grassroots republicans advisory committee

Kimberly Calcote is a wife, mother of four, and a lifelong Conservative Republican. She is an active member of the Republican Party and a model of grassroots conservatism. 

She has been a member of the Republican Women of Williamson County, where she has served on its Board of Directors and is currently the group’s First Vice President. She is a staunch supporter of President Trump.

Kimberly is a champion of children and education. She has worked alongside Republicans in the General Assembly and conservative members of the Williamson County School Board to enhance and protect parents rights, to keep liberal programs and propaganda out of our schools, and to ensure the needs of all children are met from elementary through high school.

Kimberly earned her Bachelor of Sciences degree from Louisiana State University.  She is currently a local Realtor with Benchmark Realty.  Kimberly and her husband Brian have been happily married for nearly 20 years and are blessed to call Williamson County their home.

Ali has lived in Williamson County since she was three years old.  Her father was active in the Republican Party and played a role in making Williamson County a bastion of Conservatism and turning Tennessee solid red after decades of dominance by the Democrats.

A graduate of Centennial High School, Ali went on to Columbia State Community College where she earned an Associates in Business Administration, then to Trevecca Nazarene University for a Bachelors in Healthcare Administration.

The COVID-19 government overreach and school lockdowns energized Ali to run for the Williamson County School Board in 2022. She challenged an Incumbent who had pushed mask mandates and school closures. A write-in campaign orchestrated by special interests cost Ali the race by 39 votes and re-elected the incumbent.

Ali is a member of the Republican Women of Williamson County. She has volunteered and helped in numerous campaigns for Conservative Republicans running for local, state, or federal office. Ali is a long-time supporter of President Trump.

In addition to her grassroots activism in the Republican Party, Ali is deeply involved in our community. She currently serves on the Board of Sister Cities of Franklin and Williamson County,  is the Board Chair of Youth Leadership Franklin, proud member of the Franklin Noon Rotary and is the Den Leader of her son’s Cub Scout Pack.

Ali is married to Jonathan Adair. The couple has been married for 8 years and has three wonderful children. 

Robin Baldree is the owner and principal broker of Marcoma Realty, a boutique, multi-million-dollar real estate firm she founded in 2006. With nearly two decades of experience in Middle Tennessee real estate, Robin has built a company known for its integrity, professionalism, and personal touch. Marcoma Realty is proudly made up of all women Realtors, each committed to serving clients with excellence and care.

A 24 year resident of Williamson County, Robin has served as a Commissioner on the Williamson County Planning Commission for over 18 years. She has also contributed her leadership to several county-level advisory boards, helping guide strategic decisions that support thoughtful growth and community well-being.

Robin is an active board member of the Franklin Noon Rotary and serves on the Franklin Rodeo Committee, helping lead one of the largest and most impactful charitable events in the region. She attends Conduit Church, where she serves regularly and supports the church’s mission to bring hope and healing to others.

Robin’s faith in God is the foundation of her life. She sees every opportunity—whether in business, public service, or ministry—as a chance to serve others, love well, and make a lasting difference.

She and her husband, Matt, live in Franklin and enjoy life on their small farm with sheep, mini-donkeys, and a llama named Pearl. They have three grown children, all of whom are married, and Robin treasures her role as a mom and joyful “Mimi” to her grandchildren. Family, faith, and community are the heart of everything she does.

Michelle is a proud resident of Williamson County for 12 years. An enthusiastic supporter of President Trump, she is deeply committed to serving our community and upholding the conservative values that make our county, state, country, and the Republican Party great.

She is actively involved in the Williamson County Republican Party and has worked tirelessly to elect Conservatives to a wide array of public offices, including Williamson County School Board, the City of Franklin, and the Tennessee General Assembly.

Beyond the political arena, Michelle has served our community in various leadership roles. She is actively involved in several non-profit organizations such as Blood Assurance and Big Brothers Big Sisters.

A small business owner, Michelle founded Roam Travel Company, which last year was honored as one of the top three travel agencies in Williamson County.

Michelle and her husband Donnie have been married 13 years and are raising their two sons with a strong foundation in faith, family and service. 

Nathan Beck, known as Nathan Supreme to friends and foes, is a dedicated grassroots Republican activist based in Franklin, Tennessee.
 

Engaged to Abigail Arpin, Nathan has built a reputation as a tireless advocate for Conservative Values. He has volunteered for numerous campaigns, including those of President Donald J. Trump, U.S. Senator Marsha Blackburn, State Senator Jack Johnson, State Representative Lee Reeves, State Representative Jake McCalmon and a host of other Conservative Republican candidates. He was also active in the College Republicans.
 

Additionally, Nathan has volunteered for the Tennessee Conservatives Coalition as well as the Tennessee Faith and Freedom Coalition.

In a different and separate capacity, as Chairman of the Williamson County Young Republicans and a longtime member, Nathan continues to shape the future of conservative leadership. When not championing his causes, he enjoys a fine cigar.