The passing of LeRoy William Nattress, Jr. PhD
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The passing of LeRoy William Nattress, Jr. PhD
Date:
1/9/2014
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I was asked to sharethis with the O&P List on the passing of LeRoyWilliam Nattress, Jr. PhD
Lee was with the O&P National Office as Executive Director of ABC in the1960s, and later on in the 1970’s conceived the idea for an O&P technicianschool and founded the O&P program at 916 Voc Tech (now Century College) inWhite Bear Lake, Minnesota. He also worked with Otto Bock Orthopedic beforethen (now Otto Bock Health Care) to set-up the Otto Bock education program for teachingthe endoskeleton system to prosthetists in the United States. I am sure that many here can add much more tothe contributions Lee has made to O&P.
Al Pike, CP(E)
LeRoyWilliam Nattress, Jr. PhD
November 7, 1932 – December 25, 2013
On December 25, 2013, God called his faithful servant,LeRoy William Nattress, Jr. home to be with Him. For Lee, it was the bestChristmas ever; his tasks on earth werecomplete, but, those of us who loved him and remain will miss him terribly.
Please plan to join us on Monday, January 20, 2014at 1:00 pm (**) for a celebration of Lee’s life. His was a life well lived. Thememorial service, including singing traditional hymns that Lee loved so much,will be held at Trinity Evangelical Free Church in Redlands, CA. The church islocated at 1551 Reservoir Rd., Redlands, CA 92373 ( <URL Redacted>.
In lieu of flowers, I ask that donations be givento the Services Center for Independent Life (SCIL) – an organization dedicatedto serving persons with disability ( <URL Redacted>. Acting as an advocate for thedisability community was Lee’s passion and a donation to SCIL will best honorhim.
Thank you. If you want more information, pleasefeel free to contact me. My e-mail address is <Email Address Redacted> and ourmailing address is P.O. Box 250, Angelus Oaks, CA 92305.
Debbie
Lee was with the O&P National Office as Executive Director of ABC in the1960s, and later on in the 1970’s conceived the idea for an O&P technicianschool and founded the O&P program at 916 Voc Tech (now Century College) inWhite Bear Lake, Minnesota. He also worked with Otto Bock Orthopedic beforethen (now Otto Bock Health Care) to set-up the Otto Bock education program for teachingthe endoskeleton system to prosthetists in the United States. I am sure that many here can add much more tothe contributions Lee has made to O&P.
Al Pike, CP(E)
LeRoyWilliam Nattress, Jr. PhD
November 7, 1932 – December 25, 2013
On December 25, 2013, God called his faithful servant,LeRoy William Nattress, Jr. home to be with Him. For Lee, it was the bestChristmas ever; his tasks on earth werecomplete, but, those of us who loved him and remain will miss him terribly.
Please plan to join us on Monday, January 20, 2014at 1:00 pm (**) for a celebration of Lee’s life. His was a life well lived. Thememorial service, including singing traditional hymns that Lee loved so much,will be held at Trinity Evangelical Free Church in Redlands, CA. The church islocated at 1551 Reservoir Rd., Redlands, CA 92373 ( <URL Redacted>.
In lieu of flowers, I ask that donations be givento the Services Center for Independent Life (SCIL) – an organization dedicatedto serving persons with disability ( <URL Redacted>. Acting as an advocate for thedisability community was Lee’s passion and a donation to SCIL will best honorhim.
Thank you. If you want more information, pleasefeel free to contact me. My e-mail address is <Email Address Redacted> and ourmailing address is P.O. Box 250, Angelus Oaks, CA 92305.
Debbie
Citation
“The passing of LeRoy William Nattress, Jr. PhD,” Digital Resource Foundation for Orthotics and Prosthetics, accessed November 1, 2024, https://library.drfop.org/items/show/236004.
