Drive the Vote Golf Tournament Raises Funds to Get Out the Vote

 

November 16, 2023 | Conroe, TX

by John Wertz, Tournament Chair & MCRP Assistant Treasurer

The Montgomery County Republican Party held its third fundraising event of the biennium on November 6 at the Panorama Golf Club in Conroe. It was another great success thanks in large part to over 60 golfing participants, 20 sponsors, and 20 volunteers!

Proceeds from the tournament will be used to print and mail voter guides reminding Republican voters to not only exercise their constitutional right to vote, but to inform them about those all-important, down-the-ballot races such as judges and other local elected representatives.

The beautiful weather and festive atmosphere made for a fun and memorable event. In addition to feeding everyone breakfast tacos, thanks to Dr. Shelly Sekula-Gibbs, and box lunches at the turn, there were trophies, restaurant certificates, and other prizes for this event. 

 

Tournament Awards

Not only were awards given for 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place team finishes, but there were also awards for Longest Drive (Zach Wynn), Closest-to-the-Pin (Brandon Fleming), and a putting contest (Gabe Sanchez).

 

First Place - Team Ferrell

  • Alex Novosel

  • Jake Saladin

  • Ainsley Walker

  • Justin White

Second Place - Team Treadway

  • Tommy Gaskins

  • Alex Harrell

  • Bill Jackson

  • Cliff Williams

Third Place - Team Devine

  • Ken Crouch

  • Mike Devine

  • Don Nelson

  • Zachary Wynn

 

Thank You to Our Generous Sponsors

Thank you to our sponsors for coming alongside us in the fight to elect strong Conservatives! Your sponsorship allows us to continue to safeguard Constitutional principles and values in Montgomery County.

  • Senator Brandon Creighton

  • Honorable Jay Wright

  • County Attorney B.D. Griffin

  • Commissioner Matt Gray

  • Judge Kristin Bays

  • Dr. Shelley Sekula-Gibbs, The Woodlands Township Director

  • Conroe City Councilman Harry Hardman

  • Conroe City Councilman Todd Yancey

  • Jim Spigener, President, Lone Star Groundwater Conservation District

  • Jon Bouché, Lone Star Groundwater Conservation District

  • Kenneth Earnest, Lone Star Groundwater Conservation District

  • Charles Shirley, Montgomery County Hospital District

  • Mike Sullivan, Lone Star College Board of Trustees Director

  • Kent Chambers

  • Ryan Ferrell

  • D.J. Fike

  • Ron Grundstein

  • George Hyde

  • Lindsey Kasprzak

  • Dan McIntyre

  • Greg Parker

  • Scott & Lisa Railey

  • Kenna & Mike Seiler

  • Simon Sequeira

  • Herschel Williams

 

Many Thanks to Our Volunteers

We could not have put on such a productive event without the many volunteers who gave so much of their time to help Get Out the Vote in Montgomery County.

  • Tournament Chair - John Wertz

  • Fundraising Committee Chair - Jackie Williams

  • MCRP Secretary and Steering Committee member - D.J. Fike

  • Marketing Chair - Kim Weber

  • Silent Auction Coordinator - Juanita Simmons

Other volunteers included: Emcee Jon Bouché,  photographer extraordinaire Herschel Williams, Neda Henery, Stephanie Cox and Bob Bagley (Sales), Jennifer Eckhart, Stephanie Schwantes and Melinda Olinde (Check-in), Charles Shirley and Doug Taylor (Finance), Tammy Kelver (Food Coordinator), Karen White and Blake Hall (Utility), and Lisa Railey (Communication).

Congratulations to all of our winners and a big “Thank you” to all who sponsored, volunteered, and participated in making this such a fun and memorable event!

 

Get Involved!

The Montgomery County Republican Party needs your help as we prepare for the March Primary Election. It takes many volunteers to help with block walking, educating voters in parking lots, and getting out the vote for strong Conservatives. Please take a moment to learn how you can get involved!

 
John Wertz

Assistant Treasurer John Wertz serves in Precinct 69 in The Woodlands. As the Montgomery County Republican Party Victory Committee Chairman, he led a Get-Out-the-Vote campaign during the 2022-2024 biennium that resulted in the largest turnout of voters in a gubernatorial election in county history.

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