09/05/2026
Meet my amateur couple dancing to raise money for Sevier County United Way. Please go vote for them in support of United Way!
One of them spent more than two decades as a cardiac nurse. The other teaches people to fly above Douglas Lake. 💃🕺
Meet Team Broome.
Betsy Broome grew up in Oakwood, Georgia, raised by her mom and older sister in the North Georgia foothills, where her childhood nickname was Jubilee. She found dance on her color guard team and carried it through the University of North Georgia in Dahlonega and her Phi Mu sisterhood. After more than 20 years as a cardiac nurse in middle Tennessee, she traded her scrubs for hospitality and is now in her fourth season as a VIP Tour Guide at Dollywood.
Trey Broome chose these mountains as a Western Carolina University student in the mid-90s and never wavered. He earned his Doctor of Pharmacy from the University of Georgia and today serves as Vice President of Clinical Operations at WellMed. Evenings and weekends he is on the water at Surf the Smokies, the family's Fliteboard-partnered Fliteschool on Hunkerdown Hollow Farm, where guests eFoil above Douglas Lake with the Smokies rising all around them.
Betsy and Trey met in the mountains of North Carolina and celebrate 25 years of marriage this December. They are raising two boys, Parker, 21, and Sawyer, 16, on a farm with Delta the dog, six spirited goats, and more chickens than Betsy will admit to counting. Cheering them on is team marketer Chuck Winstead of Ripley's Aquarium of the Smokies, a United Way supporter since 1986.
Vote for Team Broome: https://dancingforsevier.com/betsy-trey-broome
Every vote is a donation, and every dollar stays right here in Sevier County with the United Way of Sevier County and the twenty agencies it funds.
https://dancingforsevier.com/betsy-trey-broome
