Warrenton native Keith Terry, right, is pictured with John Smith, during the Proclamation Day held for the movie “Breakthrough” in Lake St. Louis during March. Terry is portrayed in the movie for …
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Warrenton native Keith Terry, right, is pictured with John Smith, during the Proclamation Day held for the movie “Breakthrough” in Lake St. Louis during March. Terry is portrayed in the movie for his role in the emergency room on the day Smith arrived as an unresponsive drowning victim. Terry delivered compressions as his team tried to revive Smith, who did not have a pulse. The film shares the story of Smith’s miraculous survival.
