In Loving Memory Pam Albin Edwards

Sep 3, 2026, 2:01 PM EDT

by USA Artistic Swimming

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Pam Albin Edwards was a dedicated contributor to synchronized and artistic swimming as a competitor, coach, and judge on a global level. Her passion for the sport took her around the world and connected her with countless athletes and friends. A recipient of the 1988 Lillian MacKellar Distinguished Service Award, Pam was remembered for her kindness, intelligence, and quiet humor. She leaves behind a lasting legacy in the sport and the lives she touched.

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