Live Oak High freshmen take part in an exercise about giving CPR during a presentation on sudden cardiac arrest on March 8, 2022. The presentation was conducted by the Gray’s Army Foundation, a non-profit organization that was formed in memory of Grayson Temple, a Watson teenager who died in December 2021 from sudden cardiac arrest.
Sarah Malarcher, a registered nurse, explains giving CPR to Live Oak High freshmen on March 8, 2022. The presentation was conducted by the Gray’s Army Foundation, a non-profit organization that was formed in memory of Grayson Temple, a Watson teenager who died in December 2021 from sudden cardiac arrest.
Sarah Malarcher, a registered nurse, explains giving CPR to Live Oak High freshmen on March 8, 2022. The presentation was conducted by the Gray’s Army Foundation, a non-profit organization that was formed in memory of Grayson Temple, a Watson teenager who died in December 2021 from sudden cardiac arrest.
A Live Oak High freshman takes part in a CPR exercise on March 8, 2022. The presentation was conducted by the Gray’s Army Foundation, a non-profit organization that was formed in memory of Grayson Temple, a Watson teenager who died in December 2021 from sudden cardiac arrest.
Live Oak High freshmen take part in an exercise about giving CPR during a presentation on sudden cardiac arrest on March 8, 2022. The presentation was conducted by the Gray’s Army Foundation, a non-profit organization that was formed in memory of Grayson Temple, a Watson teenager who died in December 2021 from sudden cardiac arrest.
Live Oak High freshmen take part in an exercise about giving CPR during a presentation on sudden cardiac arrest on March 8, 2022. The presentation was conducted by the Gray’s Army Foundation, a non-profit organization that was formed in memory of Grayson Temple, a Watson teenager who died in December 2021 from sudden cardiac arrest.
Live Oak High freshmen take part in an exercise about giving CPR during a presentation on sudden cardiac arrest on March 8, 2022. The presentation was conducted by the Gray’s Army Foundation, a non-profit organization that was formed in memory of Grayson Temple, a Watson teenager who died in December 2021 from sudden cardiac arrest. Also pictured, at left, is Sarah Malarcher, a registered nurse.
Live Oak High freshmen take part in an exercise about giving CPR during a presentation on sudden cardiac arrest on March 8, 2022. The presentation was conducted by the Gray’s Army Foundation, a non-profit organization that was formed in memory of Grayson Temple, a Watson teenager who died in December 2021 from sudden cardiac arrest. Also pictured, at left, is Sarah Malarcher, a registered nurse.
Live Oak High freshmen take part in an exercise about giving CPR during a presentation on sudden cardiac arrest on March 8, 2022. The presentation was conducted by the Gray’s Army Foundation, a non-profit organization that was formed in memory of Grayson Temple, a Watson teenager who died in December 2021 from sudden cardiac arrest. Also pictured, at left, is Sarah Malarcher, a registered nurse.
Live Oak High freshmen take part in an exercise about giving CPR during a presentation on sudden cardiac arrest on March 8, 2022. The presentation was conducted by the Gray’s Army Foundation, a non-profit organization that was formed in memory of Grayson Temple, a Watson teenager who died in December 2021 from sudden cardiac arrest. Also pictured, at left, is Corinne Mosley, Grayson's sister.
Live Oak High freshmen take part in an exercise about giving CPR during a presentation on sudden cardiac arrest on March 8, 2022. The presentation was conducted by the Gray’s Army Foundation, a non-profit organization that was formed in memory of Grayson Temple, a Watson teenager who died in December 2021 from sudden cardiac arrest.
Listed are some of the symptoms of sudden cardiac arrest.
The family of Grayson Temple, a Watson teenager who passed away on Dec. 8, 2021, after going into sudden cardiac arrest, take a photo after giving a presentation at Live Oak High. The photo was taken after the first public appearance of the Gray’s Army Foundation, a non-profit the family started for families whose children have been impacted by heart conditions or sudden cardiac arrest.
