
Pam Moss
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Jun 11, 2026
Why a National Association Matters with Pam Moss
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Pam MossGUEST
She was a nurse, and she was on... assigned to a medevac, uh, situation where a young man had attempted suicide and wasn't successful, and, uh, they were asked to medevac him to a larger hospital, and she was a nurse that was asked to go on that call.

Pam MossGUEST
Anyway, to make a long story short, uh, just moments outside of town on the return back, the plane hit a mountain.
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Pam MossGUEST
And realized it had served us in the past, but it no longer represented who we were, so we just worked really hard at, "Well, let's put some words to who we actually are now and w- and what we can build on." So our vision, very clear, FSAC strives to be, we want to be the leading voice for death care in Canada, that if there's anything going on in Canada, if there's another pandemic, if there's another anything, people know, come to FSAC.When it comes to all things death care
