Welcome to Lamorinda Republican Women Federated Website!

Welcome to Lamorinda Republican Women Federated - Dedicated to the promotion of the Republican philosophy and the election of Republican candidates.

Lamorinda Republican Women Federated (LRWF) was founded in 1950 and has since grown to over 100 members. LRWF is a group with a purpose….the promotion of the Republican philosophy, the election of Republican candidates, presentation of local and national issues, legislative and ballot measures, and to provide a forum for discussing these issues.

Lamorinda Republican Women Federated also sponsors a number of community outreach programs. Currently we are supporting the No Child Left Behind program, the Blue Star Moms, Ronald Reagan Scholarship program, Mamie Eisenhower Library Project and the Caring for America project. And our members are actively involved in Voter Registration and the Get Out The Vote (GOTV) program.

The Lamorinda Republican Women Federated is a Diamond Award winning chapter of the National Federation of Republican Women and the California Federation of Republican Women.

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EXECUTIVE BOARD
2008
President	Phyllis Stout
1st Vice President	Joan Cyril
2nd Vice President	Kandi Kaufman
Installing Officer	Becky Kolberg
Recording Secretary	Jan Rains
Treasurer	Elsie Euing
Editor, “The Trumpet”	Patsy Ronat

Left to Right, Joan Cyril, 1st Vice President; Jan Rains, Secretary; Elsie Euing, Treasurer and Phyllis Stout, President. Not pictured Kandi Kaufman, 2nd Vice President.

The above picture was taken at the Move America Forward demonstration in Berkeley to defend the United States Marine Recruiting Center on February 12, 2008. L-R Michelle Clone, Terri Tonge, Past President East Contra Costa County RWF and Lamorinda RWF members, Phyllis Stout, Tracy Lloyd, Jacquie Cloit and Kris Hunt.

Immediately after Democrats in Sacramento proposed a California state budget with a $3-Billion deficit and $6.4 Billion in new taxes, the Republican Women of Contra Costa County, including the Lamorinda and Ygnacio Valley Republican Women Federated jumped into action. The lovely ladies, every one, hijacked a bus to Sacramento June 11, calmly lunched on the South lawn of the Capitol, then riotously marched to the steps of the Capitol, where they held a press conference, insisted conservative leaders fight for No-New-Taxes, then lobbied State legislative offices to deliver their petitions as legislators cowered in their closets.

The No More Taxes - We Are Taxed To The Max action was sponsored by Americans for Prosperity. Thanks to Phyllis Stout, president of the Lamorinda Women, who used her one phone call from the Sacramento Police Departments general booking station for the report and picture, and cell mate, Kris Hunt, for helping to organize the breakout back to Contra Costa County. What resourceful ladies!