Driven by her passion for drill and ceremony activities cultivated during her time in the Army, she became a part of the honor guard in 2017. Inspired by retired Deputy Maria Chandler and witnessing the extraordinary dedication displayed by everyday officers in the Honor Guard, she was motivated to join their ranks. Being a part of the Honor Guard holds deep meaning for Levisee. It fills her with immense pride and honor to represent her agency, especially when providing funeral honors to fallen law enforcement officers and being the first and last face the families see during such solemn moments. Participating in her own agency’s line of duty funeral was an unforgettable experience, as she had the opportunity to provide support and care to the fallen deputy’s family, leaving a lasting impact on her.

Those with military experience generally come with invaluable qualities to the various roles within the sheriff’s office, and this was no different for Levisee in her role with the TCSO Honor Guard. Her military discipline ensures that funeral honors are conducted with utmost respect and reverence. Additionally, her ability to portray a strong officer bearing represents the agency’s values effectively, whether in person or through media appearances.

Levisee doesn’t only wear an Army and sheriff uniform. Outside of her professional duties, she is an accomplished martial artist, holding a first-degree black belt in Taekwondo. She serves as an assistant instructor at her dojang, where she imparts her knowledge and skills to students of all ages several times a week. Her commitment to continuous improvement sees her training on weekends and between classes to keep her skills sharp. Levisee is also part of a small travel team that performs Taekwondo demonstrations in the community, spreading the joy of martial arts at events and assisted living facilities.