Adam Malin

Dave DeGarmo

John Gross

Paul Jelen

Arlen Dahlke D 

Dave Fagan - D 

John Smith

Phil Jordan

Arnie Erickson

Dave Paddock

John Sordahl

Randy Le June

Barry Haydysch

Dave Ross

Justin Groth

Randy Mikkelson 

Bart Furman

David Zink

Karl Hendricksen

Rick Anderson

Bernard "Rudy" Wopat - D

Dawn Zink

Kevin Gobel 

Robert Von Ruden - D 

Bill Kabat 

Dennis Leis 

Larry Stellner 

Robert Woodhouse

Bill Noefke

Dennis Schlicht

LaVern Dahl

Rodney Leis

Bob Hofmeister

Donald Morrison - D

LaVern Leis - D

Roger Groesch

Bret Haydysch - D

Dwight Horton 

LeRoy Kerska

Roger Huebner

Brian Lee

Eric Newbury

Kucas Evans

Ryan Woodhouse

Cale Woodhouse

Ernie Schroeder

Lyndon Lawrynk - D

Spencer Sedelmeyer

Callie Hofmeister

Gary Brosinski

Mark Hanson 

Steve Ames

Carol Lehmann

Harvey Lee Cade

Mark Helgeson

Steve Davis

Chet Melcher

James Delong

Mark kruger

Sylvester Schlicht - D

CJ Sordahl

Jana Furman

Marvin Elsen

Terry Davis- D 

Clarence Haydysch

Jarod Benson

Melvin Penkalski - D

Tim Hess 

Dale Groth

Jason Olson

Mike Davis - D

Tom Elsen

Barin Bettin

Jeff Long                                       

Mike Elliot - D

Tony  Nickelatti

Dale Groth

jeffrey morrison - D

Mike Young

Tracy Cadagan

Dale Kromke

Jerry Frank

Nick Meinents

William (Bud) Gonia - D

Dan O'Dean

jesse Solumn

Norman Krause

William (Glen) Cox - D

 

 

 

William Russel - D

Tim Hanson, Chief - D

John Tully, Chief

Fred Schnover, Chief - D

James Willenberg, Chief - 1983-1998

Eugene Fanello, Chief - D

Daryl Steinke, Chief - 1998-2009

James LeJuene, Chief - D

Joseph Pfaff, Chief - 2009-2022
Brian Lehmann - 2023 - Current

Irvin Dahlke, Chief - D

On Thursday, June 16, 2016, at 7 pm Asst Chief Brian Haydysch passed away.Chief Haydysch was a member of Stoddard Bergen Fire Department for 41 years. He joined the department at age 18. During this time, Brian has served almost every Officer Position on the department including Trustee, Secretary, Fire Lieutenant, 1st Responder Lieutenant, Captain, Second Assistant Chief and his current position, Assistant Chief.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                      Brian’s training is vast and detailed. His training includes State Certified - Fire Fighter II, Haz-Mat Technician, Vehicle Extrication Technician, Water & Ice Rescue, Rope Rescue and Wild Land Fire Fighting. Brian’s knowledge of emergency services runs very deep. Brian’s father also was a long-running member of the department and served as Assistant Fire Chief before he retired. Brian’s years of experience benefit the community and people he has helped.                                              In 1982 Brian and four other members of the department saw the need for medical care for the community before an ambulance arrived. They did many fundraisers to purchase the equipment and training for the department to be one of the 1st organizations to have – First Responders/Fire Departments in the State of Wisconsin.                                                                                                                                                  Over the years Brian has served on countless committees for the department for

equipment and vehicle purchases along with chair and co-chair positions for fundraiser events like the “Annual Big Walleye Tournament”                                                                                                                                                                                                                            Brian always had a calm and organized diligence about him. His vast experience in firefighting and responding to emergencies made him a valuable asset for a positive outcome in any event. During the Flood and Landslides of 2007 in Stoddard, our department of 30 responded to over 40 emergencies in less than 48hrs. Brian and 1 other firefighter remained at the station to prioritize, answer phone calls and dispatch trucks to the calls. Because of the overwhelming calls, Vernon County was not able to communicate with our department via radio.                                                                                                                                                                                      During this time Brian and another 1st responder delivered a baby on the station apron. The mother and father were unable to drive to La Crosse due to a home that had slid off the bluff and was blocking State Hwy35.