Description:
Invisible Vision is the inspiring, hidden story of Dr. Newton K. Wesley. The son of Japanese immigrants, he persevered through his family's incarceration in US war camps to eventually create the US contact lens market.
Review Quotes:
"An intriguing biography of the life of Dr. Newton K. Wesley. A must-read for anyone interested in optometry, eyecare, contact lenses and US History during the pre- and post-WWII era." -Dr. Mark K. Colip, OD, President, Illinois College of Optometry
"Newton Wesley has found a sensitive and sympathetic, but not entirely uncritical, biographer in his son Roy. Well-researched and always conscious of its broader context, Invisible Vision is an inspiring story." -Thomas Hamm, PhD, Professor of History, Curator of the Quaker Collection and Director of Special Collections at Earlham College