Randall Champion - Bail Enforcement Officer - Private Company | LinkedIn
Randall H. ( Randy ) Champion, Champion Financial Services - Asheville, North Carolina, United States | Professional Profile | LinkedIn
Frame of history - Columbia Journalism Review
International Lineman's Museum - KISS OF LIFE - JD Thompson It was my honor and privilege to get to meet JD Thompson today when he visited the Museum with his wife Sandra.
Randall Gilbert Champion (1938-2002) – Memorial Find a Grave
Kiss of Life' hero reflects 50 years after iconic moment | firstcoastnews.com
Kiss of Life' hero reflects 50 years after iconic moment | firstcoastnews.com
The Kiss of Life” …. setting facts straight! | It Is What It Is
Quinton Randall, Champion! - NABF
Randall Champion accidentally touched a high-voltage line, electrifying himself and stopping his heart. A fellow
1987 ProCards Randall Champion Arkansas Travelers #577 | eBay
The Kiss of Life”. The incredible story behind the iconic… | by Kassondra O'Hara | Exploring History | Medium
The Kiss of Life”. The incredible story behind the iconic… | by Kassondra O'Hara | Exploring History | Medium
Missouri History Museum sur X : "During a 1967 power outage in Florida, lineman Randall Champion was knocked unconscious by a 4,160-volt surge of electricity. Lineman Jim Thompson gave Champion mouth-to-mouth resuscitation.
Obituary for Randall Champion - The Poughkeepsie Journal Archive
The Kiss of Life - A utility worker giving mouth-to-mouth to co-worker after he contacted a low voltage wire, 1967 - Rare Historical Photos
Where Is J.D. Thompson Now?
Influential lineman through history | Huskie Tools
26-Yr-Old Gets Famous After His “Kiss of Life”—50 Yrs Later, He Reveals Why He's No Hero
Randall, the Irish Lad and Belasco, the Jew Champion | TIFY
1987 ProCards Randall Champion Arkansas Travelers #577 | eBay
Kiss of Life' hero reflects 50 years after iconic moment | firstcoastnews.com
The True Story Behind The Iconic 'Kiss Of Life' Photo
JEA - JEA's Board of Directors honored J.D. Thompson at their meeting Tuesday. Fifty years ago, Thompson was a JEA apprentice lineman when his colleague came in contact with a high voltage
