Local UPS driver helps save man's life outside southern Indiana hospital - WDRB
Jude Zoeller, a UPS employee, was pulling into Clark Memorial Hospital in Jeffersonville, Indiana, around 10 a.m. on Thursday, May 20, when he spotted Ken Nolan laying on the ground on a sidewalk near the entrance to the medical plaza near the hospital.
Zoeller said he was unloading boxes of medical supplies from his truck when he first spotted the 79-year-old man, laying facedown behind a large sign.
"His torso looked like it was kind of resting on the base of the sign," Zoeller said. "At the angle from the parking lot with the cars and everything, I was probably the first person to see him."
Knowing precious time was ticking by, Zoeller rushed inside the nearby medical plaza to get help. Medical staff came out and began CPR.
Jude Zoeller, a UPS employee, was pulling into Clark Memorial Hospital in Jeffersonville, Indiana, around 10 a.m. on Thursday, May 20, when he spotted Ken Nolan laying on the ground on a sidewalk near the entrance to the medical plaza near the hospital.
Zoeller said he was unloading boxes of medical supplies from his truck when he first spotted the 79-year-old man, laying facedown behind a large sign.
"His torso looked like it was kind of resting on the base of the sign," Zoeller said. "At the angle from the parking lot with the cars and everything, I was probably the first person to see him."
Knowing precious time was ticking by, Zoeller rushed inside the nearby medical plaza to get help. Medical staff came out and began CPR.
