Rev. Christian Mays

Scott Lipps

Kathy Grossmann

Randy Kuvin

Randall S. Kuvin, CPA/ABV, CFF – President and Managing Partner of Flagel Huber Flagel, a regional CPA firm with offices in Dayton, Cincinnati, and Troy. Randy joined the Firm in 1985, was admitted as a Partner in 1995, and became President and Managing Partner in 2008. He also heads up the Firm’s business valuation and litigation services department and has been qualified as an expert witness in numerous Common Pleas Court proceedings in eight Ohio counties.

Randy received his Bachelor of Science degree in Accountancy from Miami University in 1985 and is a Certified Public Accountant, Accredited in Business Valuation, and Certified in Financial Forensics.

In addition to serving as the Warren County Republican Party Executive Committee Treasurer (since 2003), Randy currently serves on the Board of Working In Neighborhoods, Inc., as Treasurer of the Warren County Small Business Development Alliance, is a founding trustee and treasurer of the Mason Deerfield Chamber Community Development Corporation, and formerly served as an elected Deerfield Township Trustee (2001-2005).

Randy and his wife Gina reside in Hamilton Township and are the proud parents of three adult children: Katie, Lindsey, and Alex.

Peter Mengel

Darlene Hicks

Ginger Lehman

Kathy Brown

Linda Burke

Don Prince

John Roesch

John was raised in Massillon, Ohio and attended The United States Military Academy at West Point for two years and graduated from The Ohio State University with a BS Degree in Chemistry. After graduation, he served 2 years active duty as a 1^st Lieutenant in the U.S. Army stationed in Fulda, Germany. Following active duty John worked for AT&T, Merrill Lynch, and then spent 33 years in the plastic container industry with Continental Plastic Containers/ Consolidated Container Company in positions of Regional Sales Manager, National Business Director, and Vice President of Sales & Marketing.

After retiring in 2009 John volunteered as a tutor for Warren County Adult New Readers (WCANR) helping adults improve their reading skills. He was elected to their board of directors in 2014, and was elected President of the board in April 2017. In 2018 WCANR merged with Warren County Community Services (WCCS), and he now serves on the board of directors of WCCS as well as President of Adult New Readers Advisory Board.

John was elected as Republican Chairman for his precinct in 2010 and continue to serve in that capacity today. During this period he was elected to the Warren County Republican Party’s Board of Directors and served 2 years on the audit committee, 2 years as Assistant Treasurer and 2 years as Vice Chairman of the Central Committee. After a two year absence he was re-elected to the board for a 4 year term in June 2018.

John is married to his wife, Marcia, and has two grown children and 4 grandchildren. He has lived in Warren County since 2003.

Rob Tuttle

Rob was the son of an Air Force pilot and moved every few years around the globe as an “Air Force Brat” with his family. After his father retired in 1970 in Orlando, Rob attended Florida Tech University (now UCF) and then the University of Florida before moving to Baltimore to marry his wife Cindy in 1979. Parents to two grown sons and grandparents to three, Rob and Cindy have lived in Springboro since 1991. Cindy is a retired children’s Pastor.

Rob retired in 2019 after 38 years in the IT industry with AT&T, NCR, then Teradata, where he led a multinational team providing analytics and consulting services to the global Procter and Gamble organization.

Active in Warren County Republican politics for more than 20 years, he has served 3 terms on the Central Committee and, along with his wife Cindy, is also active in the pro-life community. Formerly a Board member and Legislative Committee Chairman of Right to Life Action Coalition of Ohio, he now volunteers with Dayton Right to Life.

In his “spare time,” Rob is also a Constitution instructor and teaches a variety of classes on our Founding documents throughout the Miami Valley with Building Blocks for Liberty (BBFL) and the Institute on the Constitution (IOTC). He is active in multiple local Tea Party and Liberty Groups and is an active campaigner for Republican candidates and pro-life causes. He enjoys testifying before Committees in the Ohio House and Senate on pro-life and other Constitution related issues.

"Providence has given to our people the choice of their rulers, and it is the duty, as well as the privilege and interest of our Christian nation to select and prefer Christians for their rulers." John Jay, Founding Father and first Chief Justice of the Supreme Court; Founder of the American Bible Society

Amy Brewer

Jane Fahrney

Becky Bailey