“Kimberly Remak is a conservative consensus builder,” remarked Governor Bryant. “She shares our values on life and the Second Amendment. Kimberly understands conservatives succeed when we work together to pass laws that advance our Mississippi values."
Mississippi Governor Phil Bryant today announced his support of Kimberly Remak for
state representative. Remak is seeking the Republican nomination in House District 7.
The district includes parts of Olive Branch and Southaven.
“Kimberly Remak is a conservative consensus builder,” remarked Governor Bryant. “She shares our values on life and the Second Amendment. Kimberly understands conservatives succeed when we work together to pass laws that advance our Mississippi values. I’m supporting Kimberly Remak for State Representative and I encourage voters in Olive Branch and Southaven to support her too,” said Bryant.
“I’m honored to receive Governor Bryant’s endorsement. His endorsement shows that conservative leaders in our state want someone they can trust to work as part of a team and help make Mississippi a better place to live, raise a family, and retire,” Remak stated.
A licensed nurse since 1995 who has been recognized for excellence in the nursing field, Remak is married to Dr. Geza Remak, a practicing gastroenterologist. She is the mother of three sons and a recent grandmother. Two of her sons are special needs children who live at home. Remak’s passion for health care and love for her sons has driven her to be active in a variety of causes that support those with special needs.
She is the founder and past president of The Arc of Northwest Mississippi, a non-profit serving as a resource for those with intellectual and developmental disabilities. She was appointed by Governor Phil Bryant to serve on the Achieving a Better Life Experience board of directors.
Remak is a former chairman of the DeSoto County Republican Party. She is pro-life and a Life Member of the National Rifle Association. Please visit www.KimberlyRemak.com for more information on Remak’s campaign for State Representative. The Republican Primary for House District 7 will be held on August 6.