Jackson Police Chief Chris Perley presents Glen Irving store clerk Cathleen Crisler seen with the pin she received from the American Heart Association for her work to save a customer who had a heart attack while in the store April 7. Both Crisler and Perley were honored for their successful efforts to revive the man.(COURTESY PHOTO)
Jackson Police Chief Chris Perley presents Glen Irving store clerk Cathleen Crisler with a certificate from the American Heart Association for her work to save a customer who had a heart attack while in the store April 7. Both Crisler and Perley were honored for their successful efforts to revive the man. (COURTESY PHOTO)
Jackson Police Chief Chris Perley presents Glen Irving store clerk Cathleen Crisler seen with the pin she received from the American Heart Association for her work to save a customer who had a heart attack while in the store April 7. Both Crisler and Perley were honored for their successful efforts to revive the man.(COURTESY PHOTO)
Jackson Police Chief Chris Perley presents Glen Irving store clerk Cathleen Crisler with a certificate from the American Heart Association for her work to save a customer who had a heart attack while in the store April 7. Both Crisler and Perley were honored for their successful efforts to revive the man. (COURTESY PHOTO)
JACKSON — Jackson Police Chief Chris Perley and Glen Irving store clerk Cathleen Crisler were recently recognized as “Heartsaver Heroes” by the American Heart Association for their successful efforts reviving an 81-year-old Hooksett man who had suffered a heart attack.
On April 7, David Blair collapsed at the counter of the Glen Irving on Route 16/302 in Jackson.
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