Who We Are

Since 1999, Wood County Republican Women has united and empowered conservative women to lead and serve East Texas with faith and conviction.

  • Wood County Republican Women was founded in 1999 to unite, educate, and empower conservative women who wanted to make a difference in their community. What began as a small circle of friends with a shared love of faith, family, and freedom has grown into a strong, active organization that champions civic engagement and supports local leaders across East Texas. Through decades of service, our members have remained committed to the same mission — to preserve the values that make Wood County strong and to encourage more women to take part in shaping the future of our community.

  • To actively support and strengthen the Republican Party in Wood County and the state of Texas, and restore the values and freedoms guaranteed by our constitution.

    1. To promote and facilitate the election of conservative Republican Party candidates.

    2. To inform and educate WCRW and the electorate of important political issues and conservative values.

    3. To inspire Republican women to engage in political interests.

    4. To actively support conservative community programs in our state.

    1. To train and educate Wood County women to become effective advocates in politics.

    2. To plan projects, events and meetings that broaden the interest and education of our members.

    3. To schedule regular meetings that focus on current topics, critical issues and proposed legislation.

    4. To focus on community service projects that improve quality of life in our service area.

Leadership

  • A smiling woman with curly hair, wearing glasses, hoop earrings, layered necklaces, and a white top with colorful stripes, indoors.

    Myett Miller

    President

  • A man with curly dark hair, glasses, and a beard, wearing a dark green sweater, looking slightly to the side with a thoughtful expression.

    Myett Miller

    Vice President

  • A woman with straight black hair smiling in a green indoor garden or greenhouse with plants.

    Eleanor Parks

    Wanda Mischefsky

  • Three people standing in front of a backdrop with the logo of the Republican Women of Wood County, including two elderly women and a man. The women are wearing corsages with red roses, and the man is dressed in a blue suit.

    Leann Robinson

    Treasurer

A group of women in red and white clothing stand behind a man in a light blue suit inside a formal government chamber with green drapes and Texas flags. They are smiling together for a group photo, representing the Wood County Republican Women during
A patriotic parade float decorated with red, white, and blue bunting, balloons, and American flags. Women in red shirts wave flags and smile beside campaign signs for Jeb Hensarling and Rick Perry, representing the Wood County Republican Women in a c
Six women seated and standing around a wooden table during a meeting, smiling at the camera. The setting includes notebooks, glasses of iced tea, and an American flag, showing members of the Wood County Republican Women gathered for discussion and fe
A group of women sitting outdoors holding campaign signs for Republican candidates including Ted Cruz, Donald Trump, and J.D. Vance. They are smiling and dressed in patriotic clothing, gathered near a grassy area with trees and blue skies overhead.
Two women wearing red and purple stand beside Bryan Hughes in a navy suit in front of a Republican Women of Wood County backdrop. They are smiling and wearing corsages, representing honorees at a local Republican Women event.
A diverse group of women dressed in red, white, blue, and denim smile together for a photo in front of a red, white, and blue ribbon backdrop. The group represents the Wood County Republican Women, gathered for a celebration or community meeting.