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CFA Service Award
Terri Farmer Service Award
In 2009 the Craniofacial Foundation of America (CFA) pledged to present the Terri Farmer Service Award to someone who exemplifies the qualities that Terri Farmer herself gave so willingly to the patients and their families of the CFA throughout her 18 years of service.
The Tennessee Craniofacial Center (TCC) and CFA had to say good-bye to someone who gave true meaning to the mission of creating better tomorrows for patients with facial birth defects, tumors and trauma-related injuries. Mrs. Terri Farmer retired from her position as the liaison for the TCC in November of 2009 after 18 years of dedicated service. Terri was very dedicated and compassionate about the families who came to the Center for evaluation and treatment. She treated them as her own family. Her love, compassion, and dedication has touched many lives throughout her service to this organization. 2011 Terri Farmer Service Award Recipient The Craniofacial Foundation of America presented the 2011 Terri Farmer Service Award to Miss Heather Henderson on April 2, 2011 at the annual Palate 2 Palette fundraiser. Miss Henderson was selected as the recipient of the award for her contribution to the CFA in organizing and establishing the "Dreams Can Come True" family camp. When she was 16 years old, Miss Henderson started this special weekend camp for children with craniofacial differences for her Girl Scout's Gold Award project . 11 years later, Miss Henderson remains actively involved in the camp and volunteers her time and efforts at the three day camp held at Camp Adahi in Menlo, Georgia. "Dreams Can Come True" family camp is sponsored by the CFA and is of no cost to our patients and their families.
2010 Terri Farmer Service Award Recipient The CFA awarded Dr. Sidney Cox the 2010 Terri Farmer Service Award for his outstanding contribution to the organization through his practice of pediatric dentistry. Dr. Cox is part of the craniofacial team lead by Dr. Larry A. Sargent. Dr. Cox has given his time and services to the center since its establishment in 1987. During his time with TCC, he has helped thousands of children born with facial deformities. Dr. Cox was chosen as the recipient of the Award for exemplifying dedication, compassion and willingness to make the differences in lives of children with facial abnormalities.
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