Marilyn lost her brother & sister in-law aboard ValuJet 592
Love endures all things. This gives me hope that Roger and Dana and the beautiful love they shared are still with those of us they left behind. Love will help us endure the pain. Faith will keep us steady, knowing that in the end we will understand about life and death (and redwoods).
Board member Andrew August of Pinnacle Law Group was awarded the ACCESS Humanitarian Award for his generous support and continued commitment to ACCESS' efforts
The Board of Directors and ACCESS volunteers presented the ACCESS 2000 Humanitarian Award to New York Governor George E. Pataki in December.
On June 24th hundreds of guests from across the country came to celebrate ACCESS' inaugural San Francisco food and wine tasting charity event. Honorary Guest Speakers Former Mayor Willie Brown and Andrew A. August Esq. enthusiastically welcomed ACCESS to San Francisco.
Joanne lost her husband aboard USAir Flight 427
“Holidays used to be a festive occasion in our home. I would decorate the inside of the house with beautiful Christmas displays while Steve decorated the outside of the house with little white twinkle lights. The ï¬rst Christmas after he died, I did not want to celebrate the season. I had no magical holiday feeling.”
Richard lost his wife and college sweetheart on ComAir flight 3272
I wish that the media could provide for every victim, a photo, a name, and a life. A life of loves and successes, a life of important accomplishments, a life of hobbies, a life of dreams, a life of important relationships, a life of work and basic contributions to the lives of those around him or her. No matter how long that life spanned…
Deb lost her father aboard a private aircraft
Life is like a ride on an airplane
The pleasures of ups and downs of pain.
I always thought of flying as fun and carefree
A way to spend the morning, just my dad and me…
Shari was a volunteer worker for Comair Flight 3272
“I was just a volunteer and I know that my hurt is not as deep as the families, but I visit the memorial whenever I am back in town and before I moved I was there at least once a week to put mementos or just to pray for those who perished and their families. I still think about a young boy who was killed that would be my daughters age, three…”
