A crowd of 80+ plus attendees enjoyed tea, fellowship, a variety of foods and desserts at the Sunflower Tea, hosted by the Los Alamos Federated Republican Women (LAFRW). The event was held in the Great Room of the Betty Ehart Senior Center on May 3, 2025. Linda Bullock, President, officiated the event, and after the prayer and pledge, Rep. Rebecca Dow, (District 38: Doña Ana, Sierra & Socorro), gave the keynote address.

The only thing keeping America from devolving into utter chaos is law enforcement. Those men and women who serve and protect our communities face hate every single day, from criminals, the radical left and, at times, even their leadership in Democrat-run jurisdictions. They are targeted and murdered or succumb to the invisible injuries of their duties on a daily basis. The very least we can do is to show them in tangible ways that we appreciate and support them. So that's what we did in the Jacksonville Beaches area during May!

High Noon Republican Women visited the Veteran's Way Memorial in Blue Springs. The group placed memorial wreaths at the site and learned about the history of the memorial from one of our  members who helped create it. Another member researched the history of patriotic songs through the ages, and performed the songs for all who attended. 

Nueces County Republican Women enjoyed the first day of volunteering as a group at the Coastal Bend Pregnancy Center's resale shop on May 15.