SERVING STONE COUNTY
About Gordon Weathers
WHERE I COME FROM
Gordon Weathers has been a proud Stone County resident since 1997, dedicated to serving his community with integrity, Christian conservative values, and a strong sense of responsibility.
PUBLIC SERVICE
Over the years, he has gained extensive experience in public service and financial management through roles such as Reeds Spring City Alderman, Board President for both PWSD #2 of Stone County and Sewer District #1, and as a volunteer with the Southern Stone County Fire Protection District for 14 years, including a decade as Public Information Officer.
He currently serves on the Reeds Spring School Board and the Table Rock Lake Rotary Club Board, continuing his commitment to education, community development, and service.
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
Proudly Serving My Neighbors
Professionally, Gordon has led multi-million-dollar organizations in the tourism, retail, and media industries, and today serves as General Manager of Best of Southwest Missouri, working to promote and support local businesses.
Beyond his professional and civic commitments, Gordon is deeply rooted in family life. He and his wife live in Reeds Spring with their son and his father, creating a three-generation household that reflects his commitment to family values. His daughter Lauren and her children also call Stone County home. A proud dad and even prouder “Poppop,” Gordon treasures time with his family and believes in building a future for Stone County that benefits the next generation.
Why Vote For
Gordon Weathers
Stone County Presiding Commissioner
I believe Stone County deserves leadership that is willing to do more than just continue doing things the way they have always been done. We can move forward, grow, and prepare for the future without losing the values, culture, and way of life that make Stone County special.
I believe in transparency and accountability. I believe this office should serve the citizens of Stone County, not a personal agenda. That is why I make my phone number public and have dozens of conversations with residents every week. I want to hear directly from the people I represent, and I believe their concerns, ideas, and input should help guide the decisions I make.
I did not seek the appointment as Presiding Commissioner because I wanted to be a full-time politician or build a political career. I stepped into this role to serve. My goal is to help give county government back to the citizens, amplify their voices, and make sure the future of Stone County is shaped by the people who call it home.
I believe we can protect what makes this county strong while also leading it forward with honesty, common sense, and respect for the people we serve.
