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In this short, we hear one of the most emotional stories shared on the show: the reality of walking alongside families on execution day.

Debra McCammon and Rya Liles explain, “the hardest day of my job is being with the families during an execution.” Families arrive in grief, anger, and confusion, often believing the support staff are part of the system that made the decision. But when they realize these volunteers are there simply to serve, comfort, and care for their needs, everything shifts.

From offering a hot meal to sitting together in compassion, the role is not about policy or judgment, it’s about meeting people in their darkest moment with dignity and humanity.

This short captures the heart of purpose-driven work: serving others when it matters most.

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