Rep. Thomas Massie Remarries Following Wife’s Passing: Seeks Prayers
Rep. Thomas Massie, a Republican congressman from Kentucky, recently remarried after the passing of his first wife. Massie announced his marriage to Carolyn Grace Moffa on October 19, following a heartfelt ceremony with family and friends held in Pennsylvania. This significant event comes as Massie navigates his re-election campaign amidst a challenge from a Trump-backed opponent.
Details of the Remarriage
Massie shared the news on social media, expressing his joy in a recent post. He mentioned that the couple was married by their church pastor after a long period of attending services together. Their wedding celebration featured several notable guests, including fellow lawmakers.
A Personal Touch to the Celebration
- Wedding Date: October 19
- Location: Pennsylvania
- Guests: Senator Rand Paul, Representatives Jim Jordan, Warren Davidson, Marjorie Taylor Greene, and Victoria Spartz
Massie emphasized personal touches at the celebration, including serving raw milk with the wedding cake and margaritas made from peaches grown on their farm. He noted that his grandson served as the ring bearer, adding to the family atmosphere of the event.
Seeking Community Support
In his announcement, Massie requested prayers for himself and his new wife as they embark on this new chapter together. He looks forward to Carolyn joining him in his political endeavors, stating, “Please pray for us as Carolyn steps into the arena with me. With her support, I look forward to continuing my fight for freedom for the great people of Kentucky!”
A Tribute to His Late Wife
Massie previously shared the deep sorrow of losing his first wife, Rhonda, in June 2024. He described her as his high school sweetheart and the love of his life. Their marriage lasted 31 years, yielding four adult children and three grandchildren.
As Massie continues his political journey, he is buoyed by the support of his new wife, Carolyn, and the shared commitment to serve their community.
