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Mission Statement: The goal of the Lincoln Fire & Rescue Pipe & Drum Corp is to
represent and promote pride and professionalism within the Lincoln Fire & Rescue
Service.
Functions: The Lincoln Fire & Rescue Pipe & Drum Corp will act in unison with
the LFR Honor Guard in providing support when requested for parades, funerals, ceremonial
events, and memorials or functions.
Current Roster
Pipe Major:
Peter Eppens, Captain/Paramedic
Pipers:
Edwin Mukusha, Band Instructor
John Hibberd, Captain
Scott Patterson, Civilian
Drummers:
Jeaf Leaf, Firefighter/Paramedic
Ashley Eppens, Civilian
Eric Schoen, Retired City Fire Inspector
Chris Jones, Firefighter/Paramedic
Ben Walkinshaw, Firefighter
Rules & Code of Conduct
- Membership in the Lincoln Fire & Rescue Pipe & Drum Corp is a privilege and not a right.
- All members of the Lincoln Fire & Rescue Pipe & Drum Corp will conduct themselves in a
professional manner when performing and in uniform.
- Members uniforms will be maintained by each individual and kept in a condition that
promotes the professionalism and standards of the group, and meets the discretion of the
Pipe Major.
- Practices will be held twice a week and all members will attempt to make at least one
practice a week. Absence from practices that exceeds more than a two month period with
no justifiable explanation may be grounds for dismissal from the group.
- Every member will maintain his or hers pipes or drums, and keep them in good working
order, cleaned and polished to represent the professionalism of the group.
Uniforms
Uniforms shall consist of the following:
- Kilt (Scotland's National Modern) to the sett: 13 oz - 8 yd kilt
- Kilt Hose (off white)
- Flashes (Green)
- Pipers belt (black)
- Pipers belt buckle (silver tone)
- Sporran (Black Muskrat MSF-1009)
- Sporran Belt & Chain (black)
- Kilt Pin
- Cap badge (black watch)
- Glengarry (plain for pipers)
- Glengarry (diced for drummers)
- Shoes (black plain toe)
- Shirts - short and long sleeve white dress shirts with single left breast pocket.
Lincoln Fire & Rescue patch sewn one inch from the shoulder centered on the left sleeve.
Lincoln Fire & Rescue Pipe & Drum Corp patch sewn one inch from the shoulder centered
on the right sleeve.
Instruments
- Bagpipes: Pettigrew KPBS2 Nickel imitation - nickel slides, and Dunbar chanter with little
mac valve
- Canmore pipe bag with zipper (synthetic)
- Cords - silk - dark green
- Green bag cover with green fringe
- Pipers case
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| Performed or Supported at the Following Past Events |
Funeral for Captain Rick Cuba
Lincoln Memorial Cemetery
March 17, 2003 |
Memorial Day Ceremony
Wyuka Cemetery
May 2003 |
Nebraska State Firefighters
Memorial Dedication
Wyuka Cemetery
May 2003 |
Patriots Day Ceremony
Auld Center Antelope Park
September 2003 |
Nebraska State Patrol
Recruit Graduation Ceremony
Cornhusker Hotel
January 2004 |
Firefighter Funeral
Grand Island, NE
February 16, 2004 |
Firefighter Funeral
Wood River, NE
February 19, 2004 |
Wyuka Heritage Foundation Dinner
Embassy Suites Hotel
March 25, 2004 |
American Cancer Society Relay for Life
Doane, NE
April 30, 2004 |
Bethany In Bloom Parade
Lincoln, NE
May 1, 2004 |
Memorial Day Ceremony
Wyuka Cemetery
May 2004 |
Nebraska State Law Enforcement
Memorial Ceremony
Grand Island, NE
May 15, 2004 |
Veteran's Memorial Garden Dedication Ceremony
Antelope Park
Lincoln, NE
June 12, 2004 |
Seward Fourth of July Parade
(Best of Show Winner!)
Seward, NE
July 4, 2004 |
American Cancer Society Relay for Life
Salt Dog Stadium
Lincoln, NE
July 9, 2004 |
World Day on the Mall
Nebraska State Office Building
Lincoln, NE
September 9, 2004 |
Patriots Day Ceremony
Veterans Memorial Garden
Lincoln, NE
September 10, 2004 |
POW/MIA Recognition Day Ceremony
University of Nebraska
Lincoln, NE
September 16, 2004 |