Special Service Award, United Cerebral Palsy Association of Washington State, 1976.

Recipient of Tacoma Public Schools’ Mini-grants:1) Graduated Adjustment Program (GAP), 1983.

Special ‘Volunteer’ Award, YMCA, 1981.

“Outstanding Service on the Task Force on Clinical Specialization”, Section on Pediatrics, APTA, 1981.

G.E. DeHaven Award for “Extraordinary Service to the Section”, Section on Pediatrics, APTA, 1981.

“Outstanding Contribution by a Professional” award for outstanding service in behalf of retarded citizens of all ages, Association for Retarded Citizens, 1983.

Lucy Blair Service Award in ‘Recognition of Exceptional Contributions to the Association”, APTA, 1983.

“Citizen of the Day” recognition for community affairs within the greater Seattle area, 1984.

Kendall Award “In Recognition of Outstanding Achievement in Clinical Practice and Dedicated Service to the Profession”, APTA, June 30, 1987.

American Board of Physical Therapy Specialties Award for dedicated effort in the development and implementation of Clinical Specialization in Physical Therapy, 1988.

United States Army Office of the Surgeon General Certificate of Appointment; Pediatric Physical Therapy Consultant to the Surgeon General and Office of the Chief Medical Specialist Corps, 1988.

In Appreciation for thirty-one years of dedicated service to students and staff of the Tacoma Public schools from 1958 to 1989.

Thank You – Pierce County Washington Association for Retarded Citizens; outstanding contribution by a professional and outstanding service in behalf of retarded citizens of all ages. “You’ve given help.You’ve given hope.” 1989.

Cindy Hanson Memorial Award; outstanding support staff – WA State Special Education Coalition, 1990.

Department of the Army; commendation for countless contributions to preparation of therapists for assignment in the Exceptional Family Member Program, 1991.

Washington State Physical Therapy Association Distinguished Service Award, 1991.

Jeanne Fischer Distinguished Mentorship Award, Section for Pediatrics; to honor and recognize outstanding, sustained mentorship of physical therapy colleagues and students, APTA, 1994.

United Cerebral Palsy of WA State Annual Doctor Duncan Award; recognition of commitment to adolescents and young adults with cerebral palsy, 1999.

The First Annual Jeanne L. Fischer Lifetime Achievement Award; “whose spirit and dedication evolved into a lifetime commitment to providing support and expanding opportunities for individuals with disabilities and their families”, Pierce County Parent Coalition for Developmental Disabilities (PC)2, 1999.