Dr. Stewart is living his dream. Guy grew up in Prince George, B.C. He attended the University of Victoria and graduated with a Bachelor of Science degree in 1979. That same year, he married Holly-Anne. They moved to the lovely town of Revelstoke for two years where Guy worked as an Inspector and Liason Officer for B.C. Hydro.Guy had always been interested in optics, so he trained in the field and became a licensed optician in Vancouver. He enjoyed the work, but after a few years Guy came to realize that he wanted to pursue the greater challenges of a career in optometry. He had to leave family, home and job to pursue his dream, as the only English speaking optometry program in Canada was at the University of Waterloo. Guy persevered through the challenges and in 1990 graduated with his Doctor of Optometry degree. Upon graduating, Guy and Holly-Anne chose to return to Victoria as they loved the natural beauty of Vancouver Island and appreciated the educational, athletic and cultural opportunities for their children, Lauralyn and Tyler. Their family has been richly blessed and lives life fully. Guy continues to find his career most rewarding and enjoys a healthy balance between work, family times and outdoor activities. Meeting patient's eyecare needs is most rewarding and Dr. Stewart feels privileged to have been able to pursue his dream and contribute positively to the lives of his many patients.

Dr LeRoy grew up on a small farm in Eastern Ontario. She attended the University of Waterloo and graduated with a Bachelor of Science and Doctor of Optometry degree in 1998.While attending the University of Waterloo, Judith became quite involved with varsity athletics and competed for 5 yrs on both the track and cross-country running teams. In her final varsity year, she was awarded the University of Waterloo’s female athlete of the year, and in 2009 she was inducted into the University of Waterloo's Sports Hall of Fame.

It was her love of running and the outdoors, which brought her to Victoria in 1998. She was a member of the National training centre, Pacific Sport, and during her first few years she practiced Optometry part time as she competed internationally. The highlight being, representing Canada at the 2000 World Cross-Country Championships. In 2001 Judith retired from international competition and started to work full time and pursue other passions. One being, third world eye care work, and as a result joined TWECS (Third World Eye Care Society). TWECS consists of eye care professionals and individuals who collect used eyeglasses from the public and travel to Third World countries providing free eye care and eyeglasses to the poor. She traveled on missions to Cambodia in 2002 and Kenya in 2006. Recently however, her third world travels have been temporarily put on hold as she and her husband John, celebrated the birth of their first child, Max. Outside of work related activities, Judith and her family enjoy cycling, golf, tennis, skiing and camping.

Professionally, Dr. LeRoy has developed a keen interest in specialty contact lenses fitting, specifically, those for keratoconic patients and post corneal transplant patients. Dr LeRoy, like Dr Stewart, is very pleased with her decision to have pursued Optometry. The majority of her job satisfaction comes from meeting wonderful patients and working with her dedicated and amazing staff. She looks forward to many more years of professional and personal happiness.

We would like to introduce you to our warm, friendly and knowledgeable staff.
Although many of us are cross-trained in each other’s positions our main roles in the office are as follows:

Office Manager: Lynn West
Receptionists and Pre-testing: Dianne, Nadia, Kiran and Tyler
Dispensing: Van, Shelley, Jackie and Anita
Contact lenses: Karen
Laboratory: Janet