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Koger Cordani of Amissville, who is employed with the Prince William Fire Service, was commended for heroic service this week by that county. He is a dispatcher for the fire service and when he received an emergency call from a baby sitter saying a 15 month old child in her care had stopped breathing, he calmed her verbally, dispatched a rescue unit to aid her and instructed her in administering mouth to mouth resuscitation. Cordani was credited with saving the child’s life and was presented a plaque by C. J. Colgan, chairman of Prince William Board of Supervisors. Cordani received his initial training with Amissville Volunteer Fire and Rescue organization with which he was associated for nine years. He has been with Prince William for over three years.
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