RPBC Executive Board

Barbara grew up in Lake Village, Arkansas, the daughter of entrepreneurs and farmers. She always had a keen interest in politics, and worked on her first congressional campaign at age 18 in Arkansas’s 4th District. She lives in Bella Vista on a small farm, has two sons and three grandchildren, and practices real estate.

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After moving to Texas to begin her professional career, her political leanings were solidified in the conservative Republican Party. She moved to Northwest Arkansas and became active in the Benton County Republican Women, serving three terms as president. She joined the County Committee and served as Secretary, all Vice Chairman positions, and has been involved in planning every Lincoln Day Dinner. One of her most memorable events was working at George W. Bush’s last stop on Election Day 2000 at XNA.

Barbara is a committed and unapologetic constitutionalist and leads the RPBC as such. She is committed to an aggressive program of education and enlarging our conservative base and keeping Benton County and Arkansas “Red”.

Elizabeth attended her first RPBC meeting in January 2021 and became a member. Since then, she has actively helped the RPBC in various ways, most notably with events. She has worked hard to get the RPBC name out in the community and bring in new members. She is a firm believer that “Local Action = National Impact.”

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Elizabeth graduated from John Brown University with a degree in Organizational Management. She works in the Walmart/Vendor world and has over 15 years of experience in sales and account management.

 

Elizabeth is an Arkansas native, moving to NWA in the early 90s as a child. She is married with 4 children. She and her husband live in Garfield on 24 acres, where they enjoy gardening and raising chickens. They love the outdoors and spend their extra time camping, hiking, and canoeing.

Andrew is originally from the Chicagoland area, and has called Arkansas home since 2014.  He's married, and is expecting his first son this year.

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Andrew developed a passion for politics in graduate school, he attended Saint Louis University.  He has been a member since 2020.

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In a recent career role, Andrew was responsible for developing weekly financial reports for a multi-billion dollar agricultural company, so the transition to treasurer has been easy.