Deborah Guerriero, a native Dallasite has been active in the Republican Party from since childhood.  She inherited her Republican values from her grandparents who instilled in her the importance of hard work and service to others.
      Deborah graduated from Highland Park High School and attended Texas Tech University.   She then went on to work in medical community as a nurse.  There she met her husband, Charles P. Guerriero, III, MD to whom she was married for over 30 years until his death in May, 2008.
      She is a member of First Republican Women’s Club. In that club she has served as the Hospitality Chair, President for 2 years, and currently she holds the office of 1st Vice President in charge of programs.
      In addition to her work in FRW she has been a member of the Board of the Dallas County Council of Republican Women.  In that organization she has held the offices of Hospitality Chair, Corresponding Secretary, Director of Campaigns, and now she holds the office of President.
      In 2010 she was the co-founder of the Daughters of World War II.  This organization was founded to honor the men and women of that war.  She has held the office of President since the organization was founded.  She is currently the past president.
      Deborah was featured in the Dallas Monthly News* magazine in the first issue.   The feature article goes into length about all of her accomplishments in the Republican Party.
      Not only has Deborah worked for the Republican Party in Dallas County she also volunteered and had a huge impact in the campaign for George W. Bush during his first run for office of Governor and then Later the Presidential Campaign.  She also attended the inauguration for “W” in Washington D.C.
      Deborah Guerrieo is a woman with a dream and a vision.  Her mission is to work hard and to live each day with the belief that our conservative minds keep us strong even in our country’s worse times.