The award is given annually to a deputy coroner in Georgia nominated by peers and chosen by a committee of former recipients. The recipient must be active within the Georgia Coroners Association, as well as in the community.
“It is a person that gives unselfishly of themself and their time. A person that is exemplary in what a deputy coroner should be,” said Mike Adams, GCA president. “This year the committee had many worthy nominations, but none more worthy than Sharon.”
Anderson also works as a forensic nurse at the Children’s Advocacy Center, which she helped found according to Catoosa Coroner Vanita Hullander. She has served as deputy coroner for a decade and serves on several committees for the statewide association.
(For a more in-depth story about Anderson and her accomplishments, buy a Dec. 15 copy of The Catoosa County News.)
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