Tracey Wasden has been a Conservative Republican since the age of 12.  She remembers coming home from school and announcing that she was a Republican which was interesting growing up in Ketchum and Hailey, Idaho.  Tracey attended Idaho Girls State and graduated from Wood River High School in Hailey.  She graduated from Ricks College with a Pre-law degree in 1980 and served as an intern in the Idaho State Legislature. Tracey and  Lawrence were married that same year.  They both graduated from BYU in 1982 with degrees in Political Science and moved to Moscow for Lawrence to attend law school at the University of Idaho.  After graduation, Tracey and Lawrence moved their young family to Caldwell where  Lawrence worked as a Canyon County Deputy Prosecuting Attorney andTracey helped Lawrence run for precinct committeeman.  Lawrence went on to be the Canyon County Central Committee Chairman and later ran for and elected Attorney General.  Tracey successfully ran each of his campaigns.  Tracey has successfully run 10 statewide campaigns and, as well as providing advice and assistance to other statewide campaigns.  She was awarded the Canyon County Outstanding Republican of the year award in 2018.  Tracey is currently the Canyon County Republican Women’s President and the 2nd Vice President of the state Republican Women.  She works hard to help elect good republicans around this great state. Tracey is the mother of 4 wonderful children and the grandmother of 10 amazing little people.  

Linsy was raised in Southeastern Idaho and graduated from Madison High School. She received her Bachelors and Masters degrees in Accounting from Brigham Young University.

Linsy interned with the US House of Representatives Committee on Ways and Means. She then worked as a Tax Consultant for Grant Thornton LLP. She currently works as a Social Media Manager. During the 2018 Idaho Gubernatorial primary election, Linsy worked as a Field Organizer for the Tommy for Idaho campaign. 

Linsy lives with her husband and four sweet kids in Meridian, Idaho. She loves Idaho and is excited to be serving as the Idaho Federation of Republican Women Secretary.

Maxine Bell began what would become a lengthly career in the politics as a precinct committeeman. She served for ten years in a job she loved, handing pamphlets out at parades and the county fairs, visiting about issues , and getting the citizens out to vote,were activities she felt were important to our state. She decided to run for a district office in 1988 and won the first of what would be Fifteen terms. The first term was an opportunity to learn the process and come to love it. There were no offices so much time was spent on the floor desk phone fielding questions from home. In fact, she had no morning committee to attend either. That slow pace would change when she was appointed to JFAC in her second term. That began twenty eight years of serving as one of the budget watchdogs over the hard earned taxes the citizens pay for state services. Prior to the public service, Maxine served the state and American Farm Bureau with many opportunities to visit farm women in foreign countries and help their efforts to have a voice in the political process. Maxine and Jack are retired row-crop farmers. They have one son, Jeff who lives in Idaho Falls, and three grown grandchildren and spouses scattered across the United States. 

Farhana Hibbert is the regional director for Senator Mike Crapo. She lives in Pocatello with her husband Monte and their six children. She was honored as the 2016 Parent of the Year at the National Head Start Conference.

She served as the publisher of IDAHO Unido, the only certified minority-owned, woman-owned newspaper publication in the state, for 16 years. Hibbert was the winner of the U.S. West New Ventures Seed Money Competition in 1997 and the 2003 Hispanic Media Awards.

Farhana was appointed by the Governor to Serve Idaho: the Governor's Commission on Service and Volunteerism. She is a doctoral student in the Educational Leadership at Idaho State University, and serves as the President of the ISU College Republicans.

Kelley was raised to be a citizen and not just a resident. She loves being involved and is excited to be the IFRW's current President. Kelley graduated from Marsh Valley High School and earned her Associate of Arts in Business Management, as a Deans List member, from American Intercontinental University. Her and her husband are small business owners in Southeast, Idaho. Kelley has served on the McCammon City Council (2008-2012), founded and served on McCammon Beautification Committee (2003-2004), served as the Bannock County GOP Chair (2010-2012), was the founder & President of Marsh Valley Education Foundation (2011-2012), & has served as a Representative in the Idaho House (2013-2018). During her time in the Idaho House, she served on the State Affairs Committee, the Judiciary and Rules Committee, the Transportation & Defense committee, Commerce & Human Resources committee, and as Vice-chair of the Health & Welfare committee. She was awarded the 2016 Professional Fire Fighters of Idaho’s Legislator of the Year Award, served on the Your Health