Peggie Kramme recently relocated full-time to Florida after owning property in the state since 2021. Raised in a family deeply rooted in hunting, shooting, and outdoor traditions, Peggie grew up around firearms and shooting ranges alongside five older brothers. Multi-generational clay shooting was a family tradition, and firearm safety was a way of life.

Peggie is actively advancing her formal firearms education and is enrolled in Handgun 101–103 at the Sig Sauer Academy in Volusia County, with plans to continue advanced handgun and rifle training. She is a member of Top Gun Volusia, USCCA, and A Girl & A Gun, and credits firearms education and situational awareness training as key motivators for stepping into leadership with Women for Gun Rights.

A business owner, community volunteer, and member of local and state Republican women’s organizations, Peggie is deeply involved in veteran and special-needs community outreach through her local Elks Lodge. She and her husband Scott—an experienced pilot—maintain strong ties to Tallahassee and the Florida State University community, ensuring a strong statewide presence for Women for Gun Rights.