Last week, Fellingham’s Restaurant had an unfortunate issue. A customer at the bar fell to the floor in an apparent heart attack.
Our bartender (an ex-New York City firefighter) and customer (a local firefighter) used our CPR equipment and, with their knowledge of resuscitation, breathed life into the heart attack victim until EMS showed up.
Chris Glynn and David “Chug” Raynor saved a life! In conjunction with our Southampton Village Ambulance — they, too, saved a life!
We would like to say thank you!
Joe and Millie Fellingham
Fellingham’s Restaurant and Sports Bar
Southampton Village
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