether the family has limited information or no idea where to begin, we step in with compassion and precision to ensure every hero is honored with the dignity they deserve.
We proudly assist with:
- Submitting Honor Guard requests through the appropriate department or agency
- Coordinating live Buglers or Trumpet Players for the playing of “Taps” or other ceremonial calls
- Arranging Bagpipers for processions and memorial services
- Requesting Police, Fire, or Interfaith Chaplains to provide spiritual support
- Coordinating Rifle Salutes, Bell Ceremonies, or other agency-specific tributes
- Assisting with service verification or Department recognition letters
The Veterans Funeral Honors Liaison serves all of Los Angeles County and surrounding Southern California regions with professionalism, cultural awareness, and a steadfast commitment to honoring the sacrifices of our first responders.
Here to Serve, Here to Assist
We provide support to first responders and their families during funeral and burial arrangements. We are here to assist, not replace any existing services. Please inform your funeral director or department liaison about how we can serve you and your family, ensuring a smooth and respectful process.
Our services are dedicated solely to first responder retirees and to first responders who have honorably served their communities. We collaborate closely with retiree organizations to honor their service and provide meaningful support.
Supporting First Responders with Dignified Ceremonies
Buglers
Bagpiper's
Bagpiper's
Ceremonial Bugler
A real bugler brings authenticity, honor, and dignity to a veteran’s final farewell. Unlike a recording, the live performance of Taps carries deep emotion, echoing the solemn tradition of military service and sacrifice. The presence of a bugler ensures the ceremony is both personal and timeless, offering families a powerful and heartfelt tribute.
Bagpiper's
Bagpiper's
Bagpiper's
Bagpipers in Police/Fire Funerals
Bagpipes have become a solemn tradition at police funerals, symbolizing honor, sacrifice, and remembrance. The deep, mournful sound of the pipes carries a sense of dignity and respect, paying tribute to the courage and service of fallen officers. For many, the presence of a bagpiper reflects solidarity within the law enforcement community and offers comfort to grieving families.
Chaplain's
Bagpiper's
End of Watch
Police & Fire Chaplain's
Police chaplains provide spiritual care, emotional support, and guidance to officers, families, and the community—especially during times of loss or critical incidents. At funerals and memorials, they offer prayers, words of comfort, and pastoral presence, ensuring the ceremony honors the fallen officer’s life and service with dignity.
End of Watch
End of Watch
End of Watch
(EOW)
“End of Watch” honors the passing of a first responder who has served their community with courage and dedication. It is a solemn tribute recognizing their sacrifice, commitment, and the risks they faced while protecting others. EOW ceremonies often include formal memorials, moments of silence, and acknowledgments from fellow first responders, family, and community members.
Last Alarm
End of Watch
Last Alarm
“Last Alarm” honors a firefighter who has passed, recognizing their dedication, courage, and service. The ceremony often includes the ringing of the firehouse bell, a moment of silence, and tributes from fellow firefighters and family.