Our Story
Before Mayo Family Eye Care, Dr. Karl Erdmann owned the practice at 191 High Street for 30 years, providing eye care to generations of families. He was known for his genuine and caring personality. In 2016, Dr. Erdmann retired to spend more time with his family and handed the practice off to Dr. Sabrina Mayo. Since the transition, the practice has been updated with state-of-the-art equipment and technology. Recently, a new wing was added to the building to include more exam rooms, diagnostic room, preliminary testing room, and larger optical. The building is now ADA accessible and has plenty of parking to accommodate for a growing practice.
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Dr. Sabrina Mayo, OptometristDr. Mayo graduated Summa Cum Laude from the University of New Hampshire with a Bachelor Degree in Medical Microbiology in 2012. In 2016, she earned her Doctor of Optometry from the New England College of Optometry in Boston, Massachusetts, where she was awarded the Wallace F. Molinari Scholarship of Leadership and the New England College of Optometry Scholarship. Having been trained in primary eye care, contact lenses, pediatrics, glaucoma, and dry eye, Dr. Mayo
is passionate about her profession and educating her patients on the importance of eye health |
Dr. Mayo is an active member of the American Optometric Association, and the New Hampshire Optometric Association.
In her spare time, Dr. Mayo acquired her private pilot license and enjoys flying a 79’ Grummon Tiger. She is a longtime resident of southern New Hampshire and an active member of Exeter and its surrounding communities. Dr. Mayo is devoted to her family, including her husband, James Jr., and children James III, and Dahlia.
In her spare time, Dr. Mayo acquired her private pilot license and enjoys flying a 79’ Grummon Tiger. She is a longtime resident of southern New Hampshire and an active member of Exeter and its surrounding communities. Dr. Mayo is devoted to her family, including her husband, James Jr., and children James III, and Dahlia.
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Linda Tyler, Receptionist
Having earned an associate degree in science and an ASCP certification in medical laboratory science, Linda has a rich work history that spans the medical technology/orthodontic, legal, and now optometric fields. Linda is a Reiki Master, family herbalist, student of Buddhist philosophy, and practitioner of acupressure and yoga. At Mayo Family Eye Care, she enjoys getting to know patients and helping people to adjust to stressful situations. A longtime seacoast resident, Linda is happily married and has two adult children, two Cayuga ducks, and three parakeets. |
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Anna Kirby, Optician
Anna has worked for 5 years as an optician. Currently licensed in NH and working toward her ABO-NCLE certification in Opticianry, Anna says her values most, “patient interactions and creating unique expressions combining style, comfort, and function for each person.” Anna, her husband, and their two dogs love exploring new places, hiking, camping, and other outdoor sports. In fact, they love exploring new places so much that in 2021 they relocated to New Hampshire from Northern Idaho. |
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Katie Mailloux, Optician Katie earned a CPOA (certified paraoptometric assistant) designation in 2012 and then, in 2016, she became a certified optician with the American Board of Opticianry. Not one to rest, Katie is planning to earn a Master of Opticianry with an ABOM. Katie enjoys the quick pace and the human interaction of working as an optician, saying, “it is never boring, and I get to meet a lot of fun, interesting people.” In her free time, this mother of two enjoys being outdoors – especially when she's fishing. |
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Danielle Tremblay, Technician
Danielle plans to earn her doctorate in Optometry starting in the fall of 2023. In the meantime, she is completing her BS in Neuroscience and Behavior from UNH, where she is the secretary for the Neuroscience Honors Society. Working as a technician provides experiential learning that is further enriched by the opportunity to meet a variety of patients every day. Danielle is an avid reader and baker who is devoted to her family and friends. |
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Carlo Castillo, Technician
Having grown up in the Philippines, studied in the United Kingdom and now in the U.S., and traveled extensively for leisure, Carlo brings a broad spectrum of experiences and perspectives to our organization. In the UK, Carlo studied English literature, economics, and opticianry. He is currently a studying computer technology at Great Bay Community College in Portsmouth, NH. Asked what he likes most about his job, Carlo answers, “The interactions with the patients! Being able to communicate to the patients about any concerns that they may have or just talking about their day.” |