Trinity air rescue

Trinity Air Ambulance acute care nurse practitioner Lisa Skroder gives Dr. Jim Lagocki a goodbye hug at Fort Lauderdale Executive Airport on Monday, March 12, 2012, as he departs for Sebring Fla. aboard an air ambulance with his wife Janet who survived a heart attack in the Caribbean island of Dominica thanks to a defibrillator donated by Trinity.

( Wayne K. Roustan, Sun Sentinel )

Trinity Air Ambulance acute care nurse practitioner Lisa Skroder gives Dr. Jim Lagocki a goodbye hug at Fort Lauderdale Executive Airport on Monday, March 12, 2012, as he departs for Sebring Fla. aboard an air ambulance with his wife Janet who survived a heart attack in the Caribbean island of Dominica thanks to a defibrillator donated by Trinity.

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