American Heart Association Cress CPR Training

duda • July 5, 2008

Share this article

On July 10th and 12th, many of our employees became certified in CPR and First Aid through the American Heart Association. Our staff members had the opportunity to learn infant, child and adult CPR and was also trained on the use of Automated External Defibrillators (AED). Katie Eckstein and Todd Wolf, Advanced EMTs with more than 25 years of combined experience and also employees at Cress taught the warning signs of heart attacks, seizures, strokes, allergic reactions as well as bandaging, splinting and how to handle choking. “On average people will utilize Emergency Services twice in their lifetime”, said Todd Wolf. Recognizing that emergencies can happen anytime or any place, Cress was pleased to have so many staff members participate. A dontaion will be made to the Dane County EMS Honor Guard. One response to “American Heart Association Cress CPR Training” Teresa Dildine says: September 3, 2012 at 7:36 pm I like the dear information you provide in your articles. I will bookmark your weblog and examine once more here regularly. I’m quite certain I’ll learn many new stuff right here! Best of luck for the next!

Recent Posts

Three lit candles glowing in the dark
By duda • July 5, 2008
Enjoy the video testimony from families in our care during the last year.Cress, helping families since 1869. A family funeral gathering should celebrate the relationships shared, the choices made, and honor the memory of your loved one. You have ideas and stories to share. Cress has the experience. Together we can arrange the perfect personalized life tribute or celebration. If you’re interested in exploring the possibilities, or simply have questions about what your next step should be, please contact me. Carey Cress Fose cfose@CressFuneralService.com
Teddy bear in captain’s uniform among wrapped gifts with a red progress bar above
By duda • July 5, 2008
Service of Remembrance Sunday, November 17, 2013 2-4 pm The Cress Center, 6021 University Avenue, Madison Come together to honor those whom we have lost in a memorial service designed not only to remember our loved ones but to acknowledge their abscense during this holiday season. Please join us for refreshments following the service. For more information or to register contact Ridley Usherwood, Grief Support Coordinator, Home Health United, 608-415-2825, 608-241-7273 or 877-356-4514; HomeHealthUnited.org
Group of people posing indoors in a meeting room, smiling in front of a TV screen and tables
By duda • July 5, 2008
Thursday, February 13, 2020Olive Garden, 7017 Mineral Point Road, MadisonWe want you to join us to learn how planning for your final wishes can help your family avoid confusion and unnecessary disagreements.Join us for a light meal and learn more about pre-arrangments, veterans benefits, cremation, burials and more.Thursday, February 13th at 11:30am OR 5:30pm Please RSVP at (608) 205-4277
Restaurant fundraiser flyer for advance funeral care planning seminar, with burger photo and event details.
By duda • July 5, 2008
Halloween at the Farm – Schumacher Farm Park Where Dane County’s Rural Heritage Comes Alive! October 22, 2016 Schumacher Farm Park 5682 Hwy 19, Waunakee, WI 53597 Phone: (608) 849-4559 Hosted by the Dane County Parks Bring the whole family out to the only Halloween event geared towards children under 12! There will face painting, fortune telling, and Halloween yard games to enjoy. Gather around and listen to (not so) scary stories or live music in the barn. Wagon rides will also be offered through our haunted prairie (appropriate for all ages). Don’t forget to come in costume! Times: 5:00 PM to 9:00 PM After sunset @ 6 PM, there will be wagon rides through the haunted prairie Admission: $5.00 http://www.schumacherfarmpark.org/event-2312117 Have Fun!
American flag waving on a pole against a blue sky
By duda • July 5, 2008
Please join us in supporting our local veterans by attending a free Veterans Day Appreciation Brunch at the Cress Center, on Wednesday, November 15, 2017, 6021 University Avenue, Madison, WI. All are welcome…Veterans, active and non-active duty personnel, family, friends, neighbors and community members! All attendees will be served with a warm meal, friendship and a time to gather around the flag. Meal time begins at 8:30am; Mail Call at 10:00am; assembling for the Flag Raising Ceremony, at 10:30am. The Flag Raising Ceremony is a special time of respect and honor. Celebrate our wonderful flag and the Veterans who endured so much while defending freedom at home and around the globe. The ceremony will be conducted by the Waunakee American Legion Post 360. How can we show appreciation on or around Veterans Day? Attend an event in your area, like the Cress Veterans Appreciation Brunch! Fly a flag or attend the Flag Raising Ceremony at the Cress Veterans Appreciation Brunch! Ask someone about their service, possibly, while you enjoy a hot brunch with Veterans at the Cress Veterans Appreciation Brunch! Write a note or email that recognizes their service to our country that can be shared with a Veteran at the Cress Veterans Appreciation Brunch! Let’s make it a great day of recognition for those special people and their family’s, who served honorably in the military and answered the call for duty to our country, the United States of America! Please attend and RSVP at 608-238-8406; Space is limited so call by Friday, November 10th. Thank you! Carey Cress Fose
Two hands gently clasping in a caring gesture, one older and one younger, with soft outdoor light
By duda • July 5, 2008
AGING WITH DIGNITYEdward Jones Financial Advisors are organizing a time for all to explore some of the challenges we may face as we grow older. Our local experts will walk us through different solutions for you and your family to best help you age with dignity. When: Tuesday, September 20, 2016 at 4-5 pm Where: Cress Center, 6021 University Avenue, Madison, WI 53705 RSVP: Dana at Edward Jones, 608-238-3604 Learn about aging in place and staying in your home as long as possible; Darian Dalsen, Comfort Keepers Explore options for transitioning from apartment living to assisted living to skilled nursing care; Keith VanLanduyt, Oakwood Village Hear about how to set up an advance funeral plan and celebration of life; Heather Holy, Cress Funeral & Cremation Service
Two people standing beside a U.S. flag at a Selected Independent Funeral Homes event booth
By duda • July 5, 2008
Bill Cress, President of Cress Funeral Service and Amanda Conway, Funeral Director at Cress, spoke at the 2008 National Selected Independent Funeral Homes Convention in Washington D.C. at a session entitled, “Beyond the Talk: Implementing Eco-Friendly Practices”. Together they highlighted their efforts to implement green burial options for families and how to change the environmental impact of the funeral home’s daily business operations.
Watercolor burger with sesame bun, lettuce, tomato, cheese, and grilled patty beside a soda can
By duda • July 5, 2008
Be Our Guest to Learn More about Advance Planning for Funeral and Cremation Services Tuesday, April 25 at 12:00pm at 5100 Bar & Grill, 5100 Erling Ave, McFarland, WI OR Thursday, April 27 at 11:30am at Sprecher’s Restaurant & Pub, 1262 John Q. Hammons Dr, Madison, WI Please call to reserve your meal, at no cost to you. Seating and reservations are limited. RSVP by calling 608-238-3434 or email: info@cressfuneralservice.com
Best Places to Work 2016 Madison Magazine award logo in teal, yellow, and black
By duda • July 5, 2008
“Twenty five companies rose to the top of The Madison Magazine’s annual survey conducted by Quantum Workplace.” Cress Funeral & Cremation Service # 1 They measured six key engagement categories: Communication and Resources Individual Needs Manager Effectiveness Personal Engagement Team Dynamics Trust In Leadership Cress Funeral & Cremation Service scored highest for medium sized companies in Dane County, 51-100 employees. It all started with being nominated by an employee, Kevin Collopy, and culminated with all employees sharing their views and perspectives on how the Cress workplace inspires them to do their best in serving the families in their care. We are proud to pause and celebrate this special moment in our history as a family business, serving the Dane County communities and neighborhoods at the difficult time of a loss. The Cress Family
Sailboat with bright orange and yellow sails racing on blue water under a clear sky
By duda • July 5, 2008
The McFarland Chamber presents MOVIE By The LAKE! The Lego Movie at Dusk Cress is sponsoring along with the McFarland Chamber, a free family adventure day at Lake Waubesa Bible Camp on Saturday, September 6th. Activities start at 4pm and include zip lining, wall climbing, volleyball, kayaking, water slide, and a lot more fun! We will be showing The Lego Movie at dusk on the water. Pack a picnic and join us!! Free popcorn for the movie. Bring your chairs, blankets, bug spray, and picnic baskets and enjoy the afternoon!! www.mcfarlandchamber.com
Show More