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	Geraldine Cox - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Geraldine Cox (born 1945) is president and operator of the Sunrise Children's Village orphanage in the province of Kandal, in Cambodia.
		Originally from Adelaide, Geraldine Cox was posted to Phnom Penh by the Australian Department of Foreign Affairs in 1970.
		Cox is the author of the book Home is Where the Heart Is, an account of her life and the lives of some of the children she has cared for.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Geraldine_Cox (188 words)

	Mamma Khmer - www.theage.com.au
		Cox, the Australian woman who runs the Sunrise Children’s Village orphanage on the outskirts of the Cambodian capital, doesn’t really know what became of Noodles, but she suspects he was probably sold for body parts.
		Cox first became involved with the orphans of Cambodia in 1993, when she resigned from the Chase Manhattan Bank (for which she worked in Washington and Sydney for eight years) and returned to the country she first came to know on her foreign affairs posting.
		Cox admits that such a view of her is nudged along by her larger-than-life presence, all flame-orange hair and Aussie candour.
	www.theage.com.au /articles/2003/11/08/1068243304513.html (3162 words)

	My Complete Family
		Matthew Thomas COX was born on 21 Jan 1973 in Pa. Parents: Robert Eugene Jr COX and Shirley Joanne PENTZ.
		Micheal Ryan COX was born on 3 Jul 1990 in Jasper,Indiana.
		Vivian Geraldine COX was born on 10 May 1918 in Albion, Ill. She was born on 10 May 1918 in Posey County, Indiana.
	members.tripod.com /~grandmab4/d9.htm (1217 words)

	Cambodia Tales - Home Is Where the Heart Is
		Geraldine tells with warmth and humour of an extraordinary life that, while it never lacked excitement, sometimes lacked fulfilment before her involvement with the children of Cambodia.
		When she was in her 30s, Geraldine Cox was so desperate to have a baby that she came close to kidnapping one.
		Geraldine arrived with Anna (an Australian lady who is living in PP with her husband working on a 2 yr project).
	www.btinternet.com /~andy.brouwer/cox.htm (11032 words)

	Geraldine Cox - Saxton Speaker Bureau - Speaker Details
		Geraldine Cox started her career with the Australian Department of Foreign Affairs at the age of 25 in 1970 with her first posting to the Embassy in Phnom Penh, when the Vietnam War spilled over into Cambodia.
		Geraldine makes it clear that there is very little that life has to offer that she hasn't grabbed with both hands.
		Geraldine says she is proud and lucky to be an Australian, but Cambodia has stolen her heart and she is happiest when she is there with her children in the orphanage she co-founded in 1993.
	www.saxton.com.au /default.asp?sd8=1113 (392 words)

	Experience Geraldine NZ - Home Page
		Geraldine was discovered in the 1840s, but it wasn’t until 1854 that Samual Healings built the first bark hut in Talbot Street.
		Today Geraldine is in the heart of a prosperous farming area with sheep, cattle, deer, dairy cows, cropping and fruit growing in abundance.
		You’ll always be welcomed in Geraldine with the friendly hospitality of the locals.
	www.geraldine.net.nz (652 words)

	Floridian: 'Big Mom' and her orphans
		Geraldine Cox has fiery red hair, a large, lumpy body she's proud of and a mischievous smile.
		Cox went there in 1970 from her native Australia, an adventurous 25-year-old with a new job in the foreign service and aspirations of "chance meetings with James Bond." Instead, she found herself in a war zone.
		Cox, with scarlet lips and fingernails, fans herself in the tropical heat, wearing the native Cambodian krama, a blue-and-white checkered scarf.
	www.sptimes.com /2002/02/03/Floridian/_Big_Mom__and_her_orp.shtml (811 words)

	Geraldine Cox Portraits
		Geraldine graduated in 2004 with a BA in Fine Art Painting from City and Guilds of London School of Art.
		Geraldine aways works with clients in the most convenient way for them and typically works from a mixture of short sittings and photographs.
		Often it is most practical to work from a range of photographic images, however Geraldine always spends some informal time with her subjects, usually 1-2 hours making drawings to help her best capture personality.
	www.geraldineportraits.com (307 words)

	Geraldine Cox :: ABC Gold & Tweed Coasts
		Her Khmer heart: Geraldine Cox may be about to become a celebrity with the movie adaptation of the autobiography chronicling her work with orphaned Cambodian children.
		Geraldine's fight to save the orphanage during and after Prime Minister Hun Sen's bloody coup in 1997 is documented in the Peter Ustinov narrated 'My Khmer Heart', winner of Best Documentary at the Hollywood Film Festival.
		Geraldine recorded her experiences in an autobiography, 'Home is Where the Heart Is' and following an approach from actor Danny Glover, a feature film version is in negotiations.
	www.abc.net.au /goldcoast/stories/s1021017.htm (279 words)

	Sunrise Children's Village - Publicity - President
		Geraldine speaks about the comparisons between her life of excess and glamour in the Australian Diplomatic Corps and the corporate sector in Sydney, spanning 26 years of hedonism and her life now in Cambodia, living in an orphanage caring for more than 200 orphans and disadvantaged children.
		Geraldine speaks about the indomitable spirit of the women of Cambodia from all levels of the society who, against all odds, battle to keep their children by their side, despite abandonment by their men, neglect by their government, and abuse by an often uncaring and ignorant population.
		Geraldine Cox, AM, daughter of a South Australian milkman, joined the Department of Foreign Affairs in 1970 and served 18 years in Cambodia, the Philippines, Thailand, Iran and the USA, before resigning and joining the corporate sector in Sydney in 1987 for 8 years.
	www.sunrisechildrensvillage.org /publicity_president.htm (1861 words)

	THE LARGEST PAID NON-DAILY NEWSPAPER IN ARKANSAS: OBITUARIES >> 11-08-06
		Geraldine, 78, was preceded in death in 1997 by her husband of 52 years, John E. Cox.
		Geraldine was preceded in death by a baby daughter, her mother, Hettie Sentell of Ward, her father Allie (Ruth) Sentell of Ward, a sister, Allie Mae Sentell (Dewitt) Freeling of Jacksonville, three brothers-in-law and two sisters-in-law.
		Geraldine is also survived by two brothers, James and wife Clara Sentell of Beebe, and Donald and wife Pat House of North Little Rock, a sister, Darlene Sentell and husband Rev. Paul Graves of Sherwood, sisters-in-law, Mrs.
	www.arkansasleader.com /2006/11/obituaries-11-08-06.html (995 words)

	Media Releases
		Geraldine Cox joined the Australian Department of Foreign Affairs in 1970 and was posted shortly afterwards to Phnom Penh.
		In 1993 Geraldine Cox was one of the founders of the Australia Cambodia Foundation, an Australian registered charity which operates the Sunrise Orphanage just outside of Phnom Penh.
		Geraldine Cox has established an Australia-Cambodia Foundation to raise funds for the construction of the orphanage and its ongoing operating costs.
	www.smecfoundation.org /media/media.htm (3276 words)

	Wininger Family History
		Samuel was born on February 13, 1878 in Hawkins County, Tennessee and is the son of Sam Cox and Susan Carr (Ward) Cox (born 1839, Tennessee).
		LINDSEY O’BRIAN COX (32.2.4.4.1) is the son of Samuel Chester Cox and Pearl Patton (Wininger) Cox.
		Fred Cox died on June 21, 1987 in Sullivan County, Tennessee and was buried in the Cox Cemetery.
	www.rcasey.net /wininger/winjames.htm (4903 words)

	Carl Mintz (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Geraldine, the daughter of James Will Cox and Amy L. Wilson was born in 1929.
		Carl and Geraldine had 1 child, a daughter, Jacqueline Amy, born on 8th Nov 1960.
		Geraldine passed in 1971 and is at rest in the Crestwood cemetery.
	www.mindspring.com /~cdmintz/carlmintz.htm (160 words)

	Cambodia Tales - Sunrise & a ray of hope
		Rosanna is the volunteer co-ordinator for the Sunrise Children's Village, a Phnom Penh orphanage with a high profile, due in no small part to the extraordinary efforts of its founder and patron, Geraldine Cox.
		Described by some as 'larger than life', Geraldine was on one of her regular trips abroad seeking out funds to keep the orphanage afloat and the day to day administration was in the capable hands of Rosanna.
		Geraldine's high profile - she's written a book, there's an award-winning documentary about her life and a feature film in the offing - and her tireless work go towards providing a home for around fifty disadvantaged Cambodian children between the ages of 3 and 18.
	www.btinternet.com /~andy.brouwer/scv.htm (1103 words)

	Refugee
		Geraldine, who will visit Australia as a special guest at this year’s Refugee Week, will be speaking about the impact of armed conflict on children.
		Geraldine, originally from Adelaide, founded and operates the Australia Cambodia Foundation Orphanage in Phnom Penh which currently houses 40 orphans from 4 years of age to 20.
		In July, 1997, Geraldine witnessed first hand the coup that occurred in Cambodia and had to fiercely defend her orphanage from soldiers brandishing bayonets and threatening to kill the orphans in her care.
	www.araratcc.vic.edu.au /fow/Refugee.html (3726 words)

	Amazon.com: My Khmer Heart: Video: Janine Hosking,Prince Norodom Ranariddh,Geraldine Cox,Peter Ustinov,Hun Sen (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Despite the dangers to her own life, Geraldine remains in Cambodia, fighting to save her orphanage in the tumultuous years both before and after a bloody coup in 1997.
		Geraldine's story weaves a path through the complex and radical Cambodian power and social struggles, and is at one both humorous and moving.
		Geraldine Cox as Herself, Prince Norodom Ranariddh as Himself, Hun Sen as Himself, Peter Ustinov as Himself, Geraldine Cox as Herself, Prince Norodom Ranariddh as Himself, Hun Sen as Himself, Peter Ustinov as Himself...
	www.amazon.com /My-Khmer-Heart-Janine-Hosking/dp/B0001ARFE8 (566 words)

	Women's Boxing: Records
		Geraldine Cox won a four-round unanimous decision over Pamela London.
		Pamela London, Guyana, fought to a four-round draw with Geraldine Cox in a heavyweight division.
		Gwendolyn O'Neil TKO3 Geraldine Cox in a scheduled four-round bout.
	www.womenboxingrecords.com /C/coxgeraldine.html (340 words)

	My Khmer Heart - Synopsis - Moviefone
		Geraldine Cox is an eccentric but deeply compassionate Australian woman who since the 1980s has been operating a refugee center for orphaned children within Cambodia.
		While in Cambodia, she adopted a local child who proved to be severely and chronically ill, and while the experience brought her to the brink of suicide, she came through it with a determination to do something positive for Cambodia's many abandoned youngsters.
		Cox, however, became controversial despite her inarguably good intentions when she sought support from corrupt Cambodian leader Prince Ranariddh; when Ranariddh was overthrown in a coup by Hun Sen, she also approached him for assistance, though his regime became known for its violence.
	movies.aol.com /movie/my-khmer-heart/10182/synopsis (199 words)

	‘Big Mum’ in Cambodia - Australia’s Geraldine Cox’s Support of Cambodian Orphans : Public ...
		Geraldine Cox AM, live-in ‘Big Mum’ of the Sunrise Orphanage in Cambodia, will give a free public lecture at Asialink later this month.
		At Asialink Geraldine will take you on a journey through events in her life that eventually led her to her destiny working and living with Cambodia orphans.
		Geraldine is author of Home is Where The Heart Is and her fight to save the orphanage during and after Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Sen's bloody coup is documented in the Peter Ustinov narrated My Khmer Heart, winner of Best Documentary at the Hollywood Film Festival.
	events.unimelb.edu.au /eventid_2859.html (341 words)

	Christian Women’s Fellowship met Oct. 17
		Geraldine Cox was praised for the continuous, loving care she has shared with all of us in the church, the luncheons and all that she does for the church and it was noted that we need to let the people know that they are appreciated in all that they do.
		New business was asked for and notes were read from various schools thanking CWF for their continuous support in distributing money for school supplies to help students.
		Attending were Geraldine Cox, Ethel Soule', Wilma Cooke, Bea Jones, Louise Harrison, Joan StillSmith, Cathy Fothergill, Marada.
	www.kilgorenewsherald.com /News/2005/1023/church/049.html (386 words)

	SW Magazine - Meet Geraldine Cox (via CobWeb/3.1 planetlab2.tamu.edu) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Geraldine Cox is the remarkable co-founder and president of Sunrise Children's Village, a charitable foundation dedicated to caring for the orphans of Cambodia.
		After a government career that took her around the world, Geraldine has discovered that home is truly where the heart is.
		Geraldine and her team at the Sunrise Children's Village are desperately seeking donations for the construction of another orphanage in Cambodia.
	www.swmagazine.com.au.cob-web.org:8888 /article.php?id=108 (1058 words)

	Geraldine Cox and the Sunrise Children's Village
		Also scanned a couple of photos to send to a friend in England who has set up a website on Cambodia and is featuring Geraldine and the children and also some extracts of my newsletter (website author - that's this webpage!).....Back to the orphanage in time for dinner and my Khmer lesson.
		One memorable and comical moment in the film took place during the meeting between Cox and Samdech Hun Sen. Although her loyalty remains with Prince Rannaridh, Cox must make efforts to befriend Hun Sen in order to save the orphanage from shutting down.
		Geraldine is anything but shy about her past experiences.
	andybrouwer.co.uk /cox.html (11021 words)

	Cambodian Heart The Benefit \| Home
		In a foreign country ravaged by genocide and decades of war, Geraldine Cox found a purpose and a family.
		Now, Geraldine is facing a crisis - one that threatens her life and the orphanage she helped build.
		The atrocities of these and subsequent eras have spawned a nation of orphans - and inspired Geraldine Cox to try and make a difference by committing her life to a few of them.
	www.alittleredwagon.com /cambodia/home.htm (141 words)

	Cara Harcoerode gives program on "Michal"
		It was suggested that we might consider adding a historian to our slate of officers to properly keep church and CWF history.
		Geraldine Cox reminded everyone that the Willow's birthday part is October 18, at 2:30 pm.
		There being no further business, the meeting was turned over to Cara Harcoerode, who gave a program on "Michal." The CWF Benediction was said by members Laura Lea Blanks, Carroll Bolton, Peggy Bowne, Wilma Cooke, Geraldine Cox, Cathy Fothergill, Cara Harcoerode, Flossie Hankins, Bea Jones, Carolyn Kennedy, Virginia Wallace, and Ellen Watson.
	www.kilgorenewsherald.com /news/2006/1029/lifestyles/017.html (298 words)

	My Khmer Heart
		In 1993, Geraldine Cox, a milkman's daughter from Australia, decided to devote her life to the children of Cambodia.
		Despite the dangers to her own life, due to her friendship with Hun Sen's bitter enemy, ousted Prime Minister Prince Norodom Ranariddh, Geraldine remains in Cambodia during the fighting.
		But later she is forced to leave and is separated from her children for five months.
	www.directcinema.com /dcl/title.php?id=359 (267 words)

	Late Night Live - 19 November 2003 - Geraldine Cox
		Late Night Live - 19 November 2003 - Geraldine Cox
		Geraldine Cox first went to Cambodia in 1970 with the Australian Department of Foreign Affairs.
		Since 1996 she has lived there permanently to be with the group of refugee, orphaned and disadvantaged children she first started to help in 1993.
	www.abc.com.au /rn/latenightlive/stories/2003/992701.htm (152 words)

	The Matt Damon Column Archives
		This episode of Australian Story told the story of Geraldine and the man she had an affair with, and was introduced and concluded by Matt Damon.
		I first decided to meet Geraldine after seeing her life featured in the documentary 'My Khmer Heart.' Now, besides this documentary receiving incredible international acclaim and receiving many awards, it's also even sparked interest in a Hollywood version of Geraldine's life.
		The show was great, really interesting, showing Geraldine with the 50 or so children at her orphanage, as well as her reunion with her former love.
	www.fortunecity.com /lavendar/fullmonty/282/7-02.html (17422 words)

	(William COURTENAY - Lula Geraldine COX )
		Arren Taylor COX (10 Oct 1889 - 16 Nov 1962)
		Christine COX (12 Mar 1921 - 19 Dec 1979)
		Fleta COX (9 Feb 1910 - 2 Oct 1992)
	freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com /~wlm647/index/ind0045.html (70 words)

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