Pam was born and raised in Florida, grew up in Brevard County, and is an EAU Gallie High School alumni. She has been married to her husband, Don, for 20+ years, and they have two daughters, Christina and Crystal. Don and Pam Garceau have known Art McPherson since he first started with McPherson Financial Group in 1994. We now have the privilege of having Pam, who has been a client for over 20 years, working with us as our business grows.
Pam is a key member of our service team, and she brings over 30 years of experience working at Bright House Networks, where she was trained in various departments, including accounting, call center, quality control, and field services. This preparation has made Pam exceptional on the phone. You’ll notice her experience by the professional and courteous way she’s able to help you at McPherson Financial Group.
Pam’s church is very important to her family, and she enjoys volunteering by teaching Sunday school or helping with Vacation Bible School. Pam and Don love to travel, and one of her favorite ways to travel is by cruising. Be sure to ask Pam about two honorary members of her family: her grand-guinea pig, Sparkey, and grand-dog, Patches.
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