"Honor guard" seeks to recognize nurses at the time of their passing
Posted: Jan 6, 2019 8:59 AM CST

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(MILWAUKEE) - Since Gallup first started asking Americans which profession is the most honest and ethical nursing has topped the list, coming in at number one for 16 consecutive years.
Nurses have a time-honored reputation for compassion and dedication. But who is there to recognize these unselfish caregivers at the time of their passing?
On CBS 58 Sunday Morning, Pauleen Le introduces us to members of the Wisconsin Nurses Honor Guard.
For more information on the Wisconsin Nurses Honor Guard, click here.
To follow the Wisconsin Nurses Honor Guard on Facebook, click here.