Oct. 12, 2009: Catching Up!
We've been busy... please take a look.
Thanks to the interest and efforts of Mr. Alan Daoud of Mobility Express at the Sun City Center location, we recently had an opportunity to make a very productive trip to Florida.
On our first day there, we met with Bob Nealy of Lucerne Spinal Center in Orlando, and dropped by the nearby mobility dealer, World of Independence.
The next day, we met Mr. Daoud at the Mobility Express New Port Ritchey location, where he made a presentation demonstrating new mobility options for disabled drivers, where we were very thankful for the chance to participate.
Evaluators from across the country were gathered for the presentation, and it was a great opportunity for us to show how "factory original" our approach remains, while still being in presentation line with a Chevrolet Suburban.
We then traveled on to the James A. Haley Veterans Hospital in Tampa, where we met some truly wonderful people, young and older, whose wills remain amazingly heroic even while carrying on with the battle that has followed them home.
Many thanks Mr. Dauod, and to each of you we met along the way... we cannot thank you enough. To everyone else, thank you very much for following along. We'll have more news to share with you soon, and in the meantime, we look forward to hearing from you any time.
Thanks to the interest and efforts of Mr. Alan Daoud of Mobility Express at the Sun City Center location, we recently had an opportunity to make a very productive trip to Florida.
On our first day there, we met with Bob Nealy of Lucerne Spinal Center in Orlando, and dropped by the nearby mobility dealer, World of Independence.
The next day, we met Mr. Daoud at the Mobility Express New Port Ritchey location, where he made a presentation demonstrating new mobility options for disabled drivers, where we were very thankful for the chance to participate.
Evaluators from across the country were gathered for the presentation, and it was a great opportunity for us to show how "factory original" our approach remains, while still being in presentation line with a Chevrolet Suburban.
We then traveled on to the James A. Haley Veterans Hospital in Tampa, where we met some truly wonderful people, young and older, whose wills remain amazingly heroic even while carrying on with the battle that has followed them home.
Many thanks Mr. Dauod, and to each of you we met along the way... we cannot thank you enough. To everyone else, thank you very much for following along. We'll have more news to share with you soon, and in the meantime, we look forward to hearing from you any time.
That is very cool. Glad to see things are going so great! Awesome job!
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