‘Euphoria’ – Dan Daniel Associates Honored for Life-Saving Aid to Co-Worker
Three associates at the Daniel Distribution Center were honored by managers recently for helping a co-worker who became seriously ill on the job.
Felycia McSwine, Letitia Santiful and Candice Wells received heroism awards from DDDC managers after they used CPR and an automatic electronic defibrillator to revive an associate on July 19. Paramedics arrived a few minutes later.
McSwine is safety & security administrative assistant; Santiful, a foreman and the woman’s supervisor; and Wells, an office assistant. All had taken CPR courses in the past, including one at Dan Daniel in February.
“Naturally, you begin to think if what you did was right or if you could have done anything differently, but this dear co-worker is alive,” McSwine said. “Nobody can take away that euphoria.”
It’s not everyday that you get to save someone’s life, you ladies deserve that award and much more. So proud of you all!
Mr. Claudio:
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Steve Smith
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Outstanding job and amazing courage. Thank you for your service! By your one act you remind us all what it means to love mankind.
Ms. Foster:
Thank you for writing to your Exchange Post! You really hit the nail on the head with your third sentence.
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Steve Smith
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Way to go TEAM!!! What a brave thing to do and be alert on the job!!!
Amanda:
Thank you for writing to your Exchange Post. Yes, indeed, this trio of dedicated associates did what they had to do!
Steve Smith
Editor, The Exchange Post