1st Vice President

Lori left in 2004 a successful career with Fortune 500 medical equipment companies to raise her son Sam. Lori has been deeply involved in the Lee County School District (LCSD), contributing freely of both her time and her expertise serving on nearly all the LCSD Advisory Committees. In 2013 Lori founded TNT: Teaching Not Testing, successfully petitioning the LCSD School Board to reinstate recess for children in K-5 and negotiating with the district to reduce excessive testing.  She holds an Associate’s Degree from Illinois Central College, is a member of the SWFL Community Foundation FutureMakers Coalition, was featured in ‘NaturePlay’ Documentary and Recess: The Story of Florida, and is the 2nd VP for the Lee Republican Women’s Club.

Second Vice President

Amira Fox, State Attorney for the 20th Judicial Circuit of Florida covering Lee, Collier, Charlotte, Hendry and Glades counties graduated from American University in Washington D.C. in 1987 with degrees in International Studies and Economics and received her law degree from The George Washington University in 1990. She was Assistant State Attorney with the 20th Judicial Circuit in 1990 and head of the Hendry and Glades office in 1998. She entered private practice in 2002, and formed her own practice in 2004. She became Chief Assistant State Attorney in 2012 and in 2015.  Ms. Fox was chair of the 20th Judicial Circuit Grievance Committee and completed a four year term with the 20th Circuit’s Judicial Nominating Commission, having been appointed by Governor Rick Scott in 2014. She is active in numerous community organizations. Amira’s and her husband Mike have four children.

Treasurer

Chris was born in Vincennes, Indiana. From early on, she campaigned for Republican candidates in her area, even wrote a campaign song for her local mayoral race which she sang on her local radio station. she earned a BA in Elementary Education at Concordia Teachers College in Illinois and an MS in Elementary Education from Indiana University.  She taught for thirty-four years in Indiana and has subbed locally for fourteen years after retirement and relocation to Florida.  Her hobby is the Civil War, and she has given talks to various clubs and schools. She enjoys the company of her two sons and three grandchildren (one on the way).

Assistant Treasurer

Roz is a Past President of the SWFL Symphony Society, volunteered for the Cape Coral Mayor’s Scholarship Fund, the Lee County AIDS Task Force, and spent 10 years restoring the Frank Alderman House.  She belongs to the Rotary Club of Cape Coral and is on its Art Festival Committee serving as a preliminary judge for the 2015 show.  She is the club and foundtion accountant, and the longest serving member of the Lee County REC,  and treasurer for three terms. She has volunteered for many local campaigns.  For the 2016 Presidential Campaign, Roz was President Trump’s Primary Election Campaign Chair and his General Election Campaign Co-Chair.  She was selected as an Alternate Delegate to the National Convention in Cleveland.

Recording Secretary

Born in the same year as Walt Disney World, Ruth grew up from the strawberry fields in Plant City, Florida. She met the love of her life, Raymond, at Berry College in Georgia, and has has been married for 27 years.  Their son Rhett, at 17, continues to teach them so many of God’s greatest lessons in love.   She is an avid FGCU Eagles fan, as she has been a part of the University’s growth for 19 years in a variety of administrative roles, currently serving as the University Director of Emergency Management. She is also the Adviser for the FGCU College Republicans and the Community Emergency Response Team (CERT).  She utilizes her knowledge of government and policy to make gains in protecting human life in all of its levels of development through Personhood, Florida, and assists with Republican efforts.

Corresponding Secretary