Rachal Hisler is no stranger to overcoming adversity with hard work and determination. A Chambers County native, she was born in Anahuac in 1981 to an unwed teenage mother and was later adopted at the age of 2. She grew up in Burnet and went on to graduate early from Gulf Coast High School in 1999, receiving their Presidential Excellence Award. Rachal then married her husband George Hisler II that same year, after meeting at a church youth group in 1998. She and George have one 16-year-old son, George Hisler III. Together, they have attended Community Christian Fellowship since 2010. Rachal and her family are founding members of the Church and helped build both the literal building and congregation from the ground up.

Community & Family Focused

Rachal is passionate about caring for children and ensuring that they all have the necessary tools to build a successful future. She has served as a teacher in her Church’s Children's Ministry program since 2010 and has been the VBS Director since 2016. Rachal began leading a women’s recovery group that same year. Rachal and George have been certified foster parents through Arrow Child and Family Ministries, and have also cared for children privately, outside of foster care.

Small Business and Budgetary Experience

Rachal joined her husband’s family business in 2008, making them the third generation to own and operate a successful seafood business in the Hisler family. As the Vice President of George W. Hisler II, Inc. and officer in charge of bookkeeping and payroll, she monitors the budget and prepares all state and federal forms required to operate an offshore fishing business. Rachal assists with the legal research necessary each year to maintain compliance with government regulations in the industry. She has years of experience dealing with the complicated and ever-changing laws and quota variances of offshore fishing.

Before joining the family business, Rachal worked in the IT Department at Anahuac National Bank, bookkeeping department, as a teller, and in the online banking department from 2006-2008.

Conservative

When she is not serving others in her church and community, Rachal dedicates her time to educating others on conservative principles. For over three years she has attended the Commissioners Court meetings to immerse herself in the business of her county and the current issues before us. She has stayed up-to-date and learned how the processes work in the county, including budget, economic development, new industry, and tax abatements.

Rachal has served as an election judge since 2014 and was elected Precinct Chair in 2020. Additionally, Rachal is the Legislative Chair for Chambers County Republican Women since 2021. She also serves as Finance Director for the Chambers County Veterans Association and as a board member of the Gulf of Mexico Reef Fish Shareholders Alliance.