Upcoming Events Spring 2025
Board of directors
Kevin
President
Bryan
Secretary
Jean
Bill
staff
Kim Withers
Josie Molloy, Executive Director
Mike Kassel, Assoc. Director & Curator
Bryci Achter, Volunteer Coordinator
Cody Fox, Facilities & Weekend Manager
Brad Jorgensen, Exhibits Manager
Jean Krause, Education Coordinator
Amanda Marshall, Art Show & Events Coordinator
Curtis Olson, Registrar
Lonnie Reese, Development Manager
Lori Rippinger, Executive Assistant & Bookkeeper
Cayden Sauer, Marketing Coordinator
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Amanda Marshall Editorial Contributions:
Amanda Marshall, Mike Kassel, Brad Jorgensen, Jean Krause, Lonnie Reese, & Josie Molloy
Stageline is a digitally-published, quarterly newsletter as a benefit of membership at the Cheyenne Frontier Days™ Old West Museum. All photographs in Stageline are a part of the Cheyenne Frontier Days™ and Cheyenne Frontier Days™ Old West Museum Collection unless otherwise noted. Written permission is required to copy, reprint, or distribute any material within Stageline.
artwork featured in this edition of Stageline will be showcased in the 2025 Western Spirit Art
Dancer by Sandie Whitman
in the 2025 Western Spirit Art Show & Sale
Number 21, Billie Colson, Pastel
Dear Members and Donors,
I hope this letter finds you well and in good spirits as we move into the exciting months of February and March at the Cheyenne Frontier Days™ Old West Museum. Thanks to your generous support, we continue to share the fascinating history and rich western culture that make this region so special. We are thrilled to invite you to participate in the upcoming events and activities that bring this heritage to life.
February Activities
February has been an exciting month at the Museum. We welcomed several organizations, including the Wyoming Non-Profit Network and Kiwanis, and we were honored to celebrate Duane Von Krosigk’s 90th birthday here at the Museum. Duane was the General Chairman of CFD in 1978 when the Museum first started, and he played an instrumental role in its foundation—one of our important founders. It was a privilege to celebrate such a milestone with him.
We were also excited to introduce a new event on February 20, as we partnered with Vintages for a wine tasting experience! For all of our whiskey enthusiasts, stay tuned— we’re working with Chronicles Distillery to host a whiskey tasting event in October.
For our Hall of Fame members and above, your Hall of Fame ballot should be in your mailbox. Please remember to return your ballot by March 14.
March Activities
March is shaping up to be an amazing month at the Museum. We kick off the month with the Western Spirit Art Show and Sale, opening on March 8 and running through April 19. This is a fantastic show with unique pieces, including a wide variety of miniature artworks available for purchase that evening. We’re excited to showcase the work of two Laramie County Community College students who have made it into the show this year. Additionally, we look forward to hosting several students at the seminar.
We are still seeking sponsors for the Western Spirit Art Show, and there are sponsorship levels to fit every budget. Your support is essential to the success of this show, which highlights both emerging artists and seasoned professionals. The seminar is an invaluable opportunity to foster talent and teach artists successful business practices that will help them thrive in their careers.
Your Support Matters
Your continued support makes all of these experiences and programs possible, and we are deeply grateful for your commitment to preserving our Western heritage and sharing it with others. We encourage you to visit the Museum, attend events, and invite friends and family to enjoy the unique experiences we offer.
As a valued member or donor, you are integral to the Museum’s success. Please stay connected by following us on social media for the latest updates on events, exhibits, and special member perks.
Thank you once again for your generosity and for being such an important part of our community. We look forward to seeing you at the Museum in the months ahead!
Warm Regards,
Josie Molloy, Executive Director
Coming in Exhibits 2025
By: Brad Jorgensen
Hello Museum members! Welcome back to the Exhibits Corner, your go-to spot for all things new and exciting at the CFD Old West Museum. We’ve been hard at work behind the scenes, and I’m thrilled to share what’s coming soon!
Western Spirit Art Show & Sale
The team and I are deep in preparation for this year’s Western Spirit Art Show, and let me tell you—it’s going to be incredible. The caliber of work this year is outstanding, with every single medium (acrylic, oil, pastel, photography, sculpture, and more) represented at its absolute best. With such high-quality pieces, we’re expecting some competitive bidding, so be sure to have your checkbooks ready! Join us for the opening night on March 8th, where you’ll get the first look at these remarkable works in person. If you want a sneak peek, head over to our website (https://www.oldwestmuseum.org/western-spirit) to browse the digital gallery. But trust me—nothing beats seeing this art in person.
New Exhibits Coming Soon!
We’re also rolling out several new exhibits leading up to Cheyenne Frontier Days™:
• Vandewark Room Overhaul – This space is getting a major transformation to house some incredible new displays, including:
• 100 Years Ago – A deep dive into CFD and Cheyenne history from 1925, featuring stories like the Notre Dame football team’s visit, the birth of our modern CFD parade, and even a mysterious missing cabin (Stolen? Lost? You’ll have to visit to find out!).
• Chris LeDoux & Lane Frost Displays – Two legendary rodeo icons, brought to life with never-before-seen artifacts.
• Miss Frontier Buckskin Display – Showcasing the evolution of these iconic outfits and the history behind them.
• Cheyenne Room Update – Our Native American exhibit will be going into hibernation, so if you haven’t seen it yet, be sure to stop by before mid-April. In its place, we’ll be debuting a History of CFD Rodeo Exhibit, packed with rare artifacts that tell the story of CFD’s evolution since 1897.
• Contract Acts Exhibit – In the Rotunda, we’re working on a one-of-a-kind tribute to Romeo Entertainment, CFD Night Shows, and legendary performers. Without spoiling too much… let’s just say this exhibit will literally be a stage to celebrate music and entertainment at CFD.
These exhibits are all set to open before Frontier Days, so keep an eye on our social media for updates, teasers, and special event announcements. I’m excited for everyone
to see what we’ve been working on, and in the meantime, I hope to see you at the Art Show Opening on March 8th!
Top left: Curtis Olson straightens art for the Western Spirit Art Show. Top right: Brad Jorgensen preps a panel for a piece of artwork. Bottom: Curtis Olson, Brad Jorgensen, and Amanda Marshall take a break while hanging artwork.
Meet Volunteer Coordinator: Bryci Achter
Hi there! My name is Bryci Achter and I’m delighted to be taking on the role of Volunteer Coordinator at the Cheyenne Frontier Days™ Old West Museum. Born and raised in Cheyenne, I left briefly after graduating with a degree in Business Administration from the University of Wyoming but returned for the wind… I mean the aggressively fresh air. I couldn’t imagine raising my family anywhere else! I love the outdoors and you can find me on some kind of trail in all seasons. I have always had a passion for history and consider myself a lifelong student. I’m looking forward to meeting and working with all of the people who breathe life into the past at the Museum!
Meet New Board Member: Bill Gentle
I was born in Douglas and attended New Mexico State University and the University of Wyoming. I worked in State Government for 26 years at the WY Dept of Agriculture and was Director of that agency for Governor Sullivan. I was also director of the WY Department of Tourism for three years and Director of Wyoming State Parks and Historic Sites for three years. Following retirement from the State I was a farrier for 14 years. I have served on the CFD PR Committee for over 25 years. My wife, Sue, and I have been in the horse business for over 50 years and during those years I worked on ranches, rodeoed, played polo and have been showing versatility Ranch Horses for the last 11 years. Sue and I have two children, Shawna is a nurse in Colorado and Justin and his wife Julie are ranching near Chugwater and have a small farm in Wheatland.
Ahead on Spring Events
This spring the programming committee is looking forward to presenting some exciting new opportunities to meet up with your friends and family for Fun at the Old West Museum!
We began our year of events with a Wine Tasting with Vintages on February 20th. Participants came and learned from Master Vintner, Lino DiFelice. He brought multiple samples of wine to sip and experience. The Museum had accompanying tidbits to complement each wine. Missed out? Keep your eyes peeled for more tastings coming later this year!
Get ready to Boot Scootin’ Boogie on June 28th! David Urquidez will be back to get us ready for Cheyenne Frontier Days™ with some wonderful dance lessons. Dinner will be available after the lessons followed by open dance time to practice those new skills. Polish up those dancing shoes - or boots!
Trivia Night
Join us for a night of challenging trivia, rich history, and community fun! The Cheyenne Frontier Days™ Old West
By: Jean Krause
Museum invites trivia enthusiasts, history buffs, and locals alike to join us for Trivia Night at the Museum, happening on April 24th at 5:30 p.m. at the Museum.
Event Highlights Include:
• Five rounds of trivia, including two rounds focused on Wyoming history and the rich legacy of Cheyenne Frontier Days™.
• History experts auctioned off, offering participants the chance to bid on a local historian to play on your team!
• Over $750 cash prizes will be given out to the top teams. A traveling trophy will be awarded to the winning team!
Event Details:
Date: April 24, 2025
Time: 5:30 p.m. – 8:30 p.m.
Location: Cheyenne Frontier Days™ Old West Museum, 4610 N. Carey Ave, Cheyenne, WY
Website: www.oldwestmuseum.org
Individual ticket: $40 (includes one drink)
Table Sponsor: $400 (includes a reserved table with six seats, six drink tickets, and listed as sponsor)
Table of 6: $275 (includes a table with six seats and six drink tickets)
Corporate sponsor: $1,000 (includes a reserved table with six seats, six drink tickets, and company logo listed on all marketing material)
A wine bottle with a custom Old West Museum label from the Wine Tasting on February 20.
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Support History & Culture
By: lonnie reese
Sponsorships are more than just financial support; they are a way to champion history, culture, and community. By supporting events like the Western Spirit Art Show & Sale or the CFD Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony, you’re not just funding a project but investing in a legacy that keeps the spirit of the West alive for future generations.
Sponsorships allow us to bring meaningful events to the community, support local artists, enhance accessibility, and create opportunities for children and adult education and engagement. In return, sponsors receive recognition, marketing benefits, and the satisfaction of making a lasting impact on the CFD Old West Museum and the Cheyenne cultural community.
We’re seeking Museum Partners and Event Sponsors who share our passion for history, rodeo, and Western culture. Please reach out if you or someone you know might be interested in supporting this exceptional organization. Every contribution, big or small, helps ensure that these stories continue to be told for generations.
Sunrise Crossing, Dan Andrews, Oil
Do You, Or Someone You Know, share our passion for preserving Western history? We’d love to connect! Sponsorships come in at all levels, and every contribution makes a difference. Reach out today to learn more about sponsorship opportunities: contact Lonnie Reese at 307-778-7291 or email Lonnie.reese@oldwestmuseum.org.
A Legacy of Leadership and Passion at 90 Celebrating Duane Von Krosigk:
The Cheyenne Frontier Days™ Old West Museum was thrilled to host a special 90th birthday celebration for Duane Von Krosigk, a key figure in the Museum’s history and a long-time supporter of Cheyenne Frontier Days™. His dedication to the Museum and the community has left an indelible mark, and it was an honor to celebrate this milestone with him.
Duane’s journey with Cheyenne Frontier Days™ began in 1969 when he first volunteered on the Night Show Committee. His leadership quickly rose to the forefront, and by 1973, he was appointed Night Show Chairman. Duane’s influence continued to grow, serving as Ticket Chairman in 1974 and 1975, during which time his Ticket Committee produced the iconic CFD theme song, “Cheyenne Frontier Days™ Here We Go Again.”
In 1975 Duane was the liaison between the Cheyenne Chamber of Commerce, the CFD General Committee, and the CFD Planning Board prior to his engagement as the CFD General Chairman beginning in 1977. In that role, he also worked with the CFD Planning Board to create the new Exhibition Hall and forwarded the idea of having tennis courts inside the building in the off-season.
As General Chairman from 1977 to 1979, Duane’s vision brought significant change to the event, including the addition of the first-ever Friday night show, which featured performances by Jerry Jeff Walker and Red Steagall. He also founded the “Buckle Club,” a group of ex-committee
chairmen who continued to support CFD’s growth.
Duane’s efforts extended beyond just the shows. Through his leadership, a crucial property exchange with the Cheyenne Chamber of Commerce and Laramie County allowed Cheyenne Frontier Days™ to obtain the “New Pavilion” building. This building now houses the Museum and the CFD Mercantile Store. The creation of the CFD Old West Museum was inspired by the donation of the Phipps Collection of Carriages to Cheyenne Frontier Days™. In addition, Duane’s committee played a pivotal role in providing $100,000 in seed money to make the Museum a reality.
Several months ago, Duane visited the Museum, and Josie Molloy, the CFD Old West Museum Executive Director, had the chance to connect with him. During their visit, Duane shared stories from the past, reflecting on how far the Museum has come. It had been a while since Duane had been back, and he was visibly pleased with the Museum’s renovations and its ongoing success.
“Duane’s leadership and passion were instrumental in the creation of the Museum, and even today, he remains a passionate advocate for its success,” Molloy said. “It was a privilege to hear his stories and gain a deeper understanding of our history. We are incredibly fortunate to have Duane’s continued support, and it was a true honor to host his 90th birthday celebration at the Museum.”
As the Museum continues to grow and evolve, Duane’s legacy remains a cornerstone of its success. His vision, commitment, and contributions will always be remembered as vital elements of Cheyenne Frontier Days™ and the Old West Museum’s rich history.
Photos of Duane Von Krosigk’s 90’s Birthday Party at the Museum taken by Karla Walden Photography.
Spirited Away
By New Art
By: aManda Marshall
Join the Cheyenne Frontier Days™ Old West Museum as we celebrate the rich artistic legacy of the West at the 44th Annual Western Spirit Juried Art Show & Sale. Featuring over 100 talented artists—including fresh new faces—this exhibition showcases a diverse array of works that capture the essence of the Western experience.
Explore over 300 stunning pieces, including more than 100 miniatures, on our website. But the real magic begins in person at the Opening Reception on March 8 at 5:00 PM. Museum members enjoy early access to this exclusive evening filled with incredible art, cocktails, and heavy hors d’oeuvres for just $65. Non-members can join the excitement at 6:00 PM for $75. Art sales begin at 6:00pm, so make sure you get there early to pick your favorite pieces!
The evening gets even more thrilling with the live Quick Draw event, where talented artists create new masterpieces in just one hour. These fresh works will be auctioned off at 7:45pm. We have four talented artists painting on CFD Arrowhead shaped wood panels again. This year our Quick Draw artists will be Svetlana Howe, Dan Andrews, Scott Santee, and Wesley Merritt.
Running Free, Dan Andrews, Oil
This year’s show was juried by an esteemed panel of experts:
- John Keeling – Acclaimed Summer Show artist
- Jenny Lang – Art of the West representative - Rachel Clifton – Director of the Wyoming Arts Council These jurors will select the show’s winners, but you get a vote too! Opening Reception attendees will choose the People’s Choice Award, so don’t miss your chance to vote for your favorite piece in the show!
If you can’t attend the Opening Reception, the exhibition runs from March 9 through April 14, giving you plenty of time to experience these incredible artworks. Proxy sales are also available—contact amanda.marshall@oldwestmuseum.org for details.
Be part of this unforgettable celebration of Western art and culture. Your attendance supports not only the Museum but also the incredible artists who keep the spirit of the West alive. We can’t wait to see you there!
Herdin’ Cats and Burnin’ Daylight, Greg Mayse, Oil
1. Ready Boss, Nettie Rickerson, Charcoal Pencil
2. The Wave, Howard Fullmer, .22 Found Brass Casings
3. Stopping for Water, Kay Juricek, Oil
4. Boss Man, Michelle Kondos, Oil
5. Black Bear Got a Salmon, Frank Zurey, Photography
6. The View, Marvie Tipsword, Watercolor
7. The Strong Survive, Brenda Morgan, Oil
8. Open Range, Joe Watkins, Scratchboard
9. All Cuddled Up, Jessica Fritz, Colored Pencil
10. Kisses, Sarah Phippen, Oil
11. In the High Country, Mary Leslie, Oil
12. Pre-Dawn Hike at Grapevine Hills, Alison Lyons, Photography
a Broadcast across the Plains
By: MiKe Kassel
On May 18, 1925, a momentous event in Cheyenne’s history occurred when KOA, a General Electric Station, broadcast news about Cheyenne and Cheyenne Frontier Days for the first time via the airwaves. The broadcast was a live two-hour affair that would be broadcast from the Rialto Theater in Denver. Most of the program was to be music performed by Cheyenne’s greatest musical talent. The program featured the Cheyenne Lions Male Quartet, violin and piano solos by Clyde G. and Alice Clark Ross, the KOA Orchestra and Soprano solos and mixed quartet solos with Marguerite McIntosh Boice (founder of the future W-Heels) being the lead soprano. The highlight of the program was an address by the first woman governor of the United States, Nellie Tayloe Ross. The intent of the program, and particularly Mrs. Ross’ speech, was to entice everyone tuning in to come to Wyoming to see its natural beauty, and indulge in that great western celebration of world renown, Cheyenne Frontier Days™. Those who listened were in for quite a night. The program began at 8 p.m. and continued until 10.
For the curious, here is the program:
• Fred Schmitt and his Radio Theater Orchestra
• By Moonlight by Dekoven
• Remembrance by Barfod
• Studio Program – Introduced by C.H. Simpson, Director of the Cheyenne Chamber of Commerce
• Quartets
• Cheyenne Lions Male Quartet – George S. Lake, first tenor: W. J. Richardson, second tenor: Will S. Hays, first bass; W. H. Owens, second bass
• Huzza by Buck
• Juanita by Parks
• Fairest is She by Nevin
• Goodnight by Buck
• Violin Solos
• Musician Clyde G. Ross – Alice Clark Ross accompanist
• June – Tschaikowsky
• Melody in A Major – Dawes
• Adoration – Borowski
• Orchestra Section
• Dance of the Bayaderes by Rubinstein – by the KOA Orchestra directed by Lewis H. Chernoff
• Soprano Solos
• Marguerite McIntosh Boice – Alice Clark Ross, accompanist
• Sacajawea - Boothroyd
• Wild Rose of Sierra Land – Boothroyd
• Mixed Quartet Selections
• Marguerite McIntosh Boice, Soprano; Mary Larimer Connett, contralto
• William Richardson, tenor; James Ferris Seiler, bass
• Greeting to Spring – Strauss
• ‘Tis Morn – Geibel
• Piano Selections by Alice Clark Ross
• The Ride of the Vallyrs – Wagner
• Rigoletto Concert Paraphrase – Verdi-Lizzt
• KOA Orchestra
• Anthony and Cleopatra – Gruenwald
• Mixed Quartet Selection
• My Love’s Like a Red, Red Rose – Old Scotch
• Loch Lomond – Old Scotch
• Soprano Solos – Marguerite McIntosh Boice
• The Doe Skin Blanket – Cadman
• Love’s Awakening – Boston Music Co.
• Address – Nellie Tayloe Ross
• Cheyenne Frontier Days and Wyoming of Today
• Contralto Solos – sung by Alice Larimer Connett, Alice Clark Accompanist
• The Land of the Sky Blue Water – Cadman
• The Rosary - Nevin
• Orchestra Selection – KOA Orchestra
• Berceuse - Rebickoff
Here is the highlight of the program, the address by Nellie Tayloe Ross. This was the first time that she was ever broadcast:
Frontier Days and the Wyoming of Today
“The last frontier is gone! No longer within the boundaries of continental United States are there new lands open to conquest, and the sons and daughters of the hardy pioneers who gave themselves to the development of the West cannot today satisfy their spirit of adventure by the advancement upon new frontiers. They may only preserve the memory of the romance of those early days upon the plains.
“Such is the primary purpose of the celebration held annually in Cheyenne, to which it is my privilege tonight to invite all to whom the mysterious and awe-inspiring ether may convey this message. For five days beginning July 20, and ending the night of July 25, the capitol of Wyoming will lay aside its normal activities to assume once more the habillments of the frontier and to re-enact the life of those inspiring days when Wyoming and the West were being re-claimed from the wilderness of nature.
“No American who honors in his heart the fortitude and ability of the brave men and women who laid here the foundation of what has now become the mighty West can fail to be enthralled by this spectacle – the Cheyenne Frontier Days which is being repeated this year for the twentyninth time. The period it represents is gone forever, but in all the history of our country there was probably never one of
more fascinating interest. During Frontier Days the departed glamor is once more restored. Again, the cowboy presents himself with his broad-brimmed hat, his flaming shirt and neckerchief, his high-heeled boots and whirling lariat, for the assembling of equipment the cowboy knows no restraint. The skillful horsewoman of the plains likewise contributes her full chare to the daring sports.
“A more picturesque scene could scarcely be imagined than that which is offered in the vast arena before the crowded grandstands. Among the 60,000 people who viewed this impressive spectacle in 1924, there were registered representatives from every state in the Union and many from across the seas. Either simultaneously or in a series of events the entertainment affords, undoubtedly, more thrills than can anywhere else be found in the period of one afternoon. Day after day during the celebration lovers of the sport return to enjoy a repetition of the unique program. Here they will find not alone the thrill of that epic conquest of the prairie by the pioneer, but also the more immediate exhilaration of the contest of horse with horse, and rider with rider; the Indian pony, sleek and swift; the bucking broncho, wild untamed Pegasus of the plains, mounted and mastered by the cowboy; and most exciting and spectacular of all perhaps, the skill and strength displayed by the cowboy in capturing and subduing the wild steer. Even the stolid Indian, having reluctantly withdrawn before the progress of civilization, is brought from the reservation and is a striking feature of the show. He again dons his war paint and feathers and in all the splendor of his savage regalia, by war dance and stimulated attack, gives us a glimpse of the day when these savages struck terror to the hearts of the earliest settlers.
Nellie Tayloe Ross (far left) attending 1925 Cheyenne Frontier Days™, sitting next to Vice President Charles Dawes. Photo by R.R. Doubleday.
“To this celebration, Cheyenne and all Wyoming invite you that you may see reproduced the scenes of a day that is gone. You are invited also that you may see what the pioneers have built and what may yet be accomplished by those who would avail themselves of the opportunities offered by our wonderful state. I would urge upon Cheyenne’s guests at Frontier the pleasure and profit to be derived in further travel in Wyoming. They would find, I feel sure, a surprising revelation in our marvelous climate, variety of scenery and diversity of resources. Upon what might impress the tourist at first only repellant, baren hills, roam great herds of cattle and flocks of sheep which have constituted in the past the basis of our chief industries. Beneath the surface also in many such places lie hidden great treasures of mineral wealth. Even the farfamed Salt Creek field, richest in the world, presents to the eye only the appearance of barren waste.
“Wyoming, the eighth state in area, has, perhaps, greater natural resources than can be found in any other in the Union. Much progress has been made in their development in recent years and there are yet offered alluring opportunities. The oil industry which has already yielded vast fortunes gives promise of unbounded possibilities in the future. There are yet great untested fields of black oil which are without doubt of great value, and also immense beds of oil shale holding in store supplies of oil which may be levied upon when present sources have been exhausted. The state has, too, enough coal to supply the nation for a generation and vast iron deposits which have scarcely been touched.
“In addition, to wealthy of mineral resources, two large Federal reclamation projects, an extensive system of irrigation, together with advanced methods of cultivation, have resulted in such increased agricultural production as to make farming one of the leading and substantial industries.
“Fully 87 per cent of the inhabitants of Wyoming are American born. Having come to a new state from all sections of our country, and having brought the characteristics and viewpoints of each, they have formed a tolerant, liberal-minded and interesting people. The result is an absence of provincialism which be at once apparent to the stranger within our gates.
“Our state is fortunate in that revenue from oil royalties has made possible the building of such highways as ensure the tourist comfortable travel through beautiful and productive valleys, splendid forests, and into mountain regions of majestic grandeur.
“Many who have come as casual tourists or as guests to our famous dude ranches or other mountain resorts have responded to the spirit of the West, have found the charm and lure of Wyoming irresistible and have returned to become permanent and loyal citizens.”
Official Portrait of Nellie Tayloe Ross. Photo provided by Wyoming State Archives.
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Legendary Donors
2024 Collection Donor List
Bailey Bishop
Yvette Blake
Kit Fleischli & Terry Booth
Cindy Braden
Buckeye Ranch
Jacque Busacker
Hannah Butterfield
Jane Shickich Cabes
Clara & Ray Cahoon
Cheyenne Frontier Days™
The Cheyenne Frontier Days™ HEELs
Cheyenne Frontier Days™ Old West Museum and Staff
The 2024 CFD Western Art Show Committee (In Honor of Janet Wampler)
Jean & Jim Cochran
Christy Connell
Karen Oda Cotton
Connie Davis
David W. Davis
Denver Postcard Club (Beth Tallmadge: Club Librarian & Jennifer Simpson: Club President)
Ilene, Jim, & John Dinneen
The Dinneen Family
The Epler Family
Frontier Veterinary Clinic
Ed Galavotti
Nicole Gamst
Fr. Joseph Geders
Alpha Horse Goombi
The Grand Encampment Museum
Jamie Graupmann
Joyce Gray
Evan Green
Merritt Harris
Mary Hartman
James B. Hattman, Sr.
Tad Herz
Tad Herz (In Honor of Ann Herz)
Hon. Bill Hill
Dave Jennings
Adam Johnson
Linda Johnson
Brad Jorgensen
Judy Kallal
Mike Kassel
Dave Keiter
Pat Kennedy
Keri Kensinger & The Kensinger Family
Alice Kleiman
Christine Kronz
Eric E. Levin
Mike Luna
Diane MacDougall
Dennis Mager
J.C. Manalo
Jean & Joe Marion
Amanda Marshall
Ken McCann
Dr. Gary Norwood
Pro Rodeo Hall of Fame
Pat Rinker
The Rinker Family
Julia Robinson
Joe Sartino
Roger Savitt
Roger Schreiner
Judy Sears
Terry Seliga
Cheryl Tuck Smith
Steil Surveying Services, Brad Steil, & Jeff Jones
James A. Storey III
Fran Sturgeon
Anna Thompson
Kathleen Tobiassen & The Children of Edward & Leona Reinke
The Tuck Family
Dottie Wallis
Megan Winterfeldt
Wyoming State Museum
Wyoming Tribune-Eagle/Adams Publishing
A Grande Catch, Mary Landis, Oil
Legendary Donors
The Legacy Club
Donors who have contributed $10,000 or more to the Endowment Fund
Leonard & Fern Bemel Estate
Robert & Jackie Boice Memorial by Robert Boice Jr.
Robert Born
Dr Jeff & Lynne Carlton
Jesse Chambers Estate
Cheyenne Frontier Days™ Buckle Club
John & Ester Clay
Frank & Louise Cole
Connie & Dr. Richard Davis
Dr. Rick & Ibby Davis
Barbara Dilts
Marietta & Bill Dinneen
Bill & Beth Edwards
Engrav, Van Voast, Swidecki
Bill Dubois & Marcy Helser
John & Karen Rose Echepare
Drs. Fred & Keren Emerich
Elizabeth Escobedo
First Interstate Bank
Gus & Pat Fleischli
Shirley & Lloyd Flynn
Jim & Margaret Hearne
Tad & Ann Herz
Pete & Chloe Illoway
Jerry & Kay Jessen
Jim. H Johnson Memorial by Harold F. Johnson Masonry
Curt Kaiser Estate
Will & Judy Kallal
Thomas G. Kelly P.C.
Arlene & Don Kensinger
Raymond C. Kinter
Mike & Lana Mabee
Marlin & Janet Glasner
Wayne & Lois Hansen
Stan & Mary Hartman
Lummis Livestock
Jim & GiGi McShane
Sue Miller
John & Norma Morris
Art & Catherine Nicholas
John & Mary Ostlund
Mona Lee Pearl
Lisa Seale
Britta Stamy Estate
Mary H. Storer Foundation
Gen. & Mrs. Harold Strack
John & Kathy Steil
Drs. Robert Prentice & Sandra Surbrugg
Bill & Toni Thomson
Sherry & Gene Tuck Memorial by Teema Tuck McIntosh
Cindy Vandewark
Phil & Gay Van Horn
Marcia Vanlandingham
Polo Ranch Company- Betsy Graham
Marian H. Rochelle
Rodekohr, Peterson, Gusea & Gerringer, Shippy
Romeo Entertainment Group
Paul & Karen Vencill
Ed & Carmel Wallace
Ed & Peggy-Powers Wallace
Ed & Mary Weppner
Wyoming Cultural Trust
Endowment Fund
Donors who have contributed to the Endowment Fund
Barbara Andrikopoulos
Dr. Frank Barrett Memorial by Mary Barrett Orton & Bill Orton; Alice Barrett Clement & Mike Clement
Jacqueline Boice Trust
Richard & Michele Bolkovatz
Eugene & Jeanne Bryan
Johnnie Burton
Wayne & Ruth Case
Jim & Ray Fleming Dinneen
Dosoris Trust Company
Beverly Dowling
In Memory of Michael Dowling
Charles & Carol Farthing
Doug & Valarie Finch
Stig & Beth Hallingbye
Rick & Ronda Heimsoth
Bill & Mary Kay Hill
Carol Holland
Donald & Jane Iverson
Barry & Lynda Kistler
Jon & Dianne Kirkbride
Stacy Maatman & Charlie Moore
Betty Lewis & Dan Matuska
Jack Mueller
William & Mary Orton
Del & Suzanne Peterson
J. Michael & Martha Powers
C. Bud Racicky
Art & Patti Reese
Shawn & Amiee Reese
Bob & Linda Reynolds
John & Barbara Rogers
Carol Rush
In Memory of Shirley Flynn
Lee & Sue Searing
Dr. David & Martha Silver
Brian Short
In Memory of Will Kallal
Ruth Storey
Jeff & Gail Vandewark
Charles & Jo Dell Wing
Linda Weppner
Wyoming Property Solutions, LLC
Jim & Theresa Ward
Lisa Zentner
Cheyenne Club
Donors who have contributed over $1,000 to the Museum in 2024
AAI Music LLC, Amy Smith
Meier & Annie Smith Jackson
AGCWYO Wyoming Contractors Association
Alice’s Lakeside Legacy Foundation
ANB Bank
Nancy Anderson
Steve & Charla Anderson
Art of the West
Mark Bare
Dave Berry
A. Kent Best
Scott & Kaye Binning
Bison Beverage
Mary Ann Bledsoe
Blue Cross Blue Shield of Wyoming
Blue FCU
Robert M. Boice, Jr.
Robert Born
Broadmoor East LLC
Robert & Sandra Brug
Dede & Ross Buckhaults
Bob & Lynn Budd
Joe & Shirley Burford
Kevin & Kimberly Burkett
JJ Chen & Tracie Caller
Teresa Jordan & Hal Cannon
Capitol Roofing Inc.
Barbara Carlsberg
CFD HEELS
Charter Communications
Cheyenne Frontier Days™, Inc.
Cheyenne Womens Clinic
Brad & Shirley Churchill
James & Maggie Clay
Jim & Jean Cochran
Gary & Lois Crum
Connie Davis
Delta Kappa Gamma, Upsilon Chapter
Deselms Fine Art, Harvey Deselms
John Dietzler
Barbara Dilts
Pamela Dix
Julianna “Boo” & Reed Dixon
Linda Doering
George & Linda Eaglefeather
Laura Eberly
James Edgar
Bill & Beth Edwards
John Edwards
Drs. Fred & Keren Emerich
Etch It Up, Terry & Kelli Ruiz
Tucker & Carol Fagan
Frank & Kimberly Fina
Flexx Productions
David Foreman
Ed Galavotti
Tyler & Alexis Garrett
Diane Gore
Grease Monkey
Rosana Guimaraes
Matt Haigler
Halladay Automotive Group
Stan & Mary Hartman
Shelie Hartman-Gibbs
Marcy Helser
Peter Henderson
Tad & Ann Herz
Hilltop Bank
Grace Hodges & Frederick
Nickel
Peter & Chloe Illoway
Jane Iverson
Edward & Annie Jackson III
Gary & Cheryl Jacobson
Robert Jensen
Jerry & Kay Jessen
Adam Johnson
Mariah Johnson & Adam Kavanli
Diane Dieter & Ted Jones
Harris & Jeannine Jones
Gary & Stina Kayser
Thomas G. Kelly, P.C.
KFBC 97.5 FM/1240 AM
Deidre Kilty Newman
Brad & Kim Kincheloe
Jon & Dianne Kirkbride
Ed & Jamie Kruse
Lamar Advertising
Lisa Leachman
Leamington Co.
Scott & Cathi Lewis
Joseph & Megan Looby
Marion & Judi Loomis
Senator Cynthia Lummis
Mike & Lana Mabee
Joe & Cindy Marek
Mary H. Storer Foundation
John Massey
Ted McCoy
Dave & Helen McCracken
Sue Mecca
Daniel L. Merritt-LeSatz
Sue Miller
Motorola Solutions
Tricia Nichols
Orthopaedic & Spine Center of the Rockies
Karmin & Michael Pace
Pace-O-Matic
Kevin Paintner
George & Carrie Pappas
Kurt & Vicki Peth
Platte Valley Bank
Mickey & Martha Powers
Ranch Eats
Debbie Reber
Red Lion Hotel & Conference Center
Cindi & Daryl Redditt
Nancy Reno
The Family of Dr. Harlan Ribnik
Tom & Dixie Roberts
Julia E Robinson & Peter Kozisek
Rocky Mountain Power
Romeo Entertainment Group
Marlin & Carol Rotach
Doug & Susan Samuelson
Gary & Lori Schoene
Lisa Seale
Searing Industries Wyoming
Greg & Jen Seitz
Dustin Sharpe
Hugh & Denise Simpson
John Skinner
Slalom Consulting
Smart Sports Medicine Clinic PC
Christine Soloman
Steil Surveying Services, LLC
Bryan & Ginni Stevens
James Storey III
Swire Coca-Cola
Janet McLean & Marcia Swisher
Shawn & Erin Taylor
Janet Taylor
The Anschutz Foundation
John & Mary Ann Duffey
Dorothy Thompson
Toni Thomson
Ron Timmerman
Teema Tuck McIntosh
Tyrrell Auto Centers
Union Pacific Railroad
Union Pacific Railroad Foundation
Cindy Vandewark
Visit Cheyenne
Lorrell Walter
Rick & Jacqueline Watkins
Conna Webber
Robert Weppner
Linda Weppner
Kenny Wertsbaugh
Kent & Susan Westedt
Western Art Collector
Chancey Williams
Lee Ann Wilson
Wold Foundation
Anne Wright
Wyoming Arts Council
Wyoming Bank and Trust
Wyoming Cultural Trust Fund
Wyoming Home
Muley Bucks, Amber Scally, Drawing
Become a Legend
Capital Campaign Donors
LEGENDS
rAymond C. Kinter
Arlene Kensinger
CHAMPIONS
AAi mUsiC llC
AliCe’s lAKeside legACy
AnB BAnK
BAnner CApitAl BAnK
roBert BoiCe, Jr.
roBert Born
frAnK & loUise Cole
Connie dAvis
BArBArA dilts
mAriettA dinneen in honor of the dinneen fAmily
reed & JUliAnnA dixon
WilliAm dUBois
John & mAry Ann dUffey
Bill & Beth edWArds
drs. fred & KAren emeriCh
mArCy helser
tAd & Ann herz
edWArd JACKson iii & Annie smith-JACKson
Jerry & KAy Jessen
senAtor CynthiA lUmmis
teemA tUCK mCintosh
sCott meier & Amy smith-meier
sUe miller
orthopAediC & spine Center of the roCKies
george & CArrie pAppAs
romeo entertAinment groUp the romeo fAmily
mAry h. storer foUndAtion
drs. BoB prentiCe & sAndrA sUrBrUgg
elizABeth seArle & miKe BrAnhAm
tACo John’s internAtionAl
Union pACifiC foUndAtion
Cindy vAndeWArK
lee Ann Wilson
Wold foUndAtion
ICONS
AUstin, stell A, & BUBBA AlexAnder
the AnsChUtz foUndAtion
Bill BeAmAn
dAve Berry
sCott & KAye Binning
ross BUCKhAUlts & dede sChUppAn BUCKhAUlts
CApitol roofing inC denis & ChArlene hUmphrey
BArBArA CArlsBerg
CentUry 21 Bell reAl estAte- lindA Weppner
Cheyenne frontier dAys™ heels
BrAd & shirley ChUrChill
Christine Connell
deAn & meredith dexter
BArBArA dilts
John edWArds
Will & BrooKe edWArds
elizABeth esCoBedo
flying monKey mAnUfACtUring
dAvid foremAn
lynette friess
ed gAl Avotti
tyler & AlexA gArrett
stAn & mAry hArtmAn
helen hollidAy & John BAffert
peter & Chloe illoWAy
JAne iverson
roBert Jensen
JoAnnides fAmily foUndAtion
Jon & diAnne KirKBride
lUAnA lAhti
miKe & lAnA mABee
dr. ted mCCoy
dAve & helen mCCrACKen
JAnet mCleAn & mArCiA sWisher
rAndy merritt
Capital Campaign Donors Become a Legend
deidre Kilty-neWmAn
triCiA pAttno niChols
KUrt & viCKi peth
BUd rACiCKy
riverstone BAnK
JUliA e. roBinson & peter
KoziseK
toni rogers
smArt sports mediCine CliniC pC
dr sKip & sAshA ross
Jerry smith & Cheryl tUCK smith
John & KAthy steil
phil & gAy vAnhorn
pAUl & KAren venCill
Welding & mAChine - tom & rhondA Wilson
visit Cheyenne
roBert Weppner in honor of mAry Weppner
HEROES
#1 ProPerties
Brandi Monger & Billie
addleMan
Mike & Cindy allen
suzanne anderson
Paula Baldeshwiler
JiM & kay Barr
kay lynn Bestol
wesley Breeding
kiMM aCton Brookshire
donald h. Brown
JaMes a . Brown
kevin & kiMBerly Burkett
Connie CarMaCk
g. williaM & ann CarPender
BarBara Casey
Fred & val ClynCke
JiM & Jean CoChran
shaun donnelly & kathryn
Flynn
riCk & deB eCCli
Paul & sheryl Fanning
Charlie & Carol Farthing
JiM & Janelle Fazio
MiCk & Margi Finnegan
Cory & dalene Frantz
Mr. & Mrs. John gaudio
irene goldMinz-roBerts
BoB & sandy grahaM
JiM & Peggy hearne
rod & rita helgeson
glenna hirsig
Carol holland
dan & kay hough
riCk kaysen
harriett h kazziMir
Barry & linda kistler
sCott & Christine kronz
Chase & aaron lesher
Christine luMMis
MaC MCkee
dorothy Middleton
Brit & CaMeron Miller
ron & annette newnuM
george & Betsey niCkerson
eriC nordBerg
JUiliA e. roBinson & peter
KoziseK
ross read & Mary BoiCe read
lonnie reese
BoB & val rodekohr
Jean Marie seitz
donald e. shePard
JaMes storey iii
larry & kiMBerly sutherland
anna thoMPson
ron & la velle van voast
MarCia vanlandinghaM
keawe vredenBurg
dale & edith vosler
ron & Carol waeCkerlin
ed & CarMel wallaCe
Conna weBBer
Jeanie white
Charles & Jo dell wing
John & lynn winkler
liBBy Crews wood
HERITAGE PARTNER
Tad & Ann Herz
Toni Thomson
GOLDEN SADDLE
ANB Bank
Robert M. Boice, Jr.
Sue Miller
GRAND ENTRY
Lamar Advertising
Red Lion Hotel & Conference Center
Visit Cheyenne
Kent Westedt
Wyoming Home
PLATINUM
Blue FCU
Cheyenne Frontier Days™, Inc.
Jim & Jean Cochran
Diane Dieter & Ted Jones
George & Linda Eaglefeather
Drs. Fred & Keren Emerich
Halladay Automotive Group
Dr. Jane Iverson
Mike & Lana Mabee
Cindi & Daryl Redditt
Tom & Dixie Roberts
Doug & Susan Samuelson
CORPORATE PARTNER
#1 Properties
Deselms Fine Art
Legendary Donors
Museum Members
As of February 14, 2025
TDSI - The Design Studio, Inc.
Thomas G. Kelly, P.C.
Meridian Trust
Platte Valley Bank
Steil Surveying Services, LLC
Larry & Kim Sutherland
Tyrrell Auto Centers
Western Vista FCU
Wyoming Bank and Trust
SILVER SADDLE
Kay Lynn Bestol
Kevin & Kimberly Burkett
Connie Davis
Scott & Megan Fox
Floyd & Diane Humphrey
Peter & Chloe Illoway
Joannides Family Foundation
Joe & Cindy Marek
Debbie Reber
Hugh & Denise Simpson
Paul & Patricia Stenback
Cindy Vandewark
Linda Weppner
PARTNER
Tucker & Carol Fagan
Ed Galavotti
Paul & Jeanne Hickey
Steve & Sue Kline
Riverstone Bank
Dr. Richard and Dorothy Torkelson
Dr. Kim Withers
GROUP
Cheyenne Sub Vets
WY-CO Border Chapter, MOAA
HALL OF FAME
Andrea, Shane & Molly Allen
Sally Allen
Artesian Park, LLC
Casey Baxter & Mandy Ayotte
Bill Beaman
Vickie Albert & Steve Berg
Scott & Kaye Binning
Mary Boice & Ross Read
Virginia Bowers
Emily Boyington
Gene Bryan
Dede & Ross Buckhaults
Jacqueline Busacker
Randy & Kathryn Byers
Barb Taylor & Julian Carpender
G. William & Ann Carpender
Andrew & Sara Chebishev
Christine Kronz Photographer, LLC
Brad & Shirley Churchill
Dr. Rick Davis
Charles DeFond
Barbara Dilts
Linda Doering
Marli Dussault
Morgane Dussault
Rick & Deb Eccli
Dr. John & Donna Esmay
Paul & Dee Fleming
David Foreman
Cody Garnett
Lauren Garnett
Sharla Garnett
William & Susan Gentle
Michael Hand
Jeff Hanesworth
Lois & Wayne Hansen
Stan & Mary Hartman
Marcy Helser
Leonard Hergenreter
James Hofius
Norman & Eva Jeanne Holmes
Carey Hosterman
Rod & Deborah Hottle
Tom & Summer Houghton
Chris Hughes
David Hughes
Larry Hughes
Gary & Pam Imig
Richard & Sophie Jacoby
Walter Jacoby
Jerry & Kay Jessen
Alan Johnson
Gary & Stina Kayser
Rick & Jerry Keslar
Earl & Donna Kincheloe
Marian Kline
Rhea Knudson
Richard & Ronda Kolinske
Greggory & Kimberly Lamb
Jay Latta
Cookie Lockhart
Marion & Judi Loomis
Ricky Magana & Tina Riffle
Marsh and Ellis Ranch, LLC
Blaine & Vicki McAlpin
Ken McCann
Dave & Helen McCracken
Arloa McGinnis
Janet McLean & Marcia Swisher
Marie Meier
Scott Meier & Amy Smith-Meier
Dr. Arthur & Carol Merrell
Gloria Merrill
Tracey & Ken Messick
Craig Mize
Layton Morgan
Renee Muitlbauer
Joe & Cindy Mulcahy
Hoy & Linda Myers
Deanna Nilsen
Eric Nordberg
William & Karen Obermeier
Debbie & John Pahl
Del & Suzan Peterson
Ed Prosser
Bud Racicky
April Redbird
Sharon Roberts
Bob & Val Rodekohr
Bobby & Suzanne Rolston
Terry & Kelly Ruiz
Thom Rutledge
Roger & Paulla Schreiner
Dean “Doc” & Karen Schroeder
Sammi Schultz
Bob Steel
Legendary Donors
Museum Members
As of February 14, 2025
John & Kathy Steil
William Stults
David & Marcia Talley
Ruby Tomlinson
Brodie & Stephanie Tuck
Cheryl Tuck Smith & Jerry Smith
Cody Tuck
Jackie Tuck
Jake Tuck
Jeremy Tuck
Lynda Tuck
Michell Tuck
Robert & Bonnie Tuck
Phil & Gay VanHorn
Marcia Vanlandingham
Dottie Wallis
Tracy Weaver
Thomas Weber
Kenny Wertsbaugh
Dr. Russell & Barbara Williams
Robbie Willson & Kim Fyfe-Willson
Kathy Wright
Wyoming Property Solutions, LLC
VOLUNTEER HALL OF FAME
Rylee Anderson & Kaiser Cunningham
James & Kalene Barr
Robert Born
Jim & Cindy Braden
Randy Bruns
Bob & Lynn Budd
Robert & Liz Burgin
Tommy & Becki Burke
Martin & Claudia Carroll
Connie Garrett & John Contos
Cliff & Stella Cox
Bill & Terri Daniels
Fred & Pam Drake
Bill & Beth Edwards
Jo Ferguson
Cody Fox
Jim & Peggy Hearne
Megan & Justin Hesser
Kay Hough
Jaclyn Houghton
Jim & Ruthanne Hubbard
Candy Hunter
Chuck James
Brad Jorgensen & Abby Walker
Michael & Amy Kassel
Michele Keller
Jeff and Kelly Ketcham
Brad & Kim Kincheloe
Jean Krause & Dave Foose
Shay & Bernie Kushnir
Scott & Cathi Lewis
Jon & Ginnie Madsen
Amanda & Cameron Marshall
Renee Middleton
Josie & Ciaran Molloy
Ron & Annette Newnum
Amanda Nye
Curtis Olson
Robert Phillips
Jeff Rayment
Lonnie Reese
Bob & Linda Reynolds
Lori Rippinger
John & Barbara Rogers
Toni Rogers
Jimmy Dean & Kim Siler
Richard & Cynthia Simonovich
Willie & Brenda Stackhouse
Bryan & Ginni Stevens
James Storey III
Anna Thompson
John Tomjack
Teema Tuck McIntosh
Jim & Nancy Van Cise
Edith & Dale Vosler
Jim & Stacie Walter
John & Lynn Winkler
FAMILY
Mike & Cindy Allen
Suzanne Anderson
Paula Baldeshwiler
Dr. Ed & Linda Boenisch
Rick & Lynne Boomgaarden
Nancy Brewton
William & Susan Capozella
Lyle & Rita Chapman
JJ Chen & Tracie Caller
James & Maggie Clay
Virginia Clough
T Jay DiBacco
Dennis & Mary Lee Dixon
John Faden
LaLa Felton
Mick & Margi Finnegan
John Fitch
Scott & Janet Foresman
Jim & Betty Fornstrom
Cory & Dalene Frantz
Teena Gering & Family
Roy & Doris Gilman
Gary & Peggy Grabau
Bob & Sandy Graham
Grease Monkey
Dr. Sloan & Anna Marie Hales
Jessica Hatch
Bill & Mary Kay Hill
Joseph & Bethanne Hill
Harris & Jeannine Jones
Pat Kennedy
Brian & JoLynne Lenell
Celeste L’Eveque
Kelly, Sabine & Maggie McClintock
Kathleen & John McKinley
Dr. R.C. & Marcia Mead
Darrin Merrill
Shelley Messer
Sarah Moody
Dwane & Patricia Moore
Dan & Vicki Morris
Clint & Roxanne O’Connor
Tony & Patty Olson
Terry & Christi Osborne
Casey & Abbey Palma
George & Carrie Pappas
Dave & Annemarie Picard
Renee & Mike Piskorski
Dan & Lois Prickett
Michael & Cady Purcell
Legendary Donors
Museum Members
As of February 14, 2025
Megan & Shon Anthony Reddin
Jeff & Kris Rude
Tim & Elena Schaffer
David Schmidt
Bonnie Seabaugh
Dr. Larry & Pat Seitz
Kirk & Shelly Shepherd
Brian & Marci Shuck
Al & Lucy Simpson
Donna & Dennis Spatz
Lars & Irene Storey
David Story Jr.
Estelle Summers
Tom & Gail Sundell
Ken & Gail Tooke
Jeremy Wilch
Charles & Jo Dell Wing
John & Lynn Zuver
FRIEND
Steve & Lynn Achter
Suzanne Anderson
Ron Baker & Karen Fagin
Jacklyn Boice
Judith Bradley
Ken & Patti Burns
Dave & Kathy Cameron
Kathleen Clemons
Thomas & Jerry Cole
Christine Connell
Scott Cook
John & Phyllis DeNovellis
John & Julie Estridge
Sharon Gandy
Linda Garlach
Tim & Georgia George
Marlin Glasner
Jeri Griego
James Halstrom & Diane Farquhar Hallstrom
Carla Harmon
Mary Leslie Hartman
Graydon & Carrie Held
Bonnie Hyde & Sarah Garrison
Carol Jansen
David & Pat Johnson
Karen Estep Interior Design
Rick Kaysen
David & Linda Kucera
Elizabeth Lanier
Shirley Leff
Steve & Kathy Leonardi
Carla & Jed Lofton
Katie Long
Sherri Lovercheck
Christine Lummis
Cathy Lyman
Cathy Mackey
Sidney Martin
Dennis & Debbie McCann
Carol McDonough
Robert McKee
Jack Mueller
Charlene Murdock
Mike Nestor
George & Betsey Nickerson
Creta O’Holleran
Jack & Judy Olson
Mary Lou & Larry Pape
Holly Pendelton
Debby Phillips
Vincent & Marian Pontillo
Marcia & James G. Price II
Cheryl Rennels
Bonnie Rivers
Sherry Sailor
Lisa Seale
Jean Marie Seitz
Ken Siders
Susan Slomski
Ann Sostrom
Ron & Stephanie Swearingen
Marvie Tipsword
Shirley Toppenberg & Cyndee
Linn
University of Wyoming Libraries
Barbara Utermark
Scott & Christy VanHorn
Dave & Bev Webster
Sandy & Casey Whitman
Lee Ann Wilson
Robert & Karen Womack
VOLUNTEER
Karla Ahrens
Jeff & Susan Campbell
Val Clyncke
Don & Sandy English
Linda & Craig Farner
John Fountain
Dolores Goodier
Betsey Hale
Rod & Rita Helgeson
Carol Holland
Joyce Kemph
Alice M Kleiman
Mark McAfee
Mike McIntosh
Mac McKee
Lois McPherson
Judy & Jim Myers
Mrs. Harriet Otto
Lorraine Parvin
Bob & Betty Schrader
Judy Sears
Conna Webber
Rachelle & Steve Zimmerman
LIFE
Buckle Club, CFD
Jim & Brenda Creel
Betsy Gusea & Tal Gerringer
Rick Heimsoth
Judy Kallal
Harold Strack
Gail Vandewark
Paul Vencill
Legendary Donors
Museum Members
As of February 14, 2025
Lucky 7, Margaret Josey-Parker, Sculpture
In Memoriam & Honoraria
In Memory Of Daniel “Dan” G. Blythe
Drs. Fred & Keren Emerich
In Memory Of Jeanne Bryan
Jo Ferguson
In Memory Of Whitey Christensen
Joan Anderson
In Memory Of Wes Coulson
John & Jan Brewster
In Memory Of Linda Dillon
Gene & Jeanne Bryan
Drs. Fred & Keren Emerich
In Memory Of Marietta Dinneen
Joe & Cindy Marek
In Memory Of Dick Doering
Linda Doering
In Memory Of Clyde R. Douglass
John & Jan Brewster
Del & Suzan Peterson
In Memory Of Bill Dubois
David Foreman
Marcy Helser
In Memory Of Verne J. Felton
Del & Suzan Peterson
In Memory Of Shirley Flynn
Kathryn Hauser & Shaun Donnelly
In Memory Of Sherry Ann Gibbens
Drs. Fred & Keren Emerich
Dr. R.C. & Marcia Mead
In Memory Of Thomas Wayne Hines
Drs. Fred & Keren Emerich
In Memory Of Clyde H. Holmes
Drs. Fred & Keren Emerich
In Memory Of Will Kallal
Fr. Joe Geders, C.M.
Brian & Kathleen Short
In Memory Of Jimmy George Keen
Drs. Fred & Keren Emerich
In Memory Of Robert Madsen
Drs. Fred & Keren Emerich
In Memory Of Nancy Prosser
Christine Connell
Bill & Beth Edwards
Sue Miller
In Memory Of Ann Dinneen Smith
Jim & Peggy Hearne
Annie & Edward Jackson III
In Memory Of Don Stanfield
Linda Doering
In Memory Of Karen Vencill
Paul & Jeanne Hickey
In Memoriam & Honoraria
In Memory Of Mary Caldwell Weppner
Sally Allen
Suzanne Anderson
Paula Baldeshwiler
Bill Beaman
Scott & Kaye Binning
Rick & Lynne Boomgaarden
E.D., Cheryl & Justin Brolyer
Dede & Ross Buckhaults
Dave & Kathy Cameron
Brad & Shirley Churchill
Thomas & Jerry Cole
Christine Connell
Connie Davis
Harvey Deselms
Julianna “Boo” & Reed Dixon
Bill & Beth Edwards
Drs. Fred & Keren Emerich
Tucker & Carol Fagan
David Foreman
Becky Garlach
Stan & Mary Hartman
Marcy Helser
Paul & Jeanne Hickey
Richard & Mary Ann Hillman
Norman & Eva Jeanne Holmes
Kay Hough
Lila & Gary Howell
Jane Iverson
April Belecky Jones
Teresa Jordan & Hal Cannon
Pat Kennedy
George & Jackie Labenz
Joe & Cindy Marek
John & Kathi McBride
Dr. R.C. & Marcia Mead
Sue Miller
Tricia Nichols
Del & Suzan Peterson
Kathie Selden
Evelynn Smith
Bob & Carol Tarantola
Dr. Richard and Dorothy Torkelson
Cindy Vandewark
Linda Weppner
Jody Weppner & Eric Davis
Dr. Russell & Barbara Williams
Traci & Cody Wilson
John & Lynn Winkler
Women’s Civic League
Kurt Zunker
In Honor Of Kay Jessen
Mary & Marty Hamilton
In Honor Of Amanda Marshall
Carolyn & Kenneth Fairbanks
In Honor Of Duane Von Krosigk
Bob & Linda Reynolds
Phil & Gay VanHorn
Cold Water, Valeriy Kagounkin, Acrylic
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