Retired school teacher meets nurses who saved his life at Rolling Stones concert Boston 25 News [Video]

MARBLEHEAD, Mass. — A retired Lexington school teacher had the opportunity to thank two nurses he credits with saving his life at a Rolling Stones concert.

Tony Palladino, who resides in Marblehead, suffered cardiac arrest at Gillette Stadium while waiting for the legendary rock band to take the stage on May 30th.

His wife recalled one fellow concert-goer rushing to his aid and performing CPR in the moments that followed.

The 78-year-old turned to Boston 25 News for help finding her.

Turns out, there were two women who helped save his life and both came forward to Boston 25 News after the initial report aired.

They are long-time Massachusetts nurses who were at the concert together as a group of eight friends.

“We heard a ruckus behind us and someone screaming that there was a medical emergency,” said Linda Zaloudek, a labor and delivery nurse at Mt. Auburn Hospital. “I said that would be me!”

Zaloudek, who …