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Dr Joe had a successful practice in Cumming, Georgia. He was a regular DE attendee and worked with Dr Sid Williams from the beginning of his Chiropractic career. He was directely involved in many projects that helped Chiropractic  politically and publicly . Doctor Joe was a Silent Warrior, he may not have been the loudest in the room, but he showed up for battle every time. We need moore leaders like Dr Joe who lead by his example and showed up for the cause when necessary, financially and physically. 

 

Dr Joe Gregory has also been a committed GCC member for decades. He leaves a legacy of servitude for the GCC and Chiropractic. He served most positions on the GCC board, most recently as our trusted treasurer, and was named 2004 Chiropractor of the Year by the GCC membership. Dr Joe had a tough position but was always an anchor to keep us on purpose. He was stern when needed yet encouraging when we were moving in the right direction. His smile and firm hand shake will be missed by all that knew him. We've all lost a great friend both professionally and personally.

 

Please  keep his family in your prayers. The Gregory family, including his son Dr Jason Gregory, will hold a Memorial Service at Ingram Funeral Home on Wednesday, Dec 28 at 7pm with visitation from 10am-12pm and 5pm-7pm. I encourage EVERYONE coming to come show respect and love to Dr. Joe and his family.  Dr Jason wants this to be a celebration, so let's get together and celebrate the life of our brother Dr. Joe Gregory!

 

Awais Butt, DC

President

Georgia Council of Chiropractic