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Sign-in starts at 10:30 a.m. The meeting will begin at 11 a.m. Lunch is optional, but reservations must be made by midnight, October 27, even if you’re not eating. Make reservations by calling 936-597-6219.
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North Shore Republican Women
General Meeting November 4, 2026 Bentwater YACHT Club 200 Bentwater Harbor Dr. Montgomery, TX Program: 418th District Court Judge Tracy A. Gilbert
" Reflections from Nearly Two Decades on The Bench" Since being elected Judge of the 418th Judicial District Court in 2008, The Honorable Tracy A. Gilbert has served Montgomery County with distinction, including multiple terms as the County's Local Administrative District Judge. Over nearly two decades on the bench, he has presided over a wide range of legally complex and emotionally challenging family law matters, providing him with unique insight into both the qualities that define an effective judge and the challenges faced by individuals navigating the court system. For many voters, evaluating judicial candidates can be difficult, as the qualifications and experiences that contribute to sound judicial decision-making are not always well understood. Likewise, many people enter the court system with questions about procedures, expectations, and processes, often adding uncertainty to an already stressful situation. Through years of service, Judge Gilbert has developed a deep appreciation for the importance of judicial competence, fairness, and public understanding of the legal system. Judge Gilbert earned a B.B.A. from Texas A&M University, a J.D. from Baylor University School of Law, and advanced judicial training through the Texas College for Judicial Studies in Family Jurisprudence. He is board certified by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization in Judicial Administration, Family Law, Personal Injury Trial Law, Child Welfare Law, and Civil Trial Law. Prior to taking the bench, he practiced law for 17 years and served as an adjunct professor of legal studies at Lone Star College. Outside the courtroom, he remains active in the community through volunteer service with The Woodlands United Methodist Church, youth sports coaching, and as an associate member of several Montgomery County Republican Women's clubs. At our November meeting, Judge Gilbert will share his perspective on the attributes of an effective judge, discuss the realities of judicial service, and answer questions about court policies, procedures, and the justice system. Come prepared to ask your own "anything judicial" questions and gain firsthand insight from one of Montgomery County's most experienced jurists. |
Montgomery County Fairgrounds
Wednesday, October 14
Doors open at 5:30 p.m.; program begins at 6:00 p.m.
This Wednesday! We'll Be There. Join Us. Wear your Power in Numbers T-shirt if you have one.
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Deliveries of Constitution Booklets to Willis Elementary Schools
North Shore Republican Women 2026 Scholarship Winners
Jax Yarborough, Willis High School
Makayla Hasselmeier, Montgomery High School
Republican Women from State Senate District 4, Including North Shore Republican Women, Credited by Newly Elected State Senator Brett Ligon for Helping Him Win the Special Election on May 2, 2026.
North Shore Republican Women Attend Texas Federation of Republican Women Convention and Bring Home Awards - Best Newsletter and John Goodwin Tower Club Award (Most Points).
NSRW Members Outdid Themselves With More Donations To The Women's Center Than Last Year
The 34 women's bags were packed with clothing, nightwear, underwear, socks and toiletries. Thirty children's bags included t-shirts, underwear, socks, coloring books, crayons and small stuffed animals. According to Leigh, "we blew away our record for last year, which I think was about 12 or 16."
NSRW Meetings
North Shore Republican Women meets the first Wednesday of the month (no meetings in July and August) at Bentwater Yacht Club (unless otherwise announced), 200 Bentwater Harbor Dr., Montgomery, TX 77356 (between Willis and Montgomery off of Hwy 1097) (map). Sign-in starts at 10:30 a.m. with the meeting beginning at 11:00 a.m. Lunch is served at approximately 11:30 a.m., with the program at noon. Meetings last until approximately 1:00 p.m. Lunch is optional, but reservations must be made, even if you don't plan to eat lunch.
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