The Committee is dedicated to realignment with the standards and beliefs of the International body.
Lazarus Union USA Command Restructuring Committee
Major (i.g.) Hayden Kaufman
1LT Dustin Hoffman
2LT Omar Cisneros
2LT Eric Motley
2LT Eric Alford
Connor Modena
4 Sep 2025
📣 ANNOUNCEMENT – Lazarus Union United States Command 📣
The Lazarus Union United States Command is proud to announce the election of new leadership as we begin an exciting new chapter of growth and service:
Major (i.g) Hayden Kaufman, GCCLU has been elected Commander-in-Chief (CiC).
2nd Lieutenant Omar Cisneros has been elected Vice Commander-in-Chief (Vice CiC).
This new leadership team is committed to re-energizing the U.S. Command, building a stronger foundation for our members, and ensuring that we take our rightful place among the vibrant Lazarus Union national units around the world.
Our pledge is clear: the U.S. Command will no longer remain dormant — we will move forward with strength, determination, and renewed purpose.
Together, we will honor the proud traditions of the Lazarus Union while shaping a dynamic future of service, fellowship, and international cooperation.
✨ Please join us in congratulating MAJ Kaufman and 2LT Cisneros as they lead the Lazarus Union United States Command into this exciting new era! ✨
Sent 28 Aug 2025
To: General Oliver M. Gruber-Lavin y Ochoa, FRSA
International Leadership of the Lazarus Union
Subject: A Renewed Beginning for the Lazarus Union U.S. Command
Dear General Gruber-Lavin y Ochoa and Esteemed Members of the International Leadership:
The Lazarus Union United States Command stands at the threshold of a transformational moment. After extensive reflection and dialogue with our devoted members, it is clear that the time has come for a profound and intentional new beginning—one rooted in renewed purpose, energized leadership, and an active commitment to the values we hold dear.
For too long, our national command has been constrained by inertia in both leadership and engagement. We deeply honor the dedication of those who have served before, yet we acknowledge that the existing structure has not sufficiently inspired participation, fostered growth, or elevated our visibility—both nationally and within the global constellation of Lazarus Union units.
Today, we seize this moment as an opportunity—not merely to reorganize, but to reimagine how we operate and serve. We are establishing a bold, dynamic leadership structure aimed at:
Empowering our active members through roles that are accountable, responsive, and purposeful.
Attracting and inspiring new members by fostering a sense of belonging, meaningful engagement, and impactful service.
Positioning the U.S. Command as a vibrant, contributing partner among the Lazarus Union’s international family, aligned with the global mission of service, fraternity, and humanitarian commitment.
This is not a superficial alteration—it is a rebirth. We are committed to replacing stagnation with initiative, passivity with engagement, and uncertainty with a clear and renewed sense of purpose. Our members stand ready to serve; we are nurturing the leadership and structure they need to serve with pride, effectiveness, and distinction.
We wish to be more than participants—we aim to thrive. The United States Command is determined to shed its dormancy and emerge as a dynamic, recognized force within the Lazarus Union. We pledge that the U.S. Command will no longer remain dormant, but will move forward with strength, determination, and unfaltering resolve.
We will keep you closely informed as our restructuring progresses and extend our sincere gratitude for your continued support during this period of renewal. Together, with renewed energy and unity, we can ensure the Lazarus Union United States Command claims its rightful place among our global counterparts and contributes with vigor to our shared mission.
With profound respect, conviction, and renewed purpose,
Hayden Kaufman, GCCLU
Major (i.g), CSLI
Interim Representative,. Lazarus Union United States Command