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It was not a yank, but a slight pull, enough to get his attention.

He turned and glanced down into the excited yet concerned eyes of Gerard Robinson.

At 5 foot 3, Robinson is shorter than most of his classmates, but his audacity and charisma elevate his stature.

As Crane bent over to listen, he could see Robinson's mouth quiver.

The 17-year-old had a question: Would his name be called out with all the football players?

Although Robinson was not officially part of the team, Crane assured him with a nod, a smile and a hand on the shoulder.

Yes.

And as the look in Robinson's eyes shifted to sheer joy, another notion entered the coach's heart.

Maybe there was something even greater he could do for this unlikeliest of football players.

Crane first encountered Robinson five years ago, while substituting at Camp Creek Middle School, and was fascinated with the kid.

Attention deficit disorder robbed his focus.

Crane actually timed how long the young man could stay on task: 30 seconds.

Yet, Robinson had magnetism.

He could engage people like few kids his age.

He was captivating, funny and not th...

The Tennessee Rehabilitation Center is a state-operated comprehensive rehabilitation facility.

It is one of only nine such centers in the nation.

Services are provided on campus, and the majority of clients live on site while receiving services.

The length of programs offered at TRC varies, depending upon the individual client’s interest, abilities and needs.

TRC serves more than 1,300 Tennesseans with disabilities each year.

Since opening its doors in 1977, TRC has served more than 28,000 individuals.

For more information about TRC, the Division of Rehabilitation Services and the Tennessee Department of Human Services, visit http://www.state.tn.us/humanserv/rehabilitation.htm Printer-friendly format Do you know someone else who would like to see this?

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