Perfect vision. What does it mean to you? Is there even such a thing as perfection in this imperfect world? When I think of perfect vision, I think of baseball legend, Ted Williams. Williams had 20-10 eyesight. The ability to see the ball like no one before or since helped make him the greatest hitter who ever lived. Williams protected his eyes. He refused to go to the movies, read books or watch TV for fear it would damage his sight.
Baseball teams coveted that vision. So did Uncle Sam. Baseball wanted him to swing a bat. The Government wanted him to fly fighter planes. It is part of the legend of the man that he was twice called upon to serve his country in the air as a Marine Corps Naval Aviator in World War II and then again in Korea, where he served as future Astronaut John Glenn’s wingman.
Sometimes vision is not about how you see, but what you see.
Such is the case with world-renowned local eye surgeon, Arun Gulani. Blessed with perfect vision himself, Gulani has a vision of the future where we will all see as well as he. The surgeon also has a passion for fashion and a vision where we are all as well dressed as he. In order to achieve that goal, “Ponte Vedra’s Best-Dressed Man” Gulani will be giving away 30 of his own custom designed suits to 30 deserving individuals.
As part of the suit giveaway, there will be a fashion show 4 p.m. Friday Dec. 20 at the Gulani Vision Institute at 8075 Gate Pkwy W Suite 102, Jacksonville, FL 32216.
Gulani invites you to join him for this important event and learn more about his vision of a perfect future.
Come early and you may even walk away with a free suit.
