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Son’s death has man on mission to save lives

Driscoll works to make AEDs, heart screenings widely available

By Ray Legendre
Published: April 14, 2012, 5:00pm
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Scott Driscoll, center right, and his family experienced the death of son Quinn, 13, on June 10, 2009, of cardiac arrest. The two-year-old Quinn Driscoll Foundation has raised thousands of dollars to purchase AEDs for the Vancouver and Evergreen school districts and has provided screenings for hundreds of athletes. Scott Driscoll died Friday, Aug.
Scott Driscoll, center right, and his family experienced the death of son Quinn, 13, on June 10, 2009, of cardiac arrest. The two-year-old Quinn Driscoll Foundation has raised thousands of dollars to purchase AEDs for the Vancouver and Evergreen school districts and has provided screenings for hundreds of athletes. Scott Driscoll died Friday, Aug. 3, 2018. Photo Gallery

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Scott Driscoll wants to make sure no other child in Clark County suffers his son Quinn’s fate.

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