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Randall “Randy” Willems

Randy gave 24 years to fire and EMS departments. After starting his EMS/Fire career as a volunteer at the McPherson Fire Department and retired in

Allen Mandeen

Allen worked with the Sedgwick County Fire Dept. Kansas in the late 1980s. He became an EMT and then a Lieutenant/Paramedic during the 1990s. He was

Kenneth Enyeart

He worked as a firefighter for 20 years with the Wichita Fire Department until his retirement when he started working for Sedgwick County EMS. Ken was

TIna Evenson

Tina became a paramedic in 1997 and started her career with Sedgwick County EMS. She later moved on to become an RN and worked in several emergency

Jason Taylor

Jason Taylor served as a Lieutenant for the City of Bonner Springs as an EMT beginning his career in 1998. Taylor received his Mobile Intensive Care

Curtis Diehl

Curtis started his Paramedic career and found his passion to service people with Butler County EMS. He remained with the Butler County Community for

Robert Nolan

Robert dedicated his life as a public servant in the fire industry, ground EMS, critical care EMS transport, and fulfilled his life dream as a flight

Bradley Brown

Bradley started working with Butler County EMS in 1995 as an EMT, soon after he advanced to EMTI and then became a Paramedic. Bradley wanted to save

Jason Runnalls

Jason Runnalls worked his way to accomplish the position of shift Captain for Butler County EMS overseeing 10 crewmembers. Jason also worked for Life

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