Poughkeepsie firefighters save man’s life during Palm Sunday service
Firefighters Tom Davison, Dan Richards, Ron Holder, Andy Clegg and former chief Mark Johnson brought his father back to life after he was unresponsive for 14 minutes.
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Apr 12, 2022, 12:30 AM
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Poughkeepsie city firefighters and the department's ex-chief are being hailed
heroes after they helped bring a man back to life.
Marc
Vandewater went into cardiac arrest as the 4 p.m. Palm Sunday service was
beginning at Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church.
According
to the man's son, David Vandewater,
everybody in the church jumped to action, including a former fire chief
who was in
attendance.
David Vandewater says firefighters Tom Davison, Dan Richards, Ron Holder,
Andy Clegg and ex-chief Mark Johnson brought his father
back
to life after he was unresponsive for 14 minutes.
“Thank
you to everybody who stepped up and had a hand in helping my father be where he
is today,” said David Vandewater.
His
father remains hospitalized but is doing much better.
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