As a way of saying thank you for the support they received from the Children’s Craniofacial Association (CCA), George ‘96 and Kristine Deily Dale ‘95 are hosting the fifth annual Friends of Jeremy Golf Tournament at the Corning Country Club Oct. 3.

“We became involved with the Children’s Craniofacial Associaiton six years ago,” said Kristine. “Our son Jeremy was born with a craniofacial abnormality (Goldenhar Syndrome) in 1999. We received a lot of support from this organization and wanted do what we could to contribute to the cause.”

Since the tournament began in 2005, the Dales’ efforts have raised $79,000.

To meet this year’s ambitious goal, the Dales are seeking golfers and sponsors for the event. More information about the tournament and the remarkable story of Jeremy  is available at the Friends of Jeremy web site.

George and Kristine both received degrees in ceramic engineering and both now work at Corning, Incorporated. They live in Horseheads with their three sons: Jeremy, 9; Tommy, 7; and Cody, 3.

Tags: Alfred University alumni, Children's Craniofacial Association, Friends of Jeremy, George Dale, Jeremy Dale, Kristine Dale

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