Boston Athletic Association To Recognize First Responders Who Saved A Life During 125th Boston Marathon

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NATICK – The Boston Athletic Association will recognize the First Responders, who saved a runner’s life during 125th Boston Marathon, tomorrow, November 10.

The ceremony is being held at 1 p.m. outside the Natick Fire Station at 22 East Central Street in Natick and will be recognizing the runners and first responders who provided immediate, life-saving care for Meghan Roth, a participant in the 125th Boston Marathon who suffered a cardiac event near mile eight.

At this event, runners and first responders will be celebrated and recognized by the B.A.A and will receive honorary medals for their exemplary service.

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Those being honored are:

• Natick Fire Capt. Eric Williamson
• Natick Fire LT. Matt Mullen, NFD
• Natick firefighter & paramedic Kyle Sammon
• Natick firefighter Jeff Libby
• Natick firefighter Dan Gould
• Natick police officer Scott Wade
• Framingham EMS/Brewster• A1(P44) – Scott Marcosa & Mark Jacobs
• FS3 – Ken Reynolds

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• Runner Dr. Dan Muehschlegel
• Tom Grilk, President & CEO of the B.A.A.
• Chris Troyanos, Medical Coordinator for the Boston Marathon

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