Dr. William Boothe takes pride in supporting his community’s philanthropic efforts, which is why he and the team at Boothe Eye Care and Laser Center are a proud Classic Corporate Partner of the 10th annual Tom Landry Classic. The Tom Landry Classic is one of the top high school football competitions in the United States. In 2009, four of the top ten-ranked high school football teams played at the Southern Methodist University’s Gerald J. Ford Stadium, including the Southlake Carroll Dragons, the Plano West Wolves, the Red Oak Hawks and the Highland Park Scots, with the Southlake Carroll Dragons winning the competition.
Boothe Eye Care and several sponsors awarded three scholarships to members of the Southlake Carroll Dragons football organization. Players, managers, trainers, band members, cheerleaders and field performers were all eligible. Emily Giffin, Will Johnson and Scott Lopano were the winners of the scholarship for their demonstrated excellence in community service, leadership, integrity and academics. Dr. Boothe said giving scholarships to outstanding Dallas youth is one of the highlights of his year.
William Boothe, MD, has participated in the Tom Landry Class for years, a sports competition that receives more than 22,500 people in attendance. The competition is in its tenth year and has awarded more than $400,000 in scholarships to outstanding students who wish to attend college. Dr. Boothe is a firm believer in actively serving the Dallas area and feels strongly about being generous to those who deserve assistance.
Dr. Boothe and his team at Boothe Eye Care and Laser Center are some of the top Dallas LASIK providers. Dr. Boothe has performed more than 112,000 LASIK surgeries and more than 69,000 IntraLASIK procedures — an advanced, blade free technique of LASIK. In addition, he has a surgical record of thousands of successful procedures, including radial keratotomy (RK), automated lamellar keratotomy (ALK) and excimer laser photo refractive keratectomy (PRK).