Young Man Fulfills Brother’s Dream at Cardiac Device Company

In a poignant tribute to his late brother, 21-year-old Colin Peck has taken on an internship at Medtronic, the same cardiac device company where his brother Brian was set to work before tragically dying of cardiac arrest at age 20. Working at Medtronic, Colin is now involved in developing cardiac devices similar to those that could have potentially saved his brother’s life. This act of stepping into his brother’s intended role not only allows Colin to honor Brian’s memory but also fuels his commitment to advancing medical technology that could save others facing similar heart conditions.

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