Good Samaritans at Haverstraw gym receive award for saving life of gym attendee
Officials from the American Heart Association awarded Titan Gym owner Natalia Bosquet and three employees the "Heart Savers Hero Award" for performing CPR on gym member Earl Kellerman back in March.
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Jul 15, 2021, 12:42 AM
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Updated 1,108 days ago
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375ds agoOfficials from the American Heart Association awarded Titan Gym owner Natalia Bosquet and three employees the "Heart Savers Hero Award" for performing CPR on gym member Earl Kellerman back in March.
The heroes jumped into action and did what they could to help, while waiting more than 20 minutes for an ambulance.
In this case, their training meant the difference between life and death.
The gym owner told News 12 that Kellerman has since fully recovered.
