Valerie Roehrs is a second generation Texan, local rancher and small business owner. She is running for Denton County Commissioner, Precinct 4.
As a Christian, wife, and mother, faith and family are the bedrock of Valerie’s life. She resides in Denton County with her husband of 19 years, Michael. They raise cattle on their ranch near Argyle, TX and operate a working farm near Muenster, TX. Most days you can find Valerie in blue jeans and boots with dirt under her nails, either tinkering on her tractor or putting out hay for the cattle. Valerie and Michael have two daughters, Jennifer and Sarah, both now in college.
As a patriot and supporter of veterans causes, Valerie is proud of the military heritage in her family. Her father was an Air Force Captain; her husband, Michael, was an Air Force Avionic Communications Systems Technician; and daughter, Sarah, participated in ROTC at OU and now serves in the Oklahoma Army National Guard.
Remembering those hard working ranchers of her youth has inspired Valerie’s ongoing commitment to preserving the American Dream for all Texans and Americans.
Valerie Roehrs is a second generation Texan, local rancher and small business owner. She is running for Denton County Commissioner, Precinct 4.
As a Christian, wife, and mother, faith and family are the bedrock of Valerie’s life. She resides in Denton County with her husband of 19 years, Michael. They raise cattle on their ranch near Argyle, TX and operate a working farm near Muenster, TX. Most days you can find Valerie in blue jeans and boots with dirt under her nails, either tinkering on her tractor or putting out hay for the cattle. Valerie and Michael have two daughters, Jennifer and Sarah, both now in college.
As a patriot and supporter of veterans causes, Valerie is proud of the military heritage in her family. Her father was an Air Force Captain; her husband, Michael, was an Air Force Avionic Communications Systems Technician; and daughter, Sarah, participated in ROTC at OU and now serves in the Oklahoma Army National Guard.
Remembering those hard working ranchers of her youth has inspired Valerie’s ongoing commitment to preserving the American Dream for all Texans and Americans.
As a native of Texas, Valerie spent most of her childhood weekends with her family at their ranch near Meridian, TX where she was taught the value of hard work. Whether she was corralling cattle or mending fences, Valerie approached all tasks with grit and determination, a lesson taught to her by her parents.
Those formative years laboring on the ranch alongside her parents and brothers began developing her extraordinary work ethic, which has become her calling card throughout life. Valerie learned you can’t bale hay by taking shortcuts and you can’t tend cattle by sleeping past sunrise – lessons she carries with her to this day. She was strongly influenced by the hardworking ranchers and farmers of her youth who believed that the American Dream was attainable through perseverance. Valerie graduated early from R.L. Turner High School and even considered becoming a law enforcement officer after joining the police explorer program with the City of Farmers Branch.
After graduation, Valerie took the work ethic learned on the ranch and began working full time for the City of Farmers Branch in order to save for college. It was that work that helped pay her way through college without any debt and she graduated from University of North Texas with a BBA in Economics.
After graduation, she immediately began working as marketing manager for a satellite communications entity located in Las Colinas. This first post-college job was the beginning of her 20+ year career in sales, marketing and management within the broadcasting and telecommunications industries. By 2005, Valerie had left the corporate world to learn to fly and start companies in the aviation and agricultural industries due to her desire to work with her husband and spend more time with their daughters.
As a Christian, wife, and mother, faith and family are the bedrock of Valerie’s life. She now resides in Denton County with her husband of 19 years, Michael. They raise cattle on their ranch near Argyle, TX and operate a working farm near Muenster, TX. Most days you can find Valerie in blue jeans and boots with dirt under her nails, either tinkering on her tractor or putting out hay for the cattle. Valerie and Michael have two daughters, Jennifer and Sarah, both now in college.
As a patriot and supporter of veterans causes, Valerie is proud of the military heritage in her family. Her father was an Air Force Captain; her husband, Michael, was an Air Force Avionic Communications Systems Technician; and daughter, Sarah, participated in ROTC at OU and now serves in the Oklahoma Army National Guard.
Remembering those hard working ranchers of her youth has inspired Valerie’s ongoing commitment to preserving the American Dream for all Texans and Americans.
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