Feeler’s WorkSTEPS Clinic Earns Chamber Honor
Larry Feeler a certified ergonomic specialist and pet therapist runs Odessa Physical Therapy opened in 1982 featuring a pool gym and simulated workplace for job task practice. He uses a WorkSTEPS program to measure physical capabilities building one of the country’s largest data bases aiding hiring decisions injuries and return to work. Colleagues praise his leadership and long-term collaboration with Warren Equipment and the chamber honors.
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Larry Feeler
Odessa Physical Therapy
Wall OF Fame
Buzzan Imine Browning
SouthWest Bank
Kirk Edwards
MacLendon Royalty
Judy Hayes
Hayes Insurance Services
Les Littlejohn
H&s Valve Service
Feeler
Mary Dunlap
Warren Equipment
Dunlap
Chamber of Commerce
Judy Pease
Feeler Receives Alumni Award and Public Hearing Testimony
Sometimely honored, sometimely honored, si cae has appeared on national television. He testified at a 2000 OSHA public hearing on ergonomic standards and received the Alumni Award from the School of Allied Health Sciences. He has served on multiple local boards, helped Haiti relief, and mentored at Odessa College and Texas Tech.
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Occupational Safety and Health Administration
School of Allied Health Sciences
Feeler
Reflex Fitness Center
Odessa Rape Center
Sherwood Christian School
Richard J. Pimentel Foundation
Mission of Hope
Haiti
Odessa College
Texas Tech Physical Therapy
Road to Recovery aids Odessa cancer patients with free rides
The American Cancer Society program connects patients in Odessa and Midland with volunteer drivers to transport them to weekly appointments at no cost. Patients call ACS to arrange pickups, with navigation by Austin staff and local drivers. The program, essential for those without nearby family, relies on volunteers and strict rules to ensure safety and dignity.
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Chu
Odessa
American Cancer Society
ACS
Austin
Midland
Ers
Amy Carnes
Carnes
Dempsey
The
Coalition Op Odyssey Dawn targets Libyan air defenses
The attack aims to stop Gaddafi forces from harming civilians around Benghazi and degrade Libya's air defenses including SA-5 missiles. Tomahawk missiles struck at 2 p.m. from five US ships and three submarines, with 11 Mediterranean vessels in the area. French jets conducted several strikes as surveillance overflights continued.
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Muammar Gaddafi
Benghazi
Libya
Gortney
U.S. Air Force
Navy
Iraq
Tripoli
Mediterranean
Stout
Barry
Providence
USS Scranton
Florida
U.S
Mount Whitney
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