DEAN GOOD is a lifelong Butler County resident, Butler Electric Cooperative member and currently lives in rural Towanda. He is a graduate of Berean Academy and earned an associate degree from Butler Community College. Dean grew up helping his grandfather on the family farm, which shaped his appreciation for agriculture, hard work, and rural living.

After high school, Dean gained experience in a variety of fields, including trucking, commercial fishing in Alaska, harvest crews, and operating heavy equipment. He also worked in construction, including on a wastewater treatment plant project in the Kansas City area, and spent time working on a feedlot and ranch in Nebraska. In 2003, Dean and his wife returned closer to home, eventually settling permanently in the Towanda area in 2009.

Dean and his wife currently operate a farming and cow-calf operation, where Dean now farms full time. In 2014, they adopted two brothers, an experience that has been a significant blessing to their family.

VINCE ROTH  is a lifelong Kansan who has called Rose Hill home for the past eleven years. He and his wife, Emily, are high school sweethearts and are raising their twin boys in the Rose Hill community.

Vince earned a degree in Business Management from Wichita State University, and later received his law degree from Washburn University. He has built his career in legal practice and real estate, serving as a public defender for the Sedgwick and Johnson County Public Defender's Office, founding and operating Roth Law LLC, and most recently working as a self-employed real estate professional. As the sole owner of his law firm, Vince managed all firm operations, client matters, budgeting, billing, and financial planning.

Vince remains active in his community and church. He has previously served as a Site Council Member for USD 394 Rose Hill School District. He volunteers regularly at his church, helping lead the audio-visual team and occasionally playing piano for the congregation. He is currently training for an upcoming triathlon.