Caswell, a 30+ year pharmacy owner in Baxter Springs, KS, is past president of the NCPA and Kansas Pharmacists Association, and a distinguished alumnus of the University of Kansas School of Pharmacy. A lifelong learner with a passion for community service, he is known for his dedication to his patients and his commitment to independent community pharmacy. As an owner of four pharmacies in southeast Kansas and southwest Missouri, Caswell has been a tireless advocate for the independent pharmacy owner. 

“The legacy of the NCPA Foundation and its service and education to the profession of pharmacy along with recognizing the unique blend of professional and business acumen within our communities, is unmatched,” said Caswell, upon accepting his nomination to the board. “I am excited to join in with my colleagues in furthering the foundations goals and to assist our pharmacy brethren when they meet challenges due to disaster and unforeseen events.”

Chancy also has a long and distinguished career in pharmacy. He is past president of NCPA and Georgia Pharmacy Association, is the owner of Chancy Drugs in Hahira, GA, and currently serves as chairman-elect for the Academy of Independent Pharmacy in Georgia. 

The Chancys are a three-generation pharmacist family, serving their community for more than 50 years. Currently comprised of six full-service community pharmacies, Chancy Drugs currently employs over 100 people across South Georgia. Hugh is deeply involved in his community, serving on numerous boards and actively supporting local organizations.

“I am excited about the opportunity to serve on the Foundation board. I look forward to working with everyone to advance the mission of the foundation. I enjoy working with like-minded colleagues around the country who want to grow and support the sustainability of independent community pharmacy.”