From left, Jayda Turner, Diane Howell, Wayne Howell, Kim Bridges, Simeon Rahkeem Bridges and Kevin Hollo pose for a photo on Oct. 17 in Lincoln. Wayne Howell suddenly went into cardiac arrest during the first quarter of the Sept. 5 Husker game against the Ohio Bobcats.
Christy Hash, an RN at Bryan Health, poses with Wayne Howell on Oct. 17 in Lincoln. Hash helped provide CPR to Howell after he collapsed from cardiac arrest during the first quarter of the Sept. 5 Husker game against the Ohio Bobcats.
Wayne Howell, center, poses with Lincoln Fire and Rescue emergency responders and Red Cross volunteers on Oct. 17 in Lincoln. Wayne Howell suddenly went into cardiac arrest during the first quarter of the Sept. 5 Husker game against the Ohio Bobcats.
On Sept. 5, Wayne and Diane Howell were excited to attend their first Husker game to watch their granddaughter perform at Nebraska’s season opener.
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From left, Jayda Turner, Diane Howell, Wayne Howell, Kim Bridges, Simeon Rahkeem Bridges and Kevin Hollo pose for a photo on Oct. 17 in Lincoln. Wayne Howell suddenly went into cardiac arrest during the first quarter of the Sept. 5 Husker game against the Ohio Bobcats.
Christy Hash, an RN at Bryan Health, poses with Wayne Howell on Oct. 17 in Lincoln. Hash helped provide CPR to Howell after he collapsed from cardiac arrest during the first quarter of the Sept. 5 Husker game against the Ohio Bobcats.
Wayne Howell, center, poses with Lincoln Fire and Rescue emergency responders and Red Cross volunteers on Oct. 17 in Lincoln. Wayne Howell suddenly went into cardiac arrest during the first quarter of the Sept. 5 Husker game against the Ohio Bobcats.
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