Pam of All Trades…

11 Jun

Pam of All Trades…

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…mastering a few.

Pam Ross, Courtenay and Comox instructor, and our Association Youth Advisor, has garnered a few new responsibilities: 


She is now:

* Secretary on the Board of Karate BC

*Zone 6 Head Coach

*Assistant Coach for Team BC

*Assistant Kata Coach for Team Canada.

Congratulations!

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