Stevey Kells, a clinical nurse supervisor from Louisiana, will be among the thousands of fans attending the Super Bowl this Sunday. Kells, who played a crucial role in providing care to the victims of the New Year’s Day terror attack on Bourbon Street in New Orleans, was surprised with tickets to the highly anticipated event. The gesture comes as a thank-you for her heroic efforts in the aftermath of the attack.
The surprise tickets were gifted to Kells by New Orleans Saints linebacker Demario Davis in collaboration with Ashley Furniture. The two organizations came together to recognize Kells for her quick and compassionate response during the crisis. “It’s a resilient city. That response began with the first responders, those who were on scene and those who had to react quickly, and she was there,” Davis said. He expressed that it meant a lot to be able to give back to someone who had given so much, emphasizing that acts of kindness and gratitude are what make a community strong.
Kells is expected to take her boyfriend to the game at Caesars Superdome, where Super Bowl LIX will feature the Kansas City Chiefs facing off against the Philadelphia Eagles. The event will be a moment of celebration for Kells, who has been praised for her dedication to her work as a nurse and her role in supporting the victims of the tragic attack on Bourbon Street.
This gesture highlights the appreciation for first responders and medical professionals who often go above and beyond in times of crisis. Kells’ contribution during the New Year’s Day incident was a testament to her resilience and commitment to helping others. The surprise ticket gift serves as a well-deserved recognition of her selflessness and bravery.
