Randy Baumgardner was born in Bedford, Indiana in 1956.  He has one older son named Richard Baumgardner, and one son, Charlie Baumgardner, deceased.  Richard has one son, Kaleb, who lives with his father in Indiana.  Randy moved to Grand County in 1994.  Not only has he been working for the Colorado State Department of Transportation for over a decade, he also successfully operates a ranch between Hot Sulphur Springs, and Granby.  Randy and wife, Lori Baumgardner, currently live in Hot Sulphur Springs with their three year old son Matthew.  

Lori, a small business owner from Kremmling, was vice president of the Kremmling Chamber of Commerce for two years.  Lori currently works for the Department of Transportation.  Not only does she help run Baumgardner Cattle Company, but also plays a vital role in Randy's campaign.  She has two older children, Elizabeth and Michael Gramm, both of whom attended Grand County Schools.  Elizabeth went on to further her education in Europe, and now works in Denver for a senior education firm.  Michael is working with family, and is a huge help with the ranch.

Randy has a passion for land and water rights, education reforms, and healthcare solutions.  He is involved with North American Water, Denver Water Board, and works with the county commissioners on water issues facing the county and the Western Slope.  It is his vision to solve some of these problems, get fellow District 57 citizens to participate in becoming aware of these issues, and to find a solution.  Randy has served two years as district 57 State House Representative, and is looking forward to serving his constituents for another two years.