Putnam County Republican Women celebrating our country in a local parade!
MoFRW members Making A Difference!
MoFRW 2017 Convention
United Federation Republican Women - 2017
2017 Breckenridge Scholars
Putnam County Republican Women 7-4-16
5th and 6th Districts host NFRW campaign RV, Rosie event.
Ladies of Missouri Federation of Republican Women
2016 Breckenridge Scholars at Missouri Supreme Court
4th District Fall Meeting
Legislative Day at the Capitol 2016
President's Report
I hope you are enjoying the lazy, hazy, crazy days of summer. (I stole that from Nat King Cole- 1963) July 4th ranks up there with Christmas and Thanksgiving as a special holiday. I hope you have the opportunity to attend a special event commemorating the colonies declaring their independence 242 years ago on that July 4th, 1776. Did you know three U.S. President’s died on 4th of July? .. READ MORE BELOW:
The First Federated Republican Women’s Club of Clay County is in the 6th District and was founded in 1946, remaining active for over 70 years in the Kansas City area. Sandi Clark is the 35th elected President of the club and we have several club members who have been active for more than 25 years. .. READ MORE
About MoFRW
On February 15, 1930 representatives from the following Republican Women’s Clubs met in St. Louis, Missouri. The group voted to form a federated Republican Women’s State Club and chose Mrs. Grace S. Burlingham as temporary chairman. On May 9, 1930, a committee was appointed to draft a Constitution and Bylaws. Learn More About MoFRW
Learn more about the upcoming meetings for each of the MoFRW Districts as well as all of the other events for the year in this section!
Meet the Members
Meet Nancy Johnson, the Featured "Meet the Member" for the month of June. "In 2006, Claire McCaskill had her first run for US Senator. I was opposed to the campaign issues she supported."... Read More
Last Month Meet the Member
My name is Deborah Phillips and I have been a member of the Johnson County Federated Republican Women from the 4th District of Missouri since 2009. I became aware of our political structure of laws being overlooked, ignored and discarded by those that were elected to represent the people. Learn More
On February 15, 1930 representatives from the following Republican Women’s Clubs met in St. Louis, Missouri. The group voted to form a federated Republican Women’s State Club and chose Mrs. Grace S. Burlingham as temporary chairman. On May 9, 1930, a committee was appointed to draft a Constitution and Bylaws.
