Transmission Build Technician

Gracie is currently attending her second year at Lincoln Trail College, where she is completing her general education requirements before transferring to Murray State University. At Murray State, she plans to pursue a minor in Agricultural Business and a major in Supply Chain Management.

Hailing from a family farm outside of Saint Francisville, Illinois, Gracie's hometown has always been deeply rooted in agriculture. The farm, established in 1837, has been in her family's name for generations. Growing up, Gracie gained invaluable experience by operating tractors and assisting with the white corn and soybean
harvests each fall. These early experiences instilled in her a strong work ethic and dedication to the pursuits she loves.

Prior to joining Bowlers, Gracie was part of the 2023-2024 CEO class of Lawrence County. It was during this time that her interest in the automotive industry peaked when Mark Bowler became her mentor and offered her a job at this his company. Gracie's favorite aspect of the industry is the supportive and welcoming nature of everyone involved. Despite her deep-rooted love for farming, Gracie has also developed a passion for the automotive industry. Although she doesn't have extensive knowledge in this field yet, she feels embraced by the industry, and everyone is eager to help her learn and grow. Looking ahead, Gracie hopes to become a board member for the Lawrence County CEO program, further contributing to the organization that played a pivotal role in her journey.

At the age of 15, Gracie bought her own supercharged 2006 Stage 3 Roush, and she aspires to own a 911 Turbo S Porsche and any year of the Shelby 500 Mustang in the future. Interestingly, her favorite place is Montana, and she hopes to have a vacation home there one day, allowing her to enjoy the beauty of the state she loves.Throughout her journey, Gracie has been guided and supported by her family, who have played a crucial role in shaping her into the dedicated and passionate individual she is today.