440 Lincoln
Ave.
318 C. Street
Clay Center,
Kansas
Washington, Kansas
785-632-3822
785-325-2289
800-378-3822
800-994-2289
M-F 8:30 am -5:00 pm
Saturday 8 -12
Dr.
Richard A. Reeves was born and raised on a farm in
Atwood
,
Kansas
. He graduated from the Southern College of Optometry in
Memphis
. He began his practice in
Clay
Center
and
Washington
in 1975. Dr. Reeves practices all facets of General Optometry with a
special interest in the diabetic patient. Dr. Reeves has a passion for
medical mission work. He has been involved with missions to Central
America and
Brazil
. His last mission was to the Amazon River. Dr. Reeves is a member
of the American Optometric Association, the Kansas Optometric Association and
the Heart of America Contact Lenses Society. In 2012, he passed the
examination to become a Diplomate of the American Board of Optometry. Dr. Reeve’s hobby is the
restoration of damaged automobiles. He and his wife Debbie have 3 children; Amy, Hayley and her husband Mike McNeely, and Jacob.
Born
and
raised in
Kansas
,
Dr. Larry D. Stoppel attended undergraduate
school at the
University
of
Kansas
. He completed his Doctor of Optometry degree
from
Pacific
University
. Upon graduation, he served four years in the United States Air Force
before joining a private practice in
Washington
and
Clay Center
Kansas
. He practices full scope optometry including contact lenses and medical
treatment of eye diseases such as glaucoma. After serving on
numerous Kansas Optometric Association committees, he was appointed by the
Governor in 1995 to the Kansas State Board of Examiners in Optometry.
During his nine years on the KSEBO, he served as president 8 years. While
on the State Board, Stoppel became active
in ARBO, the Association of Regulatory Boards of Optometry. He was nominated
by ARBO to serve on the Accreditation Council on Optometric Education (ACOE) in 2001.
Dr. Stoppel served the ACOE for ten years including 5 years as Chair. He is a fellow of the
American
Academy
of Optometry, member of the
Kansas
and American Optometric Association and Beta Sigma Kappa. In 2005, he was
named Kansas Optometrist of the Year. Dr. Stoppel is currently President
of the Kansas Optometric Association. He is married to Nancy Tade Stoppel.
They enjoy geocaching and travel. They have two sons and two daughter in
laws. Christopher works in college student services at the
University
of
Kansas
as Associate Director of New Student Orientation and is married to Meghan.
They have a one son, Oliver and a daughter Emily. Jon and his wife Alaina
Webster live in
Olathe
Kansas
where he is a private practice optometrist and she is a Managing Editor at
Allen Press in
Lawrence. Madeline Olivia Webster-Stoppel
(Maddie) was born on 19 August 2008.
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