Victoria Cummock is an activist working primarily in the areas of crisis management, aviation security, and counterterrorism. Her work has brought about many legislative changes including the 1990 Aviation Security Act. Victoria has worked with two presidents and their administrations, 18 Congressional committees, and President Bush's Commission on Aviation and Terrorism. Her husband John was murdered in the 1988 terrorist bombing of Pam Am 103, along with 269 other people. She was instrumental in forming the Pan Am 103 Family Support Group and has represented this group before the United Nations Security Council, the media, and internationally with the Crown and Scottish authorities. Victoria is currently raising her three children in Florida.