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President
Ms. Dottie S. Lankford
Memphis, TN 38120
Work Phone: (901) 581-5429
Email: dottielankford@gmail.com

President-Elect
Mr. Mark Jackson, PAHM
Cariten Healthcare
1420 Centerpoint Boulevard
Knoxville, TN 37932
Work Phone: (865) 740-6536
Fax: (8653744338
Email: mjackso3@covhlth.com

Past President
Chris Simmons, FLMI,HIA
Van Meter Insurance
109 Shingle Way # 101
Franklin, TN 37067-1714
Work Phone: (615) 261-1902 x 3036
Fax: (615) 261-1903
Email: csimmons@vanmeterins.com

Treasurer
Mr. R. Todd Gregory
Gregory Insurance Benefits
1207 Choctaw Trail
Brentwood, TN 37027-7411
Work Phone: (615) 661-5631 x
Fax: (615) 661-5670
Email: gregorybenefits@peoplepc.com

Secretary
Ms. Michele H. Myers, PAHM
BlueCross BlueShield of Tennessee
85 North Danny Thomas Blvd.
Memphis, TN 38103
Work Phone: (901) 544-2126
Fax: (901) 544-2411
Email: michele_myers@bcbst.com

Membership & Retention Chair
Mrs. Anna Partridge
BlueCross BlueShield of TN
801 Pine Street, Suite 4G1
Chattanooga, TN 37402-2520
Work Phone: (423) 763-3139
Fax: (423) 755-6255
Email: anna_partridge@bcbst.com

Federal and State Legislative Chair
Mr. Jonathan Frisch
Zalowitz Frisch Benefits Group
618 Oakleaf Office Lane, # 200
Memphis, TN 38117
Work Phone: (901) 844-6787
Fax: (901) 405-3920
Email: jf@zfbenefits.com

HUPAC State Rep.
Mr. Jonathan Frisch
Zalowitz Frisch Benefits Group
618 Oakleaf Office Lane, # 200
Memphis, TN 38117
Work Phone: (901) 844-6787
Fax: (901) 405-3920
Email: jf@zfbenefits.com

Awards Chair
Ms. Sharon Lynn Dicorato
Blue Cross Blue Shield of TN
801 Pine Street, Suite 4G1
Chattanooga, TN 37402-2520
Work Phone: (423) 763-3598
Fax: (423) 755-6247
Email: sharon_dicorato@bcbst.com

Education Chair
Ms. Cathy E. Anthony
Northwestern Mutual
1600 Division St, Suite 400
Nashville, TN 37203-2747
Work Phone: (615) 742-0300
Fax: (615) 742-8791
Email: cathy.anthony@nmfn.com

Media Relations Chair
Mr. Keith A. James, MBA, FACHE
The James Group, LLC
6055 Primacy Parkway, Suite 300
Memphis, TN 38119-5773
Work Phone: (901) 273-8600
Fax: (901) 273-8700
Email: keith.james@jamesgroupllc.com

Communications Chair
Amy Fawcett, PAHM
Blue Cross Blue Shield of TN
727 Blackmon Rd
Medina, TN 38355
Work Phone: (731) 783-1397
Fax: (731) 783-1386
Email: amy_fawcett@bcbst.com

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NashTrash Tours has been in operation since 1997. This tour is not primarily historical, although a few sights are pointed out along a tour route that includes downtown Nashville and a bit of the Music Row area. This tour is more about comedy, and consists mainly of stories about the scandals endured by many country music legends. MORE

There are numerous country-music themed shops along lower Broadway in the tourist district, including the renouned Ernest Tubb Record Shop. This longtime city landmark is world famous for its huge selection of country albums, old, new and rare. Fans of Jack Daniels and John Deere will find plenty of products and other items such as local sauces and country music items downtown at the Market Street Mercantile. MORE

Whether you�re a music lover, a history buff, or an art snob, Nashville�s collection of fine museums likely has something that will catch your eye. The Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum on 5th Ave. is the destination for diehard country devotees and casual fans of the genre alike, and�as the world�s largest music museum. . . MORE

In the cradle of country music, the Grand Ole Opry has been the biggest show in town for over 80 years. A weekly showcase for the brightest stars and most promising up-and-comers of country, the Opry still goes on the air every Saturday night, broadcast live from the 4400-seat Grand Ole Opry House. MORE

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