| Dr. Lauffenburger is a member of the American Optometric Association, the Ohio Optometric Association, the College of Optometrists in Vision Development, and Wooster Noon Lions Club. She is also a presenter of the Realeyes program, which educates school children on the importance of eye care. |
| Dr. Melanie (Kammers) Lang grew up in Shreve and graduated from Triway High School. She then moved on to The Ohio State University where she received a Bachelor of Science degree in Physiological Optics, and her Doctorate in Optometry, with honors. After graduation, Dr. Lang completed a hospital-based residency in ocular disease at The Cleveland Veterans Affairs Medical Center, and then continued to devote a portion of her time to serving our veterans as staff optometrist at the Mansfield VA Clinic. |
| A graduate of Waynedale High School, Dr. Lauffenburger grew up in Apple Creek, and is the daughter of Jim and Suzy Orr. She now lives outside of Orrville with her husband, Peter, and their children, Anna and Isaac. |
| Dr. Rebecca (Orr) Lauffenburger, a cum laude graduate of The Ohio State University College of Optometry, also holds a Bachelor’s of Science in Biological Sciences from Ohio State. Dr. Lauffenburger has long maintained a special interest in children's vision and vision therapy, and at OSU received the prestigious Award of Excellence in Vision Therapy. Her passion for children's vision continues today, and she enjoys treating children of all ages. |
Dr. Lang is a member of the American Optometric Association and the
Ohio Optometric Association and volunteers with both Vision USA and
InfantSEE.
Ohio Optometric Association and volunteers with both Vision USA and
InfantSEE.
Dr. Lang and her husband, Dr. Kyle Lang, live in Wooster with their four
children, Isabella, Hayes, Mason, and Gabrielle. She is the daughter of
Sam Butler and Carol Warren.
children, Isabella, Hayes, Mason, and Gabrielle. She is the daughter of
Sam Butler and Carol Warren.