Dr. "Ron" Krueger is the Medical Director, Department of Refractive Surgery, at the Cole Eye Institute of the Cleveland Clinic Foundation. He has performed 15 thousand refractive surgery procedures and has authored over 100 peer previewed manuscripts, abstracts, book characters and trade journal articles. He has 24 years of experience in excimer laser research. He co-authored the first book on the subject, "Customized Corneal Ablation: The Quest for Super-Vision". He has lectured on refractive surgery in over 40 countries. He also has over 12 years research experience in ultrashort pulse laser photodisruption of ocular tissue and is involved in research investigating the cause of presbyopia and restorations of accommodation.
Dr. Ron Krueger has served on the GANSU, INC Board of Directors since 1997.
Vice President of the Board: Stanford D. Stone
Stanford "Stan" Stone, Headmaster/Administrator of New Bridge Academy in Sandston, VA is a part of the heritage of GANSU, INC as the great-grandson of William and Jessie Christie. Rev. Stone graduated from Tennessee Temple University with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Communications. He then completed his Master of Science in Educational Administration at Baptist University of America. He has also completed 42 hours toward his doctoral studies in Educational Leadership at Liberty University. He was ordained into the Gospel ministry in 1980. After time spent with his wife of 30 years, their six children and five grandchildren, one of his passions is running. He participates in 5k and 10k races each year.
Rev. Stan Stone has served on the GANSU, INC Board of Directors since 2006.
Secretary/Treasurer of the Board: Richard A. Ulrich, MD
Dr. Ulrich, an identical twin, and known to his friends as "Rich" is an Ophthalmologist. He graduated from Houghton College, New York and completed Jefferson Medical School in Pennsylvania in 1966. He then completed his Eye Residence at the University of Iowa in 1973 and spent 20 years in the United States Air Force. Upon retirement in 1987, he has worked with group eye care practices and currently works with the Carter Eye Center in Warner Robins, GA. Dr. Ulrich's practice includes general medical ophthalmology, diabetes and macular degeneration. He and Angelia were married in Orlando in 1969 and have four sons and nine grand-children. Rich enjoys his patients and is often called the "Singing Doctor". In his spare time he enjoys preparing for and teaching a Sunday School class and using his mechanical, technical, and electrical expertise to solve problems.
Dr. Richard Ulrich has been a member of the GANSU, INC Board of Directors since 1994.
Member of the Board: Mark J. Eanes, MD
Dr. "Mark" Eanes received his Bachelor of Science degree from Valdosta State University in 1977 and completed his Residency of Ophthalmology at the Medical College of Georgia. He is on Staff at the South Georgia Medical Center. He is also a Member of the Medical Association of Georgia. He has been in private practice since 1986. Mark and his wife Jo, have seven children. Mark has a great heart for missions and participates with several medical outreach ministries. He is also very active in community projects in his home town.
Dr. Mark Eanes has been a member of the GANSU, INC Board of Directors since 2004.
Member of the Board: Bruce W. Carman
Bruce Carman was born in India to medical missionaries, Dr. John and Naomi Carman. He received his BA degree from Bethel College, Saint Paul, MN. His wife, Donna, is a nurse. They have one son and three daughters. Two daughters were adopted from Mother Teresa's orphanage in Delhi, India. The Carman family lived and worked in Kodaikanal, India (Bruce's home as a child)for four years. Bruce claims to be a "Jack of All Trades and Master of None", some-thing attested to by his varied occupational career. His last position was Business Manager of Cannon Beach Christian Conference Center, Oregon. Bruce and Donna have a great heart for missions. Since retiring in 2003 they have served on short term mission efforts with Wycliffe Associates and GANSU, INC.
Mr. Bruce Carman joined the GANSU, INC Board of Directors in 2009.
Member of the Board: Juliet Chen
Juliet Chen, an American citizen, is very involved in the Chinese community of her home in Seattle, WA. She became a friend of GANSU, INC in 1997 and has served as a volunteer each year since that time, except for two years. She has nursing training and is retired from Boeing. Her husband Chi Ching Chen is also involved as a volunteer with GANSU, INC. They both have a great heart for the people of their native country. They have two adult daughters.
Mrs. Juliet Chen joined the GANSU, INC Board of Directors in 2009.
Member of the Board: Daniel M. Gold, M.D.
Dr. "Dan" Gold is a graduate of the University of California and received his medical training at the University of Texas Medical Branch at Galveston. His private practice is located in Palestine, Texas. During the past 20 years Dr. Gold has served on numerous international mission teams offering teaching and medical care. Dan, his wife, Karen and two of their five children served with GI in Qin'An, Gansu province in 2007. This year Dan and Karen have volunteered to serve in Gonghe, Qinghai province.
Dr. Dan Gold joined the GANSU, INC Board of Directors in 2009
Dr. "Ron" Krueger is the Medical Director, Department of Refractive Surgery, at the Cole Eye Institute of the Cleveland Clinic Foundation. He has performed 15 thousand refractive surgery procedures and has authored over 100 peer previewed manuscripts, abstracts, book characters and trade journal articles. He has 24 years of experience in excimer laser research. He co-authored the first book on the subject, "Customized Corneal Ablation: The Quest for Super-Vision". He has lectured on refractive surgery in over 40 countries. He also has over 12 years research experience in ultrashort pulse laser photodisruption of ocular tissue and is involved in research investigating the cause of presbyopia and restorations of accommodation.
Stanford "Stan" Stone, Headmaster/Administrator of New Bridge Academy in Sandston, VA is a part of the heritage of GANSU, INC as the great-grandson of William and Jessie Christie. Rev. Stone graduated from Tennessee Temple University with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Communications. He then completed his Master of Science in Educational Administration at Baptist University of America. He has also completed 42 hours toward his doctoral studies in Educational Leadership at Liberty University. He was ordained into the Gospel ministry in 1980. After time spent with his wife of 30 years, their six children and five grandchildren, one of his passions is running. He participates in 5k and 10k races each year.
Dr. Ulrich, an identical twin, and known to his friends as "Rich" is an Ophthalmologist. He graduated from Houghton College, New York and completed Jefferson Medical School in Pennsylvania in 1966. He then completed his Eye Residence at the University of Iowa in 1973 and spent 20 years in the United States Air Force. Upon retirement in 1987, he has worked with group eye care practices and currently works with the Carter Eye Center in Warner Robins, GA. Dr. Ulrich's practice includes general medical ophthalmology, diabetes and macular degeneration. He and Angelia were married in Orlando in 1969 and have four sons and nine grand-children. Rich enjoys his patients and is often called the "Singing Doctor". In his spare time he enjoys preparing for and teaching a Sunday School class and using his mechanical, technical, and electrical expertise to solve problems. 
Dr. "Mark" Eanes received his Bachelor of Science degree from Valdosta State University in 1977 and completed his Residency of Ophthalmology at the Medical College of Georgia. He is on Staff at the South Georgia Medical Center. He is also a Member of the Medical Association of Georgia. He has been in private practice since 1986. Mark and his wife Jo, have seven children. Mark has a great heart for missions and participates with several medical outreach ministries. He is also very active in community projects in his home town.
Bruce Carman was born in India to medical missionaries, Dr. John and Naomi Carman. He received his BA degree from Bethel College, Saint Paul, MN. His wife, Donna, is a nurse. They have one son and three daughters. Two daughters were adopted from Mother Teresa's orphanage in Delhi, India. The Carman family lived and worked in Kodaikanal, India (Bruce's home as a child)for four years. Bruce claims to be a "Jack of All Trades and Master of None", some-thing attested to by his varied occupational career. His last position was Business Manager of Cannon Beach Christian Conference Center, Oregon. Bruce and Donna have a great heart for missions. Since retiring in 2003 they have served on short term mission efforts with Wycliffe Associates and GANSU, INC.
Juliet Chen, an American citizen, is very involved in the Chinese community of her home in Seattle, WA. She became a friend of GANSU, INC in 1997 and has served as a volunteer each year since that time, except for two years. She has nursing training and is retired from Boeing. Her husband Chi Ching Chen is also involved as a volunteer with GANSU, INC. They both have a great heart for the people of their native country. They have two adult daughters.
Dr. "Dan" Gold is a graduate of the University of California and received his medical training at the University of Texas Medical Branch at Galveston. His private practice is located in Palestine, Texas. During the past 20 years Dr. Gold has served on numerous international mission teams offering teaching and medical care. Dan, his wife, Karen and two of their five children served with GI in Qin'An, Gansu province in 2007. This year Dan and Karen have volunteered to serve in Gonghe, Qinghai province.