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Company History

  • 1940's

  • 1950's

  • 1960's

  • 1970's

  • 1980's

  • 1990's

  • 2000's

1946
Our founder, Ollie Livingston serves in the United States Army as an audiologist testing the hearing of U.S. servicemen.
Livingston serves in the United States Army
1953
Ollie Livingston completes military service, moves to Lubbock and opens Livingston Hearing Aid Center.
Ollie opens Livingston Hearing Aid Center
1960
Livingston expands service to care for the hearing impaired in rural West Texas.
Livingston expands to rural West Texas
1967
Weekly service centers are established in Lamesa, Snyder, Brownfield, Tulia, Denver City and Plainview.
Weekly Service Centers established
1971
Richard Davila named Kiwanian of the year.
1976
Richard Davila joins Ollie Livingston to serve as staff audiologist. Expands service area to 16 West Texas counties.
Ollie opens Livingston Hearing Aid Center
1984
Ollie Livingston retires.
Ollie opens Livingston Hearing Aid Center
1986
Richard Davila purchases Livingston Hearing Aid Center from Ollie Livingston. Richard’s daughter, Myra Davila joins practice. Richard leads lobbying efforts in Washington on matters to protect the hearing impaired.
Ollie opens Livingston Hearing Aid Center
1987
Livingston Hearing Aid Center now employs 4 Dispensers and 2 staff members. Richard Davila chairs legislative committee during 70th Texas Legislature.
Ollie opens Livingston Hearing Aid Center
1988
Richard Davila is cited by the Texas Hearing Aid Association for his work drafting legislation for the hearing aid profession in Austin.
Ollie opens Livingston Hearing Aid Center
1990
June 8th, Richard Davila, 42, dies of heart attack. Practice continues serving West Texas under the direction of Irene Davila Jones and her husband, Ray Jones of Fort Worth. Richard Davila’s son, Richard Davila II joins practice.
Ollie opens Livingston Hearing Aid Center
1999
Former Amarillo weatherman Len Slesick becomes Amarillo spokesman.
2001
February, Livingston establishes office in Clovis, New Mexico; June, full-service laboratory opens to repair hearing aids while-you-wait. November, Livingston purchases practice in Amarillo.
Ollie opens Livingston Hearing Aid Center
2002
Livingston purchases two additional practices in Amarillo and combines with existing office. Current news anchorman Bill Maddox becomes Lubbock spokesman.
Ollie opens Livingston Hearing Aid Center
2003
July, Livingston purchases additional practice in Clovis, New Mexico. August, office opens in Odessa. Richard Davila’s youngest daughter, Debra graduates from University of Texas at Austin, begins working on doctorate in Audiology. Former news anchorman Kurt Kiser becomes Midland/Odessa spokesman.
Ollie opens Livingston Hearing Aid Center
2004
Practice opens in Midland. Livingston Audiology and Hearing Aid Center now employs 25.
Ollie opens Livingston Hearing Aid Center
2007
Practice opens in Abilene.
Ollie opens Livingston Hearing Aid Center
2008
Practice opens in Albuquerque, NM. Debra Davila joins Livingston team.
Ollie opens Livingston Hearing Aid Center
2009
Practice opens in El Paso. Debra Davila awarded Au.D. from the University of Texas.
Ollie opens Livingston Hearing Aid Center
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