Server Honored for Life-Saving CPR at Seneca Restaurant
A server at the Longhorn Steakhouse in Seneca, South Carolina, named Michelle, was honored by the Prince Shiloh Fire Department for saving a customer's life by performing CPR when he went into cardiac arrest during lunch.
Greenville Spartanburg Asheville Anderson, SC, August 8, 2026 —
A server at the Longhorn Steakhouse in Seneca, South Carolina, has been recognized for her quick actions that saved a customer’s life. Michelle, whose last name was not provided, was honored by the Prince Shiloh Fire Department for administering CPR to a patron who experienced cardiac arrest during a lunchtime visit.
The incident occurred at the Longhorn Steakhouse location in Seneca. According to reports, the customer went into cardiac arrest while dining at the restaurant. Michelle, identified as a server at the establishment, immediately stepped in and performed CPR. Her actions were credited with saving the customer’s life.
The Prince Shiloh Fire Department presented Michelle with an award to acknowledge her bravery and life-saving efforts. The department highlighted the importance of immediate response in critical medical emergencies.
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