ABOUT US
Northwest Forest Republican Women (NWFRW) is an award-winning federated club founded on June 6, 1974, in northwest Harris County, under the leadership of the late Priscilla Petty. NWFRW is one of the largest Republican Women’s clubs in Harris County. It is affiliated with the Texas Federation of Republican Women (TFRW) and the National Federation of Republican Women (NFRW), the largest partisan women’s organization in the country.
PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE
Welcome to Northwest Forest Republican Women! It would be our pleasure for you to join us in attending our educational and informative monthly meetings. We host local, state, and national speakers, who keep us abreast of all things political!
Club member benefits include monthly speakers, newsletters, emails, and an organization directory. Northwest Forest Republican Women is a part of the largest women’s political organization in Texas. Please reach out to us with any questions. We hope to see you soon!
Lauren Maywald
President
Northwest Forest Republican Women
GUEST SPEAKER
Join us for our monthly meeting August 10th!
NWFRW welcomes Jon Bonck (Candidate for TX. U.S. House, District 38) as the guest speaker for the August 10th general meeting. In a runoff election following the March primary, Bonck won the Republican nomination and is on track to become the next member of Congress from Texas’ 38th District.
Bonck holds a bachelor’s degree in biochemistry from Louisiana State University and spent time in quality control roles in the biochemical and petroleum industries before moving into marketing with Nalco Champion in 2015. He later became a mortgage loan officer. Currently, Bonck is a Houston-area mortgage professional as well as a church deacon and financial steward, where he and his wife, Laura, and their two children worship.
Moving rapidly toward the November election, Bonck’s campaign has focused on the importance of Republicans “getting-out-the-vote” and encouraging people to be engaged in the election process. He has also highlighted the importance of stricter immigration enforcement, protection for the unborn, and pushback against what he characterizes as “woke” curriculum in schools. Bonck frames himself as a political outsider rather than a career politician, leaning on his business and church background to make that case for voters. He is known as a “servant leader ready to fight for Texas families.”
Mark your calendars! Make your reservations, and bring a friend to this important meeting to become better informed about the Republican candidate for Texas’ 38th Congressional District, Jon Bonck.
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