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2nd Annual Golf Classic results ..

Friday, April 19th 2024. The Bastrop County Republican Party (BCRP) held it’s 2nd Annual
Golf Classic at the beautiful ColoVista Golf Club, located above the banks of the Colorado
River in Bastrop. Players enjoyed sausage wraps and beverages, warmups on the driving range,
and honed their putting skills before the customary Shotgun Start at Noon. Fifteen teams
descended onto the links with the goal to have fun, compete for trophies and Hole In One
contests for prizes, including a brand new Chevrolet Silverado Pickup on the uniquely
challenging 15th hole.

At the conclusion of play, and following a Schlotzsky’s box meal, Curtis Courtney presented
Trophies to: First Place Team: Charlie King, Michelle King, Jacob King and Colby King;
Second Place Team: Virgil King, Adam Meuth, David King and Wesley King; with Third Place
Team: Gary Klaus, Ethan Bryce, Curtis Perkins and Randy Mudschink. There was no Hole-In-
One winner for the Silverado.

BCRP gratefully acknowledges and thanks Fire King for returning as Ace Sponsor; CenTex Air
& Heat and CasPro Builders as Birdie Sponsors; Covert Bastrop as Hole-In-One Sponsor; Meal
Sponsors: Bastrop Mobile Home and RV Parts, Senator Charles Schwertner, Brown
Distributing, Rangel & Brymer LLC, Re/Max Frank Rainosek Team, and Glen and Susan
Carlisle; and Hole Sponsors: Best Friends Boarding, Pampered Paws by Best Friends, Best
Friends Boarding Too, Duett’s Tire & Automotive Service, Chris Dillon Law, Lost Pines
Republican Women, & Jen Bezner, Stephen & Sue Beck, Elgin General Store, Belinda
Rodriquez, Loose Cannon Welding Company, Krista Bartsch Bastrop County Clerk, Linda
Roberts, ZAPCO Die-Cut Paper Products, Law Office of Derek VanGilder, County
Commissioner – Precinct 1, and John Winkleman for District 335 Judge. The planning
committee wishes to thank all the volunteers for their tireless efforts for without this event
would not have been as successful.

Informational Meeting – April 22nd, 2024

BCRP Office Meeting Room
Doors open at 6:00pm for networking
Program start at 6:30pm

~ MONDAY ~
April 22nd, 2024
443 Highway 71 West,
Bastrop Texas

This months speaker will be Christie Slape, Chapter Chair of Moms for Liberty Williamson County.

Christie Slape is the Chapter Chair of Moms for Liberty Williamson County, a non-partisan, 501c4 organization that unifies, educates and empowers parents to defend their parental rights at all levels of government. She is a lover of God and country, a wife of 28 years, Mom to 4 amazing kids, and a proud, life-long Texan. She is the co-Chair of the Moms for Liberty Texas Legislative Committee, a Patriot Academy Constitution Coach, a Republican Party Precinct Chair, and has worked with other like-minded parents to ensure that our National Motto “In God We Trust” is displayed in Round Rock ISD schools. She is a Mama Bear who believes that life is too short to sit on the sidelines. She is inspired by the words of John Adams, “Duty is ours, results are God’s.“

The Bastrop County Republican Party has monthly Informational Meetings, which are held the 4th Monday of each month. We invite speakers on a variety of issues and topics. Visit BastropCtyGOP.com for more information.

March Informational Meeting with Nathan Macias

Nathan Macias, Executive Director of the Texas based Patriot Academy, spoke to dozens of attendees at this months Informational Meeting. Mr. Macias, an Air Force veteran, former State Representative and currently CEO and dynamic speaker enlightened attendees on the Patriot Academy’s nation wide efforts to educate, train and encourage involvement in building and keeping a strong country. He sited the techniques and philosophies employed during their ‘boot camps’ that prepare individuals and corporations for the task, and offered numerous examples of their effectiveness. More information on the Patriot Academy’s program can be found on their website www.PatriotAcademy.com

The Bastrop County Republican Party has monthly Informational Meetings, which are held the 4th Monday of each month. We invite speakers on a variety of issues and topics. Visit BastropCtyGOP.com for more information.

 

Bastrop County Republican Party County Convention

The Bastrop County Republican Party held their County Convention on March 23rd at Family Worship Center in Elgin, TX. Delegates and Alternates were elected to attend the Republican State Convention to be held in San Antonio on May 23rd thru May 25th. Next the Delegates voted on Resolutions to be sent to the Republican Party of Texas State Convention for approval. If the resolutions are approved, they will be used to help establish the party platform. Overall, the County Convention was a success with participation of 19 out of 26 Precincts in attendance. The convention adjourned and allowed attendees to enjoy lunch and fellowship.

Please visit our website for more information and calendar of upcoming events, informational meetings on the 4th Monday of each month and a review of events taking place in our county.

February Informational Meeting Draws Large Attendance

Dawn Buckingham, M.D., the Texas Land Commissioner spoke with county residents, candidates for city, county and state offices and BCRP members at the February Informational Meeting. The evening meeting was held in the First National Bank Community Room following an informal meet and greet opportunity. Commissioner Buckingham, discussed the many important functions of the General Land Office, including efforts to preserve, protect and operate the Alamo and Museum, and the management and acquisition of state lands to protect the states borders and coast line. In addition she shared projects focused on helping Texans recovering from natural disasters, the funding of Texas public education through the Permanent School Fund, and how the GLO helps provide benefits to Texas Veterans.

The Bastrop County Republican Party has monthly Informational Meetings, which are held the 4th Monday of each month. We invite speakers on a variety of issues and topics. Visit BastropCtyGOP.com for more information.

Informational Meeting – March 25th, 2024

BCRP Office Meeting Room
Doors open at 6:00pm for networking
Program start at 6:30pm

~ MONDAY ~
March 25th, 2024
443 Highway 71 West,
Bastrop Texas

This months speaker will be Nathan Macias, Executive Director Patriot Academy.

The Honorable Nathan Macias is a former Texas State Representative, a retired USAF Lt Col, an engineer, business owner, and educator. He served as VP, Operations for several small businesses. His desire is to disciple individuals in order to develop our nation’s leaders. He directs the ever-expanding footprint and impact of Patriot Academy across the nation.

He resides in San Antonio, TX with his bride of 39 years, Susan. They have seven adult children, six in-law children, and 13 grandchildren!

 

2nd Annual Golf Classic

Calling all Golfers, Supporters and Fans to join us for our 2024 “2nd Annual Golf Classic”.

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REGISTRATIONS

INDIVIDUAL AND FOURSOME TEAMS
* Individual Player $75
* Foursome Team $300

SPONSORSHIPS

* Ace Sponsor $1000
Recognized as Ace Sponsor on BCRP Website for 3 months and on event banner, 1-Hole Sponsor | 1-Foursome Team | 2 General Admission to Boots and BBQ (9/21/2024)

* Eagle Sponsor $750
Recognized as Eagle Sponsor on BCRP Website for 3 months and on event banner, 1-Hole Sponsor | 1-Foursome Team

* Birdie Sponsor $500
Recognized as Birdie Sponsor on BCRP Website for 3 months and on event banner, 1-Hole Sponsor

* Meal Sponsor $250
Recognized as Meal Sponsor on BCRP Website for 3 months and on event banner

* Hole Sponsor $150
Recognized as Hole Sponsor on BCRP Website for 3 months and on event banner

* General Donor
Specify the amount of your Generous Donation

REGISTRATION \ DONATION QUESTIONS

Contact David Layland by phone: (512)923-8514, or by email.

Register/Donate ONLINE today or pickup a flyer/application at the BCRP office.

Our Office is located at:
443 Highway 71 West
Bastrop Texas 78602

Office hours are:
Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday from 10 AM to 2 PM, and
Thursday from 2 PM to 6 PM.

Informational Meeting – February 26th, 2024

Commissioner Buckingham’s family were among the first settlers to Texas nine generations ago, and that tough, independent, pioneer spirit is deeply rooted in her personality. True to her Texas roots, her commitment to service began early, serving as a volunteer firefighter, and attending the Texas A&M Fire School. She is also an avid hunter, outdoorswoman, and steward of the land. She made history in 2016 as the first woman elected to the Texas State Senate from Travis County and she made history again in 2022 when elected as this state’s first female Land Commissioner.

Dawn came from humble roots—growing up on a ranch near the Texas coast and then moved to Central Texas. She has never settled for less than her dreams. Wanting to attend college, but without the money to do so, Dawn lived at home, working two jobs to pay her own way through college at the University of Texas at Austin. With endurance of spirit, she graduated Magna Cum Laude and debt-free. It was during college that she met the love of her life and husband of 31 years, Ed Buckingham. Dawn and Ed both received their medical degrees from the University of Texas Medical Branch at Galveston, and they have two children. Her commitment to service and recognition for her work has allowed her to hold leadership positions in local, state, and national medical organizations.

Dawn embodies the American Dream. Through hard work, a “never-quit” attitude, and perseverance, she has risen above her circumstances. Becoming a self-made small business owner employing Texans, serving others in her profession and as an elected official, she has always given back to her community.

As your Land Commissioner, Dr. Dawn Buckingham brings a lifetime of experience to the office. She is totally committed to helping Texans after a disaster, supporting Texas energy, ensuring that every child in Texas receives a high-quality public education, and securing the border to keep our communities safe.

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