The 2014 Annual Report summarizes Optometry Cares' activities for the year, including providing eye care services to underserved communities through programs like InfantSEE, VISION USA, and Healthy Eyes Healthy People. It recognizes donors and supporters who make the work possible. Key events included the Optometry Cares 5K at Optometry's Meeting, which raised over $25,000, and inducting three optometrists into the National Optometry Hall of Fame. The report outlines statistics on patients served and impact of community outreach efforts.
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The Health Education and Wellness Rotarian Action
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sustainable health fairs as well as provide resources for
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opportunities to participate, and have a chance to share
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Moderator: Karl Diekman, District 5160 Rotary
Foundation Chair and Past District Governor, Rotary
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The Health Education and Wellness Rotarian Action
Group can assist clubs with organizing effective and
sustainable health fairs as well as provide resources for
creating or enhancing health education programs. You’ll
hear project updates from three continents, learn about
opportunities to participate, and have a chance to share
your own ideas for improving health education in your
community.
Moderator: Karl Diekman, District 5160 Rotary
Foundation Chair and Past District Governor, Rotary
Club of Woodland, California, USA
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- The evolution of the sibling relationship across the lifespan and generations
- Collective Family Empowerment and the importance of future planning
- The changing landscape of disability programs and services with siblings as professionals, advocates, and caregivers
- The sibling movement and how you can support siblings
Social care information packs
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- What is sensory processing?
- How to identify signs that a person may need an occupational therapy (O.T.) assessment
- How to get an assessment, and how to make the most out of the process
- Signs an individual is benefiting from O.T.
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- The evolution of the sibling relationship across the lifespan and generations
- Collective Family Empowerment and the importance of future planning
- The changing landscape of disability programs and services with siblings as professionals, advocates, and caregivers
- The sibling movement and how you can support siblings
Social care information packs
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Jyoti Social Foundation organized Oral Healthcare Awareness Drive in the Seemapuri slums of East Delhi on 18th January 2014. This program is in continuation to the National Oral Health Program undertaken by the Team Jyoti Social conducted earlier in Hyderabad. Along with dental checkup, Team Jyoti Social conducted Nukkad Natak to create awareness on Women Empowerment.
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- What is sensory processing?
- How to identify signs that a person may need an occupational therapy (O.T.) assessment
- How to get an assessment, and how to make the most out of the process
- Signs an individual is benefiting from O.T.
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Yo mandaré un ángel delante de ti
para que te defienda en el camino
y te haga llegar al lugar que
te he dispuesto. Acátale y escucha su voz,
no le resistas.
(Ex 23, 20-22)
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En este informe analizamos el fenómeno de los grandes grupos empresariales latinoamericanos que han pasado de ser jugadores regionales a iniciar estrategias de expansión internacional.
Our Vision for Patients
Educated, engaged and empowered patients actively managing their health and becoming advocates for healthy living within their family and the community, inspiring
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Dentists' Quarterly is a New York County Dental Society publication that provides a source of news and information for it's members and people in the dental community.
2. 2014 Board of Directors
T. Joel Byars, O.D., President
Allan L. Barker, O.D., Vice President
Dave Sattler, Secretary-Treasurer
Members
Cheryl Archer, O.D.
Kerry L. Beebe, O.D.
R. Michael Daley
Julian Gangolli
Jason Harrold
Joseph C. Mallinger, O.D.
Martha Rosemore Morrow, O.D.
Jack Schaeffer, O.D.
Optometry Cares® and AOA Staff
Dennis Holter, Chief Advancement Officer
Rebecca Hildebrand, Development Officer
Damon Broadus, Community Health Programs Manager
Sandi Gregson, Community Health Programs Manager
Meghan Horvath, Community Health Programs Coordinator
Kirsten Hébert, Heritage Services Specialist
Susan Thomas, Writer/Editor
Rebecca Hiatt, Writer/Editor
Support Personnel
...Support.
Expanding eye care
awareness, education,
research, and access.OC
3. President’s message: As eye care professionals, we know communities thrive
when people are healthy. This is why it’s important to reach out to the areas we know lack
access to eye care. Optometry is known as a caring profession, and some of the most
selfless and compassionate people I have the privilege to know are the volunteers and
donors who help make Optometry Cares® our profession’s charity of choice.
Optometry Cares means a lot of things to different people. To some, they know it as
the helping hand for countless Americans who can’t afford eye care. To others, it helps
provide a remembrance to a beloved optometric colleague. For parents, it helps educate
on the importance of children’s eye care. At Optometry’s Meeting® it’s the face of fun and
supports valuable programs through its 5K Run/Walk and Blast from the Past events.
I’m proud to say that 2014 was one of our best years to date, with more donors contributing
than ever before. We made new friends who donated for the first time and helped bolster
our mission to expand eye care access to all Americans. We’re also very thankful to those
who annually pledge their support—we wouldn’t have our tremendous success without you.
In addition, we greatly appreciate the Optometry Cares Board of Directors and staff for
their leadership in helping our programs run so efficiently, and we also thank the AOA
Board of Trustees for their continuing support.
At Optometry Cares, we feel generosity is a chain reaction. One good deed inspires
several more. Together, we can make a difference for countless Americans who are in the
greatest need of eye health care.
Thank you,
T. Joel Byars, O.D.
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T. Joel Byars, O.D.
Optometry Cares—The AOA Foundation President
aoafoundation.org
“Optometry is known as a caring profession,
and some of the most selfless and
compassionate people I have the privilege
to know are the volunteers and donors
who help make Optometry Cares®
our
profession’s charity of choice.”
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Undiagnosed and untreated vision problems among children in the U.S. are urgent public
health challenges. Poor vision can impact a child’s learning potential and cognitive
development, which could limit his or her full potential in school, work and life.
InfantSEE®
Vision development and eye health problems are easier to correct if
treatment begins early. That’s why the InfantSEE® program continues to work year-round
to help ensure pediatric patients are on track for a lifetime of healthy vision. Participating
optometrists provide a no-cost, comprehensive eye and vision assessment for infants.
To encourage future optometrists to join the InfantSEE program and to raise awareness
of children’s vision and wellness, InfantSEE representatives seize every opportunity to
visit several schools and colleges of optometry. In 2014, thanks to generous support from
The Allergan Foundation, InfantSEE providers visited Pennsylvania College of Optometry
at Salus University, Nova Southeastern University College of Optometry, University of the
Incarnate Word Rosenberg School of Optometry, and New England College of Optometry.
InfantSEE also receives generous support from Johnson Johnson Vision Care, Inc.,
OptiCare and The Centene Charitable Foundation, and CareCredit.
InfantSEE Statistics:
9,239
Babies
seen in
2014
116,698
Babies
seen since
program
inception
7,226
Providers
as of
12/31/2014
The Power of...
Mary Gregory, O.D. (right; with Glen Steele,
O.D.) received the 2014 Dr. W. David Sullins,
Jr. InfantSEE® Award, which recognizes an
InfantSEE provider who goes above and beyond
for their pediatric patients and their families.
InfantSEE representatives and supporters,
including Tom Sullivan (fourth from left), who
is blind, visited the University of the Incarnate
Word Rosenberg School of Optometry to
speak on the importance of quality vision for
children’s development.
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InfantSEE has had such a positive impact on my patients,
community, and practice. What an excellent opportunity to
educate the public about the importance of eye care not only
for infants but for the whole family. By stressing eye care
starting in infancy, we are able to foster a lifetime of eye care
for all involved. The assumption is that ‘if an infant needs an
eye exam, I do too.’ Education is the key to healthy eyes, and
InfantSEE is the perfect tool to accomplish this.
- Shannon Franklin, O.D.
InfantSEE provider and past president of the
Virginia Optometric Association
Camp Courage: A Helen Keller Experience
For the second consecutive year, Optometry Cares® partnered with the Helen Keller
Birthplace Foundation to create an inspiring journey for children who are visually and
hearing impaired, called Camp Courage: A Helen Keller Experience. Encouraging campers
to “be like Helen,” Camp Courage offers children a chance to learn about arts and nature
using hands-on learning experiences similar to those encountered by Keller at that age.
In Tuscumbia, Alabama, 12 visually and hearing impaired campers converged Sept. 11-14, 2014 to
take part in the second annual Camp Courage: A Helen Keller Experience. This program is largely
supported by The Hamada Family Trust and The Rosemore Family Foundation.
8. Optometry Cares® understands the struggle it can be for countless Americans to afford
eye care. Optometrists who participate in VISION USA, a program that helps provide
comprehensive eye care to low-income individuals, see the joy in the faces of patients
whose lives are improved thanks to their services.
2014 VISION USA Statistics:
Stories from VISION USA
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The Power of...
52,780
Calls
to the
hotline
2,123
Community-
Based
Referral
Agencies
3,864
Applications
processed
2,829
Volunteer
providers
“I can see and go to work. I can tell the difference between a robin and blue jay
today. It’s really wonderful.”
– Edmond T., patient, Tulsa, Oklahoma
“…VISION USA has helped so many of our patients over the years. Most of our
clients are low income with no health insurance and have not had an eye exam
in years. This program has helped them be able to get the exam and then buy
glasses at a cost that they can afford. I have received more thank-you’s than I
could count...”
– Referral agency, Canton, Ohio
“…I work with the mentally ill patients in my community; people whose lives are
negatively affected due to lack of resources, poverty, and lack of overall health
care. I have been able to provide many of my clients’ assistance with getting free
eye exams and free corrective lenses. I want to personally thank you for the work
that you do with the poor in the community. This program really makes a positive
difference in people’s lives...”
– Referral agent, Houston, Texas
“…This means beyond words to me. I am truly thankful for all of your dedicated
staff and those who provided the funding to make this possible…”
– James, patient, Oregon
Comprehensive eye
care to low-income
individuals.
10. Dr. Lynn Lowell examines
a child’s eyes at Marshall
B. Ketchum University’s
Children’s Vision
Initiative, California
Marshall B. Ketchum
University’s Children’s
Vision Initiative, California
Healthy Eyes Healthy People®
With a mission to change community health programs so that vision services are provided
and optometrists are recognized as vital to the health care system, Healthy Eyes Healthy
People® (HEHP) worked throughout 2014 to provide eye health education across the country.
2014 grants
To reach American communities in need, HEHP, with generous support from Luxottica,
provided 16 HEHP State Association Grants. HEHP grants provide financial assistance to
community outreach projects that promote the importance of quality eye and visual health
for the American public.
2014 focused specifically on children’s vision, with a mission to increase the proportion of
children ages 18 years and under who have received an eye exam by an optometrist over
the next 12 months.
• Children Eye Program (MEND Eye Care Clinic), California
• Marshall B. Ketchum University’s Children’s Vision Initiative, California
• Free Eye Assessments/Free Glasses for Kids, California
• South Florida Autism Vision Program: Educational Outreach, Florida
• The Illinois Eye Institute at Princeton Elementary, Illinois
• Day with the Doctor, Indiana
• Maryland Kids Vision For Life Pilot Program, Maryland
• Early Childhood Vision and Learning, Minnesota
• All The Kids, Mississippi
• Vision Learning Pilot Program, Nebraska
• Sight First for Kids at St. Joseph’s School, New Jersey
• KidSight, New Mexico
• Seeing a Brighter Future, New York
• Eye Exams in Putnam City Schools, Oklahoma
• See to Read Vision Awareness Program, Tennessee
• Seattle Children’s Museum Exhibit “My First Eye Exam,” Washington
Between 2004 and 2013, 367 grants totaling $1,341,035 were awarded to state optometric
associations.
2014 HEHP Outreach to Communities:
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2,381,487
community population
reached
46,091
pieces of patient education
materials distributed
11,714
attendees at events
8,154
patients examined as a
result of grant activities
1,610
consults
369
project activities (events, lectures,
clinics, workshops, health fairs, etc.)
191
community-based
organization partners
Eye Exams in Putnam
City Schools, Oklahoma
Library book donation at
the See to Read Program
in Tennessee
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The Power of...Whether our supporters are able to invest their valued time or contribute financially to
Optometry Cares®, every minute and every dollar goes a long way.
Optometry’s Meeting®
2014
During the 2014 Optometry’s Meeting® in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, people gathered at
the steps of the Philadelphia Museum of Art to begin the Optometry Cares 5K Run/Walk.
More than $25,000 was raised for Optometry Cares programs and more than 400 people
registered for the race. Generous sponsors of the 5K Run/Walk were The Vision Council
Optical Lab Division and Transitions.
Optometry Cares also organizes its Blast from the Past and the Recognition Reception
events during Optometry’s Meeting. The Optometric Historical Society hosted Dr. Irving
Bennett’s presentation on optometry’s inclusion in Medicare at Blast from the Past, and
the Optometry Cares Board of Directors, AOA Trustees, industry partners and individual
donors came together at the Optometry Cares Recognition Reception.
TOP LEFT: At the Optometry Cares Donor Reception, from left: Jack Schaeffer, O.D., Optometry
Cares board member; Dave Gibson, director, Optometric Professional Relations and Strategic
Initiatives at Allergan; Julian Gangolli, Optometry Cares board member and president, North
America at Allergan; T. Joel Byars, O.D., Optometry Cares board president.
Participants take part in the Optometry Cares 5K Run/Walk in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
More than $25,000 was raised
for OC programs with more than
400 registered in the 5K Run/
Walk! Thank you!OC
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Optometry’s Fund for Disaster Relief
Natural disasters can strike at any time and can leave an optometry practice in ruins.
Optometrists not only have to cope with structural and equipment damage and loss of
revenue, but sometimes patients also move to other areas if the community is affected.
Optometry’s Fund for Disaster Relief helps optometrists do what they do best—improve
the quality of life of their patients.
In 2014, Optometry’s Fund for Disaster Relief helped several optometrists whose
practices were damaged by disasters, including Mark Wells, O.D., whose practice was
destroyed by a fire on May 24, 2014. The building and all its contents were lost.
“The money that Optometry Cares awarded us were used for salaries, rent and
relocation expenses. Without those funds, this would have been more of a burden on us
financially,” said Dr. Wells.
The practice will break ground on a new building in the same location in downtown
Laramie, Wyoming, in May 2015.
Archives and Museum of Optometry
Optometry has a rich history that must be preserved so professionals can grow and learn
from champions before them.
The Optometric Historical Society (OHS) continues to work year-round to interpret
optometric history in its quarterly publication Hindsight: Journal of Optometry History and
helps The Archives Museum of Optometry (AMO) fulfills its mission by encouraging the
collection and preservation of historical materials in its repository.
In 2014, the AMO began hosting a University of Missouri-St. Louis graduate student to
do inventory and catalog the museum collection. The catalog will be available online at
the completion of the project, providing virtual access to the AMO collections. The AMO
also collaborated with the OHS for the first interview in a new oral history program. The
interview was with Lester Caplan, O.D., the first optometric consultant to the U.S. Public
Health Service, Indian Health Services, which will be available online for researchers in 2015.
The new OHS Advisory Committee will provide guidance and support to the membership
in fulfilling program goals.
Optometric Historical Society Advisory Committee
President
John F. Amos, O.D., M.S.
Vice President
Ronald R. Ferrucci, O.D.
Secretary-Treasurer
Chuck Haine, O.D., M.S.
Members
Irving Bennett, O.D.
Morton Greenspoon, O.D.
Alden Norman Haffner, O.D.
Alfred Rosenbloom, O.D.
Bill Sharpton, O.D.
Karla Zadnik, O.D., Ph.D.
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The Power of...Hall of Fame
Three doctors of optometry were inducted into the prestigious National Optometry Hall of
Fame in 2014: Arol R. Augsburger, O.D., Ron Fair, O.D., and Karla Zadnik, O.D., Ph.D.
Since 1998, the National Optometry Hall of Fame has recognized and honored optometrists
who have made significant and long-lasting contributions to the optometric profession.
Endowment and Scholarships
Empowering future doctors to make a difference in their profession and community,
Optometry Cares offers scholarships and grants to optometry students.
For the 2014 InfantSEE® Scholarship Grant, sponsored by Vision West, Inc., Steven Kleen
from Southern California College of Optometry at Marshall B. Ketchum University was
honored with first place ($5,000). Matthew Polster from Pacific University College of
Optometry was runner-up and was awarded second place ($2,500).
Benjamin Foreman from Pennsylvania College of Optometry at Salus University was
awarded the 2014 Dr. Seymour Galina Grant ($2,500), which is awarded annually in
memory of the long-time AOA member.
In addition, in honor of Bernard Maitenaz, inventor of the Varilux® lens, Essilor created an
annual scholarship in 2014 awarding $10,000 a year for the next 10 years to a third-year
optometry student.
2014 Expenses
The Hall of Fame inductees at Optometry’s
Meeting® 2014.
From left: Ron Fair, O.D.; Arol Augsburger, O.D.;
Karla Zadnik, O.D., Ph.D.; and Optometry Cares®
President, T. Joel Byars, O.D.
Steven Kleen Matthew Polster Benjamin Foreman
General Administration and Fundraising 382,566
Program Delivery Support 2,133,494
2014 Expenses $2,516,060
Program Delivery
and Support85%
General Administration
and Fundraising15%
18. Friend Level
Catherine S. Amos, O.D.*
Tom Annunziato, O.D.
Kerry L. Beebe, O.D.*
Renee Brauns*
Greg Caldwell, O.D.*
Carmen Castellano, O.D.
Douglas Clark, O.D.
John Coble, O.D.
G. Robert Crosby, O.D.
Joe Ellis, O.D.*
Fred Farias, III, O.D.*
Dr. Shannon Franklin and Mr. Alan Franklin
Ben Gaddie, O.D.
Julian Gangolli*
Weslie Hamada, O.D.*
Candace Hamel, O.D.*
Ryan and Tracy Hayes*
Rebecca Jordan Hildebrand
Ronald L. Hopping, O.D., MPH *
Barbara Horn, O.D.*
Dr. and Mrs. Robert C. Layman*
Daryl Mann, O.D.
Ashley McFerron, O.D.*
Stacey Meier, O.D.
Mitchell Munson, O.D.*
Dr. and Mrs. Jeffrey and Joyce Myers
Clarke D. Newman, O.D.
Bjorn Ottosson*
Rodney Peele*
Christopher and Susan Quinn*
William Reynolds, O.D.*
Rodolfo Rodriguez, O.D.
Maria Richman, O.D.*
Jim Sandefur, O.D.*
Lisa Wade, O.D
The Power of Giving.
Ambassador Level
Barry Barresi, O.D., Ph.D.*
Robert James Cimasi and
Laura M. Baumstark*
Irving Bennett, O.D.*
T. Joel Byars, O.D.*
Dori Carlson, O.D.*
Cynthia Denny Holter*
Jon Hymes
Steven A. Loomis, O.D.*
Joseph C. Mallinger, O.D.*
Samuel Pierce, O.D.*
Dave Sattler*
Jack Schaeffer, O.D.*
Kirk Smick, O.D.*
Jerry Sude, O.D.*
Andrea Thau, O.D.*
The Vision Council*
20/20 Circle
Drs. John and Cheryl Archer*
Allan Barker, O.D.*
Larry L. Brandt, O.D.*
David Cockrell, O.D.*
Lynn S. Hammonds, O.D.*
Dr. and Mrs. Peter Kehoe*
Lifetime Member
Dr. and Mrs. Kenji Hamada*
Martha Morrow, O.D.*
As of December 2014
*Charter Members
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Optometry Cares Society
Optometry Cares® established a major giving society in 2013, the Optometry Cares Society.
Members of the society help ensure that Optometry Cares continues its mission of
expanding eye health and vision care access to everyone in the United States.
In 2014, more people donated to the Foundation than
ever before! Thank you to all the donors and volunteers!
19. Thanks to generous donors and volunteers, Optometry Cares is proud to say that more people
donated to the Foundation in 2014 than ever before. Because of countless acts of generosity
and goodwill demonstrated by these individual donors, industry partners, and board members,
more people throughout the country have access to quality eye health and vision care.
Recognition in Optometry Cares Donor Honor Roll is based upon the donor’s annual
contributions received between January 1, 2014 and December 31, 2014. Optometry Cares–
The AOA Foundation makes every effort to ensure accuracy in the Annual Donor Honor Roll.
However, unintentional errors do occur. Please call our Development Office at 800-365-2219,
ext 4200 or email foundation@aoa.org to report corrections.
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$1,000 and Above
ABB Optical (FL)
The Allergan Foundation (CA)
Cheryl Archer, O.D. (OH)
Allan Barker, O.D. (NC)
Laura Baumstark (MO)*
Irving Bennett, O.D. (FL)
Larry Brandt, O.D. (IA)
T. Joel Byars, O.D. (GA)
CareCredit, a part of GE Capital (CA)
Dori Carlson, O.D. (ND)
Centene Charitable Foundation (MO)
David Cockrell, O.D. (OK)
G. Robert Crosby, O.D. (AL)
Essilor of America, Inc. (TX)
Kenji Hamada, O.D. (OR)
Hamada Family Trust (OR)
Weslie Hamada, O.D. (FL)
Lynn Hammonds, O.D. (AL)
Dennis Holter (MO)*
Jonathan Hymes (MD)*
Johnson Johnson Vision Care (FL)
Peter Kehoe, O.D. (IL)
Robert Layman, O.D. (OH)
Steven Loomis, O.D. (CO)
Luxottica Wholesale North America (NY)
Joseph Mallinger, O.D., M.B.A. (CA)
Martha Rosemore Morrow, O.D. (AL)
Samuel Pierce, O.D. (AL)
Christopher Quinn, O.D. (NJ)
Rosemore Family Foundation Inc. (AL)
Dave Sattler (TX)
Jack Schaeffer, O.D. (AL)
Robin Sechler (MO)
Jerry Sude, O.D. (OH)
Andrea Thau, O.D. (NY)
Transitions Optical, Inc. (FL)
Ernesto Uy (CA)
Vision Council of America (VA)
Vision West, Inc. (CA)
$999-750
Candace Hamel, O.D. (OR)
Rodney Peele (MD)*
$749-500
Catherine Amos, O.D. (AL)
Kerry Beebe, O.D. (MN)
Renee Brauns (MO)*
Greg Caldwell, O.D. (PA)
Patrick Campaign, O.D. (AK)
Carmen Castellano, O.D. (MO)
Lewis Cutter (CO)
Dac Vision (TX)
Joe Ellis, O.D. (KY)
Fred Farias, III, O.D. (TX)
Julian Gangolli (CA)
Ryan Hayes (IL)*
Joseph Hollaway, O.D. (MD)
Desiree Hopping, O.D. and
Ronald Hopping, O.D. (TX)
Barbara Horn, O.D. (MI)
Ashley McFerron, O.D. (OR)
Stacey Meier, O.D. (AR)
W. Donner Mizelle, O.D. (LA)
Mitchell T. Munson, O.D. (CO)
Clarke Newman, O.D. (TX)
Bjorn Ottosson (MO)*
Shalu Pal, O.D. (Canada)
Gerald Prchal, O.D. (GA)
Harvey Richman, O.D. and
Maria Richman, O.D. (NJ)
Rodolfo Rodriguez, O.D. (NJ)
James Sandefur, O.D. (LA)
Tennessee Public Health Association (TN)
Lisa Wade, O.D. (TN)
$499-250
Thomas Annunziato, O.D. (TX)
Michael Antoine, O.D. (MO)
Thomas Arnold, O.D. (TX)
James Boucher, O.D. (WY)
Linda Boyland (MO)*
Abraham Bromberg, O.D. (Mexico)
Lester Caplan, O.D., M.Ed. (MD)
Michael D. Conte, O.D. (TX)
Leigh Cox, O.D. (AR)
David Davis, O.D. (NV)
Keith Emery, O.D. (NH)
James Ernst, O.D. (KY)
Ryan Farrar, O.D. (KS)
Robert Fleckenstein, O.D. (AK)
Charles Fornara, O.D. (OH)
Shannon Franklin, O.D. (VA)
Jennifer Frawley (MO)*
Marguerite Gross, O.D. (NC)
Rebecca Hildebrand (MO)*
Paul Hodge, O.D. (MI)
Deborah Kerber, O.D. (MO)
David Krumholz, O.D. (NY)
Lisa Laliberte (ME)
Daryl Mann, O.D. (TN)
Bruce Mebine, O.D. (CA)
Danette Miller (MO)*
Erin Nichols (VA)*
Michael Nichols, O.D. (MO)
Santosh Nuchikat, O.D. (OH)
Erik Ostenso, O.D. (WI)
James Powers, O.D. (VA)
William Reynolds, Jr., O.D. (KY)
Jackie Rivers (SC)
Robert Rosenberg, O.D. (NY)
Michael Stamboly, O.D. (GA)
Michael Veliky (NJ)
VisiVite.com Eye Vitamins (NY)
Jeffrey Weaver, O.D. (MO)*
Renee Whelan, O.D. (ME)
Yvonne Wnuk (MO)*
Melvin Wolfberg, O.D. (FL)
$249-100
Christopher Agro, O.D. (CT)
Mark Alles, O.D. (IL)
Daniel Appleton, Jr., O.D. (MA)
Gary Asano, O.D. (CA)
Michael Baldinger, O.D. (NC)
Lawrence Barger, O.D. (OH)
Barry Barresi, O.D., Ph.D. (MO)*
Linda M. Bennett, O.D. (MA)
James C. Bieber, O.D. (OH)
Dennis Brtva, O.D. (IL)
J. Michael Burke, O.D. (NC)
Emily Bussey, O.D. (OK)
Vincente Calderon, O.D. (NY)
Dale Ching, O.D. (NY)
Dennis Chinn, O.D. (CA)
Jay Chou (MA)
Douglas Clark, O.D. (AL)
William Cochran, O.D. (TN)
Dana Cocke, O.D. (WA)
Kenneth Corliss, O.D. (WA)
John Corvese, O.D. (RI)
Stephen Cruse, O.D. (PA)
John Cummiskey (MO)*
Wiley Curtis, O.D. (TX)
Larry DeCook, O.D. (IA)
Warren Dehaan (CO)
Jay DeMesquita, O.D. (NJ)
Frank Dichiara, O.D. (RI)
Stan Dickerson, O.D. (TN)
Robert Dittoe, O.D. (OH)
Michele Donovan, O.D. (SC)
Neil Draisin, O.D. (SC)
Robin Drescher, O.D. (CA)
Janice Dunlap (NC)
Peter Dunn, O.D. (NC)
Jeffrey Ecker (MO)*
L. Edward Elliott, O.D. (CA)
Tomyal Emptage (AR)
Debbie Espinoza (VA)*
Steven Eyler, O.D. (NC)
Linda Fette (OH)
Alison Fiato, O.D. (SC)
B. Scott Fine, O.D. (NY)
Kurt Finklang, O.D. (MO)
William Firey, O.D. (MD)
Frank Fontana, O.D. (MO)
Richard Foss, O.D. (WI)
Robert Foster (MO)*
Scott Fuerman, O.D. (NJ)
*AOA staff member
Benjamin Gaddie, O.D. (KY)
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Bonnie Gauer, O.D., M.Sc. (OR)
Michael Geiger, O.D. (OK)
Alan Glazier, O.D. (MD)
Kathy Glick (MO)
Michael Gonyea, O.D. (ME)
Susan Gormezno, O.D. (MI)
Morton Greenspoon, O.D. (CA)
Sandi Gregson (MO)*
David Guiseley, O.D. (ME)
Michele Haase (CO)
Jeffrey Hackleman, O.D. (GA)
Gregory Hagedorn, O.D. (KY)
Wendy Harr (MO)*
Blair Harrold, O.D. (NC)
William Hasquet, O.D. (MT)
Lori Heyler, O.D. (MA)
Dorothy Hitchmoth, O.D. (NH)
Paul Hoffman, O.D. (OH)
Brantley Holland (NC)
Richard Hopping, O.D. (CA)
Mila Ioussifova, O.D. (OR)
Angela Jackson, O.D. (OH)
April Jasper, O.D. (FL)
Christy Jenkins (MO)*
Jeanette Jezick, O.D. (CT)
Jarrett Johnson, O.D. (LA)
Linda Johnson, O.D. (MS)
Donald Jones, O.D. (AR)
Kathleen Keltz, O.D. (IA)
Joel Kestenbaum, O.D. (NY)
Beth Kneib, O.D. (WA)*
Kellye Knueppel, O.D. (WI)
Alisa Krewet (MO)*
Kim Kron, O.D. (WA)
David Lewerenz, O.D. (OK)
Ernest Loewenstein, O.D., Ph.D. (MA)
Marlie Love (MO)*
Sandra Lundgren (MO)*
Bruce Manning, O.D. (OH)
Edwin Marshall, O.D. (IN)
Marston Martin, O.D. (AL)
K. Scott McDougall, O.D. (WA)
Bill McLean, O.D. (AL)
Robert Mead, O.D. (NJ)
Randall G. Melchert, O.D. (WI)
Rodney Melgard, O.D. (MN)
Edward Melman, O.D. (NJ)
Julie Metzger, O.D. (KY)
Don Mills, Jr., O.D. (NC)
Marla Moon, O.D. (PA)
Andrew Morgenstern, O.D. (MD)
Douglas Morrow, O.D. (IN)
Ronald Mozingo, O.D. (MS)
New York State Optometric Association (NY)
Timothy Neyer (MO)*
Optometric Physicians of Washington (WA)
Normand Paquin (MA)
Pennsylvania Optometric Association (PA)
Richard Phillips, O.D. (TN)
Kris Posey (AL)
Dale Pretz (PA)
Samuel Rainey, III, O.D. (GA)
Robert Renfro, O.D. (IA)
Steven Richlin, O.D. (CA)
James Edward Ridge, O.D. (OH)
Denise Roddy, O.D. (OK)
Mark Schaeffer, O.D. (AL)
Ana Schafer (MO)*
Michael Schmit, O.D. (OH)
Schwab Charitable
David Schwarz, O.D. (MS)
Samuel Smart, O.D. (VA)
Carl Spear, Jr., O.D. (FL)
Glen Steele, O.D. (TN)
Andy Stephens, O.D. (KS)
Lawrence Stern, O.D. (AR)
Michael Stokes (MO)*
Larry Stoppel, O.D. (KS)
Larry Sumner, O.D. (CO)
Laura Teasdale (MO)*
Hang Thai, O.D. (FL)
David Thayer (CT)
Penny Ann Thomas, O.D. (PA)
James Toop, O.D. (WA)
Clifford Wagner, O.D. (PA)
Molly Walker, O.D. (IA)
Lisa Weaks (MO)*
Eric Wehrenberg, O.D. (CO)
Richard Weisbarth, O.D. (TX)
Michael Weisgerber, O.D. (MI)
Stacey Wenger Bowling, O.D. (MO)
Stephanie Whitacre, O.D. (NC)
John Whitlow, O.D. (GA)
Denise Wilcox, O.D. (PA)
Mark Wilkinson, O.D. (IA)
Jeffrey Williams, Sr., O.D. (NY)
J. Travis Yadon, O.D. (OK)
Mark Yoder, O.D. (OH)
Peter Zimmerman, O.D. (MO)
$99 and below
Joan Abney (MO)*
Angela Abraham, O.D. (MA)
Wilzen Abubo (NY)
Stuart Acoca, O.D. (NY)
William Adams, Sr., O.D. (NC)
Barry Adler, O.D. (NC)
Randall Ahlstrom, O.D. (WI)
Thomas Akers, II, O.D. (NC)
Sharon Alderson (MO)*
Deanna Alexander, O.D. (CO)
Joseph Allen (TX)
Cynthia Allison (TX)
Monica Allison, O.D. (TX)
Ana Amunategui, O.D. (IL)
Kristen Anderson, O.D. (TN)
Phyllis Andrejko (MA)
Teresa Angeli, O.D. (NC)
Alexander Appanaitis, O.D. (NC)
Arkansas Optometric Association (AR)
Michele Arthurs (Canada)
Nikolas Atleski (MI)
Taryn Aubrey, O.D. (AL)
Julie Aubuchon, O.D. (KY)
Riley Austin, O.D. (AL)
Jeff Autrey, O.D. (MD)
Bj Avery (TX)
William Bachman, O.D. (MO)
Cynthia Baker, O.D. (LA)
John Baker, O.D. (IL)
Allen Bandy, Jr., O.D. (NC)
Felix Barker, O.D. (SC)
Thelma Barnes, O.D. (AR)
Steven Barnett, O.D. (MO)
James Barnett, O.D. (SD)
Jordyn Barnwell (OK)
Jimmy Bartlett, O.D. (AL)
Debby Bartsch (IL)*
Robert Bauman, O.D. (VT)
Mallory Baxter (TX)
Elizabeth Becker, O.D. (MI)
Sarah Bell (OH)
Hernan Benavides, O.D. (AL)
William Benkelman, O.D. (KS)
Tricia Bennett (NM)
Rachel Bentzel, O.D. (PA)
Sharon Berger-Moscow, O.D. (GA)
Karen Bergfeld (MO)*
Brian Berliner, O.D. (NY)
Morris Berman, O.D. (CA)
Dennis Berry, O.D. (TX)
Mark Bettencourt, O.D. (KS)
Richard Beyer (MO)*
Kevin Bigham, O.D. (NC)
Steven Bilon, O.D. (NC)
Jared Birch, O.D. (ID)
Kristine Black (OR)
Adam Blacker, O.D., M.S. (AR)
Saysha Blazier, O.D. (NJ)
Marc Robert Bloomenstein, O.D. (AR)
Larry Bonderud, O.D. (MT)
Tim Bonin, O.D. (MA)
Anthony Borgognoni, O.D. (TX)
Gina Borgognoni (TX)
Mary Ann Bourbon (MO)*
Steven Bovio, O.D. (FL)
Jacqueline Bowen, O.D. (CO)
R. Jeffrey Bowers, O.D. (NM)
Tom Bowman, O.D. (NC)
Ken Bradley (CT)
Joseph Brett, O.D. (IN)
Allison Brewer (OK)
Cranston Briggs, O.D. (CT)
James Briggs, O.D. (GA)
Damon Broadus (MO)*
Leslie Brodsky, O.D. (PA)
Briana Broshious (NM)
George Brown, O.D. (RI)
Glenda Brown, O.D. (GA)
Keyle Brown (Puerto Rico)
Farouk Bruce (CA)
Gregory Bruchs, O.D. (OH)
Albert Bucar, O.D. (IL)
Franklin Bui (CA)
Eva Buker, O.D. (MT)
Sylvia Bullock (NC)
Donna Buraczewski, O.D. (PA)
John Burns, O.D. (MD)
Catherine Byrd, O.D. (NC)
John Campbell, O.D. (TN)
Christina Canales (TX)
Matthew Cannon, O.D. (NC)
Gay Carosone (MO)*
Stephanie Cartwright, O.D. (NC)
Pamela Carty (NY)
Ketti Cash, CPOT (NM)
Jamie Casper, O.D. (NC)
Emily Cavanaugh (MO)*
Virginia Cedeno, O.D. (Puerto Rico)
Rosaline Cha, O.D. (IL)
Carissa Chambers (TN)
Patricia Champion, O.D. (NC)
Chad Chaney, O.D. (AL)
Steven Chang (CA)
Hunter Chapman (TN)
Vanessa Chavez (NM)
Darby Chiasson, O.D. (LA)
Susan Chiles (MO)*
Alexander Chow (CA)
Natasha Chrenek (OR)
Grace Christensen (MN)
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Carrie Christopherson (PA)
Selena Chu (PA)
Joshua Church (MI)
Michael Clark, O.D. (NC)
Craig Clatanoff, O.D. (NM)
Hillary Clay (OK)
Helene Clayton-Jetter, O.D. (VA)
Donavon Cloninger, Jr., O.D. (NC)
Fred Cloninger, O.D. (NC)
William Cluff (TX)
Helene and Howard Cohen (NY)
Nicholas Colatrella, O.D. (MN)
Stacy Colatrella, O.D. (MN)
I. William Collins, O.D. (FL)
Marie Colon (NY)
Alex Conley (Puerto Rico)
Kelsey Connelly (Puerto Rico)
Mario Contaldi, O.D. (TX)
Matthew Cote (FL)
Susan Cotter, O.D. (CA)
Trish Cowan (MO)*
Cherie Cox (UT)
Micaela Crowley (FL)
Amy Cuevas (TX)
Daniel Cunningham, O.D. (AL)
Robert Cureton, O.D. (NC)
Steven Curtis, O.D. (OH)
Erin Curtis, O.D. (NJ)
Jennifer Cusson, O.D. (FL)
Jason Cvetkovski (MI)
Megan Dantini, O.D. (NC)
Chad Davis, O.D. (AL)
Jacqueline Davis, O.D. (OH)
Jean Marie Davis (FL)
Mark Davis, O.D. (AL)
Viktoria Davis, O.D. (MN)
William Davis, O.D. (MS)
Janelle Davison, O.D. (GA)
Melissa De Bello (PA)
Karen Deane (Canada)
Susan DeBlack, O.D. (AR)
Larry Decker, O.D. (TX)
Karen Dell, MBA (TX)
Bonnie DeMark, O.D. (ID)
Christin DeMoss (PA)
Dan Denney, O.D. (AL)
James Deom, O.D. (PA)
Gail Derscheid (AR)
Nicky Despotidis, O.D. (NJ)
James DeVleming, O.D. (WA)
Gary Lee Dietterick, O.D. (PA)
Sarah Dille Lee, O.D. (AL)
Cecilia Dinh-Nguyen (OK)
Marlene Director (NJ)
Dawn Dittmar, O.D. (CO)
Tho Doan (TX)
Ellen Dohr, O.D. (MI)
Richard Donahue (NY)
Kevin Doyle (MO)*
Katherine Dronka (Puerto Rico)
Joseph Droter, O.D. (VA)
Fred Dubick, O.D., M.B.A. (CA)
Thomas Duchardt (CA)
Lanny Duclos, Jr., O.D. (UT)
Lisa Dudley, O.D. (NC)
Deborah Duenas (NJ)
Kimberly Dunagan, O.D. (AL)
Amber Dunn (OR)
Robert Echerd, O.D. (NC)
Jeremy Edgerly, O.D. (AL)
Sam Eggleston, O.D. (NC)
Nadia Eksir, O.D. (NC)
Jennifer Elkin (Canada)
Jerry Ellington, O.D. (NC)
James Elliott, O.D. (KY)
James Ellis (IL)*
Edwin Endo, O.D. (HI)
Stephanie Ensey (MA)
Karl Erdmann, O.D. (NH)
Chev Ergle, O.D. (AR)
Yopp Eric, O.D. (NC)
Cheryl Ervin (TN)
Laura Espinosa (MA)
Ron Fair, O.D. (CO)
Ron Faircloth, O.D. (NC)
Michele Faughn (KY)
William Feagin, O.D. (AL)
Lauren Fereday (LA)
James Ferrell, O.D. (AL)
Elizabeth Fieser, O.D. (KS)
Michael Fimreite (CA)
Vanessa Fimreite (CA)
Jodi Finkel (CA)
Garry Fish, O.D. (CA)
Susan Fisher, O.D. (NY)
Amy Fisher (TX)
George Foster, O.D. (OK)
John Foster, O.D. (NC)
William Fox, O.D. (NC)
Marcela Frazier, O.D. (AL)
Kelly Freeborn (MO)
Cecily Freeman (TN)
William Freitas, O.D. (RI)
Jill Froberg (AR)
Stephanie Fromstein, O.D. (IL)
Pat Fuchs (MO)*
Randall Fuerst, O.D. (CA)
Heather Fusco (MA)
Mary Ellen Gallick, O.D. (NJ)
Nathan Garcia, O.D. (TX)
Dominique Garcia-Robles (TN)
David Garfield, O.D. (FL)
Daniel Garn, O.D. (ID)
Tiffany Gates (CA)
Heather Gauger (FL)
Paul Gayeff, O.D. (MI)
Manisha Geiger, O.D. (AR)
Teri Geist, O.D. (NE)
Timothy Gels (CT)
Sara George (OR)
Jeffry David Gerson, O.D. (KS)
Diana Gilbert, O.D. (OH)
Douglas Gillies, O.D. (MI)
Wayne Gilmore, O.D. (KS)
Precious Girigiri (PA)
Aaron Glass, O.D. (NC)
Michael Edgar Goins, O.D. (NC)
Diane Gonzales (CA)
Geoffrey Goodfellow, O.D. (IL)
Paula Gorlin, O.D. (GA)
Teresa Gossard, O.D., M.S. (OH)
Mary Gouris (PA)
Drusilla Grant, O.D. (OH)
Charles Griffen, O.D. (PA)
Michael Griffin, O.D. (AL)
James Grimes, O.D. (WA)
Michael Guelcher (SC)
Donald Guido, O.D. (CA)
Richard Guyan, O.D. (AR)
Wayne Thomas Hagerman, O.D. (AK)
Todd Hamilton, O.D. (ME)
Laurel Hammang (IL)
Esther Hamori (NY)
George Hanna, O.D. (IL)
Amy Harper, O.D. (NC)
Charles Harrill, O.D. (VA)
Stacy Harris (MO)*
Kenneth Hartzog, O.D. (AL)
David Hasson, Jr., O.D. (NC)
Richard Hatch, O.D. (NC)
Whitney Hauser, O.D. (TN)
Andrew Hawkins (AR)
Tammy Hawks, O.D. (NC)
Hilary Hawthorne, O.D. (CA)
Kathleen Hayes (IL)*
Diane Hebel (MO)*
Kristen Heck, O.D. (AL)
Paul Heeg, O.D. (TX)
Michael Heffernan (MO)*
Gerald Hefley, O.D. (OK)
Crystal Hefner, O.D. (NC)
Jill Helton, O.D. (AL)
Jason Hendrix, O.D. (NC)
Susan Hendrix, O.D. (NC)
Timothy Hennie, O.D. (NC)
Katherine Henning, O.D. (VA)
Stephanie Herndon (MO)*
Stephen Hess, O.D. (PA)
Debbie Hettler, O.D. (VA)
Rebecca Hiatt (MO)*
Creighton Higgins (MO)*
Michelle Hoang, O.D. (TX)
Samantha Hoelzer (OH)
Karl Hofmann, O.D. (OH)
Edith Hollenberg (TX)
Sandra Horwitz, O.D. (CA)
Judy Hu (CA)
Sirena Huang (CA)
Donald Humphrey, O.D. (FL)
Rosiland Hursh, O.D. (OR)
Matthew Hurst, O.D. (OH)
Bertram Isenberg, O.D. (NJ)
Chris Jaeger, O.D. (NC)
Samantha Jahnke (IN)
Michael Jamison, O.D. (NC)
Maria Jen (CA)
Erin Jenewein, O.D. (FL)
Jon Jenkins, O.D. (AL)
Harold Jennings, O.D. (NC)
Larry Jerge, O.D. (SC)
Kelly Jezierski (MO)*
David Joel, O.D. (CT)
Kimberly Johnson, O.D. (CA)
Douglas Johnson, O.D. (KY)
Gordon Johnson, O.D. (SC)
Millie Johnson, O.D. (NC)
Richard Johnson, O.D. (NC)
Josh Johnston, O.D. (GA)
Ian Jones, O.D. (ME)
Benjamin Kachelman, O.D. (AL)
Henley Kacy (OK)
David Kading, O.D. (WA)
Kulvir Kainth (FL)
Lillian Kalaczinski, O.D. (MI)
Sadia Kalsoom (PA)
Stephen Kaluzne, O.D. (NC)
Shane Kannarr, O.D. (KS)
Matthew Kauffman, O.D. (TX)
Richard Kay, O.D. (NH)
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Alexis Keeling (Canada)
Craig Keith (CT)
Matthew Kelleman, O.D. (NJ)
Brett Keller (MO)
Kelly Kelso (MO)*
Catherine Kennedy, O.D. (MA)
Shamroze Khan, O.D. (Canada)
Tiffany Khoo (MA)
Priscilla Kier (OK)
Douglas Kiessling, O.D. (MD)
Hyun Kim (PA)
David Kirschen, O.D., Ph.D. (CA)
Robert Kleinstein, O.D. (AL)
Nerissa Klingelhofer (OK)
Larry Kocian (TX)
Jennifer Kohn, O.D. (IL)
Masherrill Koonce, O.D. (NC)
Emily Korszen (FL)
Mark Kuhlman, O.D. (OH)
Joe LaCroix (TX)
Christina Lam, O.D. (AK)
Steve Landreth, O.D. (AL)
Doug Landsverk, O.D. (MN)
Sarah Lane, O.D. (NJ)
Richard Langellotti, O.D. (NC)
Brian Lankford, O.D. (NC)
Jeffrey Lauf, O.D. (OH)
John Laurent, O.D. (AL)
Shawn Laususe (MO)*
Jack Lawrence, O.D. (NC)
Lynn Lawrence, CPOT (FL)
Sarah Lawson (MO)*
Clara Le (TX)
Michelle Le (NY)
Michelle Le (VA)
Morgan Leach, O.D. (MT)
Shelby Leach (CA)
Stephanie Lechlitner (TX)
Annie Lee (CA)
Gloria Lee (MA)
Tyler Lee (Puerto Rico)
Laura Leis (CA)
Martha Leitner (MO)*
Rachel Leland (MA)
Richard Lemley, O.D. (NC)
Barry Leonard, O.D. (CA)
Martin Lesser (NY)
Stefan Levay-Young (NY)
Jeffrey Lewis, O.D. (AR)
John Lewis, O.D. (NC)
Vivien Li (PA)
Stephanie Liebscher (CT)
Christopher Lievens, O.D. (TN)
Melvin Lilly, O.D. (PA)
Paul Lin, O.D. (HI)
Meagan Lincoln (FL)
Sherry Liu (CA)
Rob Loan (PA)
Lisa Lorenzo, O.D. (PA)
Todd Love (TX)
Paul Lovero, O.D. (TX)
Andrew Lovsin, O.D. (NC)
Erica Lucier (MA)
K. Dawn Luvaas, O.D. (PA)
Deanna Lydick (OR)
Carla Mack, O.D. (TX)
Harvey Mack, O.D. (IL)
Eveena Mahal, O.D. (VA)
Brian Mahalak, O.D. (AL)
Matthew Maki, O.D. (MI)
Monvelea Makor (CA)
Richard Malara, O.D. (NY)
Marie Mantelli (CT)
Don Marcello (OH)
Bob Marchesani (IN)
William Marcolini, O.D. (NJ)
Michael Marden, O.D. (ME)
Philip Marler, O.D. (MS)
Harue Marsden, O.D. (CA)
Robert Marshall (NY)
Gabrielle Marshall, O.D. (OR)
John Marshall, O.D. (NC)
Alexander Martin (MA)
Ashley Martin (OK)
Grace Martin, CPOT (ME)
James Mason, O.D. (NC)
John Mason, O.D. (NC)
Michael Matherne (MA)
Lena May (MO)*
Kaitlin Mayo (SC)
Kristin McArdle (WI)
Jackie McCall, O.D. (MN)
George McCarter, O.D. (NC)
John McCormick, O.D. (ME)
Patama McCrary (GA)
Shane McDonald (OR)
Nancy McFadden (MD)
Melonie McIntosh (NC)
Barbara McIntyre (MO)*
Morris McKee, O.D. (TX)
Lauren McLoughlin (NH)
Patricia McMahon (MO)*
Aaron McNulty, O.D. (KY)
Caitlin McQueen (PA)
Gabrielle Meadows, O.D. (NC)
Stephen Meier, Jr., O.D. and
Leigh Moser, O.D. (PA)
Scott Melling, O.D. (OK)
Douglas Melzer, O.D. (OR)
Brigette Messbarger (OH)
Jay Messinger, O.D. (CA)
Stephanie Messner, O.D. (IL)
Virgil Mewborn, III, O.D. (NC)
Sally Meyer (MO)*
Jill Meyer, O.D. (AL)
Michigan Optometric Association (MI)
Pamela Mick (NC)
Mary Migneco, O.D. (MO)
Caitlin Miller, O.D. (PA)
Jason Miller, O.D. (OH)
Darren Minnich, O.D. (IN)
Brittany Mitchell, O.D. (AL)
Richard Mitchell (MA)
Michael Mittelman, O.D., M.P.H. (PA)
Ginni Mittler (MO)*
Floyd Mizener, O.D. (IL)
Morgan Moench (PA)
David Mohon, O.D. (AL)
Nicole Monroe (MS)
Sherry Montgomery (MO)*
George Montminy, O.D. (MA)
Jessica Moore, O.D. (NE)
Christina Morettin, O.D. (IL)
Brittany Morgan (NC)
Kate Moring, O.D. (AL)
Sheila Morris, O.D. (AL)
Sheila Morrison (OR)
Azinda Morrow (NY)
Kelly Morse (VA)
Gary Moss, O.D. (MI)
William Moughon (PA)
Kenneth Moultrie, O.D. (AL)
Paige Mullins (PA)
Pat Mullins, O.D. (AL)
Gurinder Multani (MI)
Karoline Munson, O.D. (KY)
David Murakami, O.D., M.P.H. (MA)
Meridith Musgrove, O.D. (TX)
Brian Naig, O.D. (NC)
Christina Naselli (IL)
Gary Nash, O.D. (NC)
Scott Nebel, O.D. (NC)
Tracey Needham, O.D. (OH)
Emilee Nehring (MA)
Gerald Neidigh, Jr., O.D. (VA)
Jennifer Newby, O.D. (AL)
Mark Newman, O.D. (NC)
Alyssa Ng (NY)
Kathleen Ngo, O.D. (CA)
Linh Ngo (CA)
Ryan Ngo (CA)
Amy Nguyen (CA)
Katherine Nguyen (MA)
Tran Nguyen (CA)
Yen Nguyen, O.D. (NC)
Keith Nice, O.D. (NC)
Zakiya Nicks, O.D. (TN)
Todd Niemeier, O.D. (IN)
Daniel Nolan (TX)
Ashley Norum (AK)
Karon Nowakowski (IN)
Sherrie Nunn, O.D. (CO)
Marc Ofchinick (PA)
Suzanne Offen, O.D. (NJ)
Eni Okaj, O.D. (IL)
Keith Oliver, O.D. (NC)
Kylie Oliverius (MA)
Christopher Olson, O.D. (IA)
Kimberly Oncavage, O.D. (NC)
Nancy Opara, O.D. (TX)
Curtis Opp, O.D. (IA)
Katerin Ortiz (Puerto Rico)
Robert Owens, II, O.D. (PA)
Vicki Owens, CPO (PA)
Lisa Pallagi (OR)
Jeanie Pancer (MO)*
David Parker, O.D. (MS)
Jill Parker (MO)*
Paul Pascarella, O.D. (PA)
Caroline Pate, O.D. (AL)
Dana Pate (AL)
Heena Patel (MO)
Jaya Pathapati, O.D. (TX)
Nicole Patricio (MA)
Carey Patrick, O.D. (TX)
Patrick Patterson, O.D. (NC)
Darin Paulson, O.D. (WA)
Lara Pedretti, O.D. (IL)
Gina Pelaez (NJ)
Sammy Pelletier, O.D. (ME)
Nicholai Perez (CA)
Jack Persico (PA)
A. Stephen Peyton, O.D. (PA)
Amanda Phelps (TN)
Sean Phibbs, O.D. (NJ)
James Pickard, O.D. (WV)
Francis Pinard, O.D. (VT)
Frank Pirozzolo, O.D. (NY)
Raymond Pirozzolo, O.D. (NY)
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23. Jennifer Planitz, O.D. (NM)
Jo Pongsatien (AR)
Kirk Ponseti (MO)*
W. Bruce Pope, O.D. (NC)
Dale Potter, O.D. (AL)
Ollie Powe, O.D. (AL)
Daniel Powell, O.D., Ph.D. (TX)
Kimberly Powell (IL)
Gordon Price, O.D. (MA)
Denise Price (MA)
Emil Prigge, Jr., O.D. (HI)
Amy Puerto (KY)
Alyssa Putman, O.D. (NY)
Thomas Quinn, Jr., O.D., M.S. (OH)
Jeff Rabin, O.D. (TX)
Brett Radow, O.D. (WV)
Dewey Raynor, O.D. (NC)
Margaret Read, O.D. (VA)
Scott R. Ream, O.D. (MO)
Michelle Reames, O.D. (NC)
Mark Rebeck, O.D. (NC)
Jean Redd (MO)*
Steven Thomas Reed, O.D. (MS)
Kristyn Reed, O.D. (TX)
Adam Reider (MO)*
Toni Reising, O.D. (IL)
Jan Remillard, O.D. (HI)
Katherine Reynolds, O.D. (NC)
Janet Rhee (CA)
Kathleen Rice, O.D. (AK)
Charles Richards, O.D. (CA)
Scott Richter, O.D. (NY)
Alan Riezman, O.D. (HI)
Kevin Ritter, O.D. (NC)
Benjamin Roach (MS)
Leanne Roach (Canada)
Dennis Roark (OH)
Trisha Roberts (SC)
William Roberts (FL)
Daniel Robinson, O.D. (NC)
Jack Robinson, O.D. (NC)
Cheryl Robson, O.D. (VA)
Kellie Rodrigue (MO)*
Kevin Roe (NY)
Cynthia Rohm, O.D. (NC)
Kristen Roseman, O.D. (PA)
Beverly Rosenblatt (CA)
Linda Ross Aldy (MS)
Paul Roten, O.D. (AL)
Gertrude Roth, O.D. (NC)
Adam Rubin, O.D. (MD)
W. David Rule, O.D. (PA)
Lisa Russell (MS)
Diane Russo, O.D. (MA)
Richard Ruzicka (TX)
Douglas Safley, O.D. (MT)
Mazen Sahawneh, O.D. (AL)
Henry Samson, O.D. (CT)
Chris Sandt (NJ)
Shari Santoriello (NY)
Karen Santos, O.D. (KY)
Mario Saracino, O.D. (PA)
Devin Sasser (MO)
C. David Sasser, O.D. (NC)
Angelique Sawyer, O.D. (NH)
Janice Scharre, O.D. (PA)
Lisa Schifanella, O.D. (AL)
Darrell Schlange, O.D. (IL)
Lucy Schmeidler (NY)
Earl Schmitt, O.D. (TN)
Michael Schnall (NY)
Duane Schrock, O.D. (AL)
Michael Schwartz, O.D. (OR)
Hillary Schweihs, O.D. (IL)
Clifford Scott, O.D., M.P.H. (MA)
John Scott (CA)
Jon Scott, O.D. (NC)
Linda Sedlacek, O.D. (OH)
Roger Seelye, O.D. (MI)
Tracy Sepich, O.D. (PA)
Lauren Shaffer (PA)
Bernard Shannon, O.D. (AR)
Diana Shechtman, O.D. (FL)
Katherine Shen, O.D. (WA)
Pearl Shih (CA)
Mark Wade Shirey, O.D. (AL)
Joseph Shovlin, O.D. (PA)
Laurie Sicard, O.D. (LA)
Kelsey Sieg (PA)
Marcella Sierra (AR)
Charles Sikes, O.D. (NC)
Mark Sikes, O.D. (NC)
Steve Simmons (NJ)
Andrea Sims, O.D. (AL)
Janene Sims, O.D., Ph.D. (AL)
Ajay Sinkre (TX)
Daniel Situ (PA)
Melanie Sivley, O.D. (AL)
Linda Slade, O.D. (AL)
Felicia Slate (MI)
Detlef Sleichter (MA)
Jim Sluck (TX)
Christina Smith, O.D. (NC)
Jennyffer Smith (TN)
Sheldon Smith, O.D. (MI)
Michelle Smyth (LA)
Andrea So, O.D. (WI)
Softerware, Inc (PA)
Bunmi Solano (TX)
Funmi Solano (TX)
Brian Sommer, O.D. (IL)
Korab Spahiu (MA)
Susie Spangler (PA)
Katie Spear (FL)
Samantha Sperber (Canada)
Braydon Spicer (Puerto Rico)
Andrea Springer (PA)
John Stagaman, O.D. (FL)
Claire Starling (MI)
Elizabeth Steele, O.D. (AL)
Lisa Steele (CT)
Edward Stein, O.D. (MI)
Joseph Steiner, O.D. (MT)
Gail Frances Stewart (IN)
Erica Stora (OH)
Paul Stover, MEd (CA)
Eugene Straub (TX)
Michelle Straube, O.D. (MA)
Chris Stringer (MO)*
Stacey Struckhoff (MO)*
Risa Sugimoto (CA)
Robert Sullivan, O.D. (NC)
Daniel Sullivan, O.D. (NC)
Sarah Sullivan (PA)
Chris Summons (TX)
Rachel Sumney, O.D. (NC)
Kathryn Surdovel (PA)
David Swaringen, O.D. (NC)
Kevin Sweezey (Canada)
Philip Sweezey (Canada)
Terrance Swinger, O.D. (MO)
Catherine Tarr, O.D. (CA)
Renee Tellez, CPO (NM)
Gene Terrezza, O.D. (AL)
Queen Thach (FL)
Renee Theroux (MA)
Azzrah Thobani, O.D. (NY)
Susan Thomas (MO)*
William Thomas, O.D. (OH)
Aaron Thomas (FL)
Bessie Thomas (NY)
Randall Thomas, O.D. (NC)
Mike Thorn (MO)*
Tyler Thornton (MA)
Kara Tison, O.D. (IL)
A. Gregory Toler, Jr., O.D. (VA)
Douglas Totten, O.D. (MI)
Johan Tran, O.D. (CA)
Richard Trevino, O.D. (TX)
Beth Triebel, O.D. (IA)
Daniel Tulman, O.D. (GA)
Jennifer Turano (PA)
Michael Turner, O.D. (MS)
Amanda Umlandt, O.D. (VA)
Joyce Urbeck (MO)*
Matt Valdes (TX)
Deborah Valido, O.D. (OH)
Ellery Vassallo (MI)
John Veach, O.D. (MI)
Senija Vehab (IL)
George Veliky, O.D. (NJ)
Ashley Verdon (PA)
Satya Verma, O.D. (PA)
Vision Source (NV)
Melissa Vitek, O.D. (PA)
Andrew Vo (CA)
Lilien Anna Vogl (AR)
Kimberly Wadas (MA)
Brian Wadman, O.D. (MA)
Ronald Wagner, O.D. (KY)
Scott Walters, O.D. (OR)
Emery Ward, O.D. (NC)
Tracy Warner (NC)
Alyon Wasik (AR)
Ting Wei (PA)
Morgan Welburn (Canada)
Dave Wesley, O.D. (AL)
Karen Wesley, O.D. (AL)
Ian Whipple, O.D. (UT)
Heather Whyte (PA)
Fred Wichler (NY)
Donna Wike, O.D. (NC)
Tamara Williams, O.D. (NC)
Hailey Willis, O.D. (TX)
Cynthia Wilson, O.D. (PA)
Rebecca Wincek-Bateson, O.D. (PA)
Linda Ann Wirth, O.D. (MA)
Tracy Wirth (MO)*
Stanley Woo, O.D. (CA)
Eric Woo, O.D. (MA)
Adrian Wright (MI)
Barbara Yanak, O.D. (PA)
Victoria Yanchukov (CA)
Bailey Yee (CA)
Tina Yep (CA)
Kent Yount, O.D. (CO)
Michelle Yun, O.D. (NC)
LaMar Zigler, O.D., M.S. (OH)
Michael Zolman (SC)
*AOA staff member
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