Members of the O'Brien Auto Team are being recognized for their acts of heroism. On Thursday, three of them were recognized with hero awards. When 20-year-old Jordan Turner collapsed in cardiac arrest on the job about 4 months ago, Romy Williams and Cathy Napoline jumped in and did the only thing they knew how. The three administered CPR and mouth-to-mouth until paramedics arrived with an AED. Turner has since returned to work. The dealership is partnering with the American Red Cross, to get over 75% of their staff CPR certified, and get an AED put in each Bloomington-Normal location.
Friday, February 16, 2018
O'Brien Heroes
Members of the O'Brien Auto Team are being recognized for their acts of heroism. On Thursday, three of them were recognized with hero awards. When 20-year-old Jordan Turner collapsed in cardiac arrest on the job about 4 months ago, Romy Williams and Cathy Napoline jumped in and did the only thing they knew how. The three administered CPR and mouth-to-mouth until paramedics arrived with an AED. Turner has since returned to work. The dealership is partnering with the American Red Cross, to get over 75% of their staff CPR certified, and get an AED put in each Bloomington-Normal location.
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