ACCESS participates and evaluates a full-scale simulation drill of an aviation crash in water at the San Francisco International Airport
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ACCESS participates in Red Cross drill
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The concept of ACCESS is brilliant
Marion lost her daughter on American Airlines Flight 77 on 9/11
“…sharing our grief with others who had been there really did make a difference and helped us to heal.”
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6th Annual Hearts, Clubs & Aces
ACCESS held its 6th Annual Hearts, Clubs & Aces Golf Tournament, Dinner and Silent/Live Auction at StoneTree Golf Club in Marin, CA.
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ACCESS Training Program – San Francisco
Kelly lost her mother, brother, sister and brother-in-law in a private plane crash. Diane lost her husband, Kellys brother Kevin, and in-laws in the same crash. Diane and Kelly called ACCESS after their tragic losses. Now they are trained Volunteer Grief Mentors using their hard-earned knowledge to provide care to those who call ACCESS for help.
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The value of ACCESS
Casey Erickson has lost many loved ones in the aviation community
The full range of emotions we go through is perfectly normal and talking to someone allows us to release these emotions and let them out — this is the value of ACCESS.
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In loving memory of Dr. Aisling Butler
Dr. Aisling Butler was lost aboard Air France Flight 447 which crashed into the Atlantic on June 1, 2009. Aisling, 26, was from Roscrea, Co. Tipperary, Ireland and a recent medical school graduate from Trinity College.
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In loving memory of Ellyce
Marilyn lost her daughter Ellyce on Continental Flight 3407
“It is impossible to explain your grief and shock to someone who has not experienced this kind of loss…”
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ACCESS teams up with 7×7 Magazine and Shreve & Co
ACCESS and 7×7 Magazine host an event in downtown San Francisco at Shreve & Co. on the 12th Anniversary of TWA 800
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