Army Veteran Reunites With Investigator Who Helped Save Her Life
Army veteran Elizabeth Glenn experienced cardiac arrest at a military ball in Temple, Texas, but was saved by the quick actions of Coryell County Sheriff's Office Investigator Lucy Godley and others who performed CPR. Weeks later, Glenn reunited with Godley,…
Waco Temple Bryan, TX, October 28, 2026 —
Army veteran Elizabeth Glenn experienced cardiac arrest at a military ball in Temple, Texas, and was saved after Coryell County Sheriff’s Office Investigator Lucy Godley and others performed CPR, according to the information provided about the incident.
Weeks later, Glenn and Godley reunited. Glenn expressed profound gratitude for Godley’s intervention, and the two formed an unexpected friendship. The account describes the reunion as a later meeting, but does not provide an exact date or identify where it took place.
The information provided does not specify when the cardiac arrest occurred, how long Glenn was without a heartbeat, or what happened after CPR was performed. It also does not identify the other people who helped, explain their roles, or provide details about Glenn’s medical treatment or recovery. No statements from Glenn or Godley are included verbatim.
The account identifies Glenn as an Army veteran and Godley as an investigator with the Coryell County Sheriff’s Office. It does not give further information about their backgrounds or describe how their friendship has developed since the reunion.
The reported sequence is limited to the emergency at the military ball, the CPR response by Godley and others, and the reunion weeks later. Additional details about the event, the response, and the subsequent meeting were not provided.
Story summarized from the original created by Jasmin Caldwell on www.kwtx.com, see more information here.
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