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Dot Grady, LDO receives OAG Heritage Award

                                                                      by T. Blair, Jr., LDO
                                                                                                                                  
Retired optician Dot Grady was presented with the OAG Heritage Award Saturday 21 May 2K11 at the OAG spring meeting in Macon. Mrs. Grady unable to be present, was presented with the honor by OAG President Cora L. Lester (standing with OAG Pres. Emeritus Thomas Blair, Jr.). The Award was initiated on the recommendation of longtime OAG member Brad Dees, LDO. Mrs. Grady's professional biography is a long and distinguished one. She began her optical career in 1949 in North Carolina. After that she spent a brief period working in South Carolina before spending 5 years (1956-61) with her husband an Army serviceman in Germany. Back in the "world" as military types will call it, Dot went to work for what would become an iconic name in the optical field Dr. Stanley Pearle, whom had just opened a new kind of practice in Augusta GA named Pearle Vision. With Dr. Pearle's inspiration and support, Dot became the first woman licensed optician in Georgia in 1965. Among her other notable achievements, Dot was a charter certificant of the ABO (American Board of Opticianry). Over the next several years Dot (1970) and her family moved to the metro Atlanta area where she continued her career until retirement. OAG salutes a Georgia legend and role model for generations of Georgia Opticians.
 

 

 

 
 
 

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