"I wake up every single day to make a difference in the lives of others.  My job is my purpose, calling, and biggest of blessings.  Joining colleagues in the Snowflake Ball Court is a wonderful privilege, a way to impact more seniors and their families.  And that is our highest honor." - Greg Chandler

Greg prefers his apple pie cold but banana pudding warm, the kind made with meringue on top just a few minutes out of the oven. He thinks Tombstone is the best movie ever but ranks watching old westerns with his parents starring, Randolph Scott, or Audie Murphy, right up top as well. Having served people nearly half his life in ministry positions on church staffs, these days, Greg Chandler, spends his time ministering in a different way to seniors and their families via hospice care with the Smoky Mountain Hospice Knoxville team.

Of his position and company, Greg says, "There's not a day goes by I'm not thanking God or expressing to everyone I know how blessed I am to work with everyone at Smoky Mountain Home Health and Hospice. Everyone I work with, including our owner and founder, Mrs. Tammy Francis, deeply cares about each individual and family we provide care for. It means something to work for someone local, being a hometown agency that makes decisions in a patient's bedroom and not some corporate boardroom."

He loves his Tennessee Vols, Dodgers baseball team, enjoys fishing with his Dad and best friends, but most of all, Greg Chandler, Community Educator with Smoky Mountain Hospice of Knoxville, loves impacting the lives of others, striving together with his team to do so with God's matchless grace and an undying hope.