Monday, May 18, 2026
Doors Open at 11:00am
Parq Social (Facilities Resource, Inc.)
1641 Scottsdale Drive
MUST RSVP by May 13th at 6PM*
This meeting is open to all Republican women and men.
1641 Scottsdale Drive
MUST RSVP by May 13th at 6PM*
This meeting is open to all Republican women and men.
RSVP Pricing
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What's for Lunch?BACKYARD COOKOUT!
Brats and Burgers, Pesto Pasta, Homemade Potato Chips, Broccoli Chopped Salad and Peach Cobbler, Fresh Brewed Sweet & Unsweetened Iced Tea and Water. Catered by Shakers Catering |
Get to know our Guest Speakers
Tony Dale is a U.S. Army veteran and serves as the Executive Secretary of the Texas Veterans
Land Board. Dale enlisted in the U.S. Army Reserves and later earned a commission in the Regular Army through ROTC. While on active duty in the 1st Cavalry Division he served as an Armor and Ordnance officer. He is a former Colonel in the Texas State Guard where in his final position he served as the Operations and Plans Officer at Headquarters, Camp Mabry. He is a former member of the Texas House of Representatives and represented Williamson County from 2013-2019. While in the House he served on numerous committees to include Homeland Security and Public Safety, Energy Resources, Environmental Regulation, Juvenile Justice & Family Issues, and the House Select Committee on Cybersecurity. He is the former Mayor Pro Tem of the City of Cedar Park. Dale is a charter member of the Hunter-Morris Memorial American Legion Post 911 in Cedar Park. His wife of over 34 years, Mary Lopez Dale, was the 2014 - 2015 post commander. In 2020, Mrs. Dale was appointed by Governor Greg Abbott as a member of the Texas Veterans Commission. Mr. Dale received a Bachelor of Arts degree in Political Science from Ohio State University in 1992. In 2021 he was inducted into the Ohio State University Army ROTC Society Hall of Fame. He is a 2025 graduate of the Texas Governor’s Executive Development Program. |
Abraham George is a living example of the American dream. Born in Kerala, India, to Christian parents who were both preachers of the Gospel, Abraham accepted Jesus Christ as his Savior at a young age. Raised on a small farm with his sister, he grew up hearing stories of his grandfather and other family members who had lived in the United States, planting in him a deep admiration for America’s freedoms and opportunities.
When Abraham was just two years old, his parents began a long, fourteen-year journey to legally secure visas to the United States. In 1996, their dream was realized, and the family emigrated to Texas when Abraham was 16. With limited English but strong skills in math and science, Abraham was quickly recognized for his academic potential. Yet, instead of going straight to college, he went to work—starting as a janitor’s assistant at an IT manufacturing company to help support his family. Through perseverance and determination, he quickly rose through the ranks, eventually becoming National Sales Director by the age of 22. During this time, Abraham proudly became an American citizen, a milestone that remains one of his most cherished memories. After gaining experience in sales, IT, and management, Abraham successfully launched several businesses of his own. He founded and sold a financial services firm and acquired and managed software companies. Beyond business, Abraham’s proudest role is that of husband and father. He and his wife, Jeena, married in 2005, and together they are raising two children, Sarah and Abel. In 2007, when Barack Hussein Obama ran for President, Abraham engaged with the grassroots to oppose his socialist policies. At the time, there was a prevailing narrative that all minorities and immigrants were supposed to support Obama. Abraham rejected both that narrative and the policies being pushed by Obama. This brought Abraham into politics: he started out block walking and phone banking for congressional candidates in Dallas, and later got involved by serving the local GOP in various capacities. He served as a board member of the Collin County Conservative Republicans, committee chair for conventions, and Vice Chairman of the Collin County Republican Party. He later served as a State Republican Executive Committeeman before becoming Chairman of the Collin County Republican Party, and now serves as the State Chairman. Abraham’s life is defined by faith, family, and freedom. He understands the struggles of immigrants, the sacrifices of small business owners, and the importance of protecting the liberties recognized by our founding fathers. Today, Abraham serves as the Chairman of the Republican Party of Texas, where he is fighting to close Texas primaries, demand accountability from our leaders, and defeat Marxist democrats. His journey from a small farm in India to the leadership of Texas Republicans is a testament to the power of faith, perseverance, and the promise of America. |
(If you are a candidate for a Texas public office, you will be given up to one minute to introduce yourself at the end of the meeting. Federal candidates will be permitted to mention only their name and the office for which they are running.)
