In the year immediately following a US presidential election, the Republican Party of Kentucky is reorganized beginning with elections at the precinct level, the party’s basic organizational unit. To view bios of current Boone County Republican Party officers, click the names below.
On accepting the role of BCRP chair in March 2025, Gregg said, “We must be unified, sustainable and a vibrant group of conservative activists who push forward Boone County as the most conservative county in the Commonwealth! Our activism isn’t yelling, screaming and breaking laws as Democrats often do but in the work we do, one person at a time, to increase conservative power and influence over the electorate and all levels of government within the United States and Kentucky constitutions. State offices, school boards, library boards, city councils, county fiscal court, business organizations and many other county/regional offices are all in play as we contribute to a foundational, family-values way of life through limited government and policies and responsible spending.
“I am delighted to lead this awesome conservative organization as we represent Boone County Republicans and create a template for the rest of the Commonwealth!”
Gregg is a Christian, a devoted follower of Jesus Christ. He readily expresses his gratitude and enthusiastic support for his wife of almost 30 years, Marianne, as she fights for all Kentuckians as state representative for District 60.
In his more than 35 years with Kroger, Gregg has led numerous teams in Texas, Indiana, Illinois, Ohio and Kentucky, providing significant leadership in retail operations, merchandising, process improvement, and now in project management. Currently, he is a project manager in Kroger’s technology modernization efforts. While in Texas he was president of the Houston Fresh Fruits and Vegetable Association, an industry group of 70+ individuals and companies focusing on giving back to the communities they served.
Casey Bramer has lived in Boone County for 12 years. She became actively involved in the Republican Party in 2021, though her engagement began much earlier by attending meetings with her dad from a young age. A lifelong Catholic, Casey is deeply involved in her parish community, where she helps organize fundraisers and supports parish events. She is a committed defender of life, with experience working in various roles to protect the sanctity of human life. Casey currently works at a pro-life call center and also runs her own small business. She is honored to serve as Youth Chair and looks forward to encouraging the next generation to get involved and stay engaged.
“Our souls ought to be on fire and yet no one seems to be awake.” – Susan B. Anthony
Mark Kunkel was born and raised in Boone County and currently lives in Florence. He has been involved with the local party from a young age.
Mark attended Gateway Community and Technical College in Florence and currently works in the tax and finance industry. He is married with one child.