Randy was born in St. Louis Missouri and moved with his family to Colorado in 1962. He was raised in Boulder and graduated from Fairview High School in 1975. He credits his family for instilling the nurturing values of “Faith, Hope and Love.” Following service in the US Military, where he added the values of Duty, Honor and Country, he attended Colorado State University studying Wildlife management. For the past 30 years he has worked as a Mason; working up from a laborer to owning Luallin Masonry. Like Governor Johnson, who also built his own business, Randy’s interests include running long distance (attempted the Leadville 100 and co-directed the Coal Creek Cross County Challenge), hunting, hiking (all the states 14ers and some of the 7 summits of the world), history (particularly the west), traveling (I have been all over the world) and writing (one novel, Maroons- a Human Epic). Randy also serves as a volunteer for the Cub Scouts, Indian Guides, Public Access Television, Volunteers for Outdoor Colorado, and Habitat for Humanity.”

Josh and his wife Jenny live in Strasburg, Colorado with their three children. Josh writes, “We LOVE living in Colorado and can think of no better place to raise a family.” Josh earned a BSC from Ohio University and an MBA from the University of Colorado. He has been a professional in the telecommunications industry since 1997 and has also run his own business. He promises as a Libertarian to do all that's in his power to get the government out of your way and to reverse the national debt crisis that's taking place thanks to our federal government's reckless spending.”

Chris was born and raised in Colorado. His two sons are the fifth generation of his family to be born in Colorado; Chris' Great Grandfather was born in Denver before Colorado became a state. Chris grew up in Caste Rock, completing all of his primary education (pre-school through high-school) within District 4, and now his children are doing the same. “Colorado, and particularly District 4, has always been my home. Many of the teachers, firefighters, nurses, doctors, business owners, police officers, and other public servants are my class mates and friends. It's time for me to give a little something back to the communities which made me who I am today.”

Matthew A. Webber is not a Native of Colorado, but that's because the choice was not his; both of his children are. Approaching 40, Matt found himself in a situation many Americans would find familiar, unsatisfied with his current work situation and not sure what do next. He was sure that a change needed to be made, that nobody was going to do his work for him, and that he shouldn't expect anybody else to either. After 15 years in the plumbing sales & service industry, he decided to pursue a second college degree and will soon be designing product instead of selling it. This is the American Dream that previous generations fought to preserve for us, that anybody should be able to change their life situation provided they are able to prioritize financial and time commitments, and they are also willing to make the sacrifices that those choices require. This is the American Dream that Matthew A. Webber will fight for if elected to Colorado's State House from District 12.”