Winter Stageline 2025

Stageline Volume 34, Issue 4

The Cheyenne Frontier Days™ Old West Museum Magazine

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Kristi Webber

Museum Volunteer

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Mike Kassel Associate 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

Mission The Cheyenne Frontier Days™ Old West Museum mission is to preserve and share the heritage of the American West as experienced through the celebration of Cheyenne Frontier Days™.

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In Remembrance of Duane Von Krosigk Founding Member of the CFD Old West Museum Cheyenne Frontier Days™ has been shaped by countless volunteers whose dedication and vision helped build the traditions we cherish today. Among them; Duane Von Krosigk, a founding force behind the CFD Old West Museum and a man whose commitment to community and heritage left an enduring mark on Cheyenne.

Duane began his remarkable affiliation with Cheyenne Frontier Days™ in 1969, joining the Night Show Committee as a volunteer.

From the very beginning, he approached his work with energy, creativity, and a genuine love for the event. His leadership qualities were quickly recognized. By 1973 he was appointed Night Show Chairman, and two years later he took on the role of Ticket Chairman for 1974 and 1975. Under his guidance, the Ticket Committee produced the iconic theme song, “Cheyenne Frontier Days™ Here We Go Again,” a tune used to promote the world’s largest outdoor rodeo and western celebration.

Duane’s vision only expanded when he became General Chairman from 1977 to 1979. During his tenure, he helped usher in new ideas and opportunities that strengthened the event’s future.

He introduced the first Friday night show—an exciting addition featuring Jerry Jeff Walker and Red Steagall—and created the Buckle Club, a group composed of former committee chairmen dedicated to supporting CFD long after their official service ended.

This innovative spirit helped sustain a legacy of volunteer commitment that continues to define the organization.

One of Duane’s most lasting contributions was his role in securing a permanent home for Cheyenne Frontier Days™ history and operations. Through his leadership and a cooperative exchange of property with the Cheyenne Chamber of Commerce and Laramie County, CFD acquired ownership of the “New Pavilion,” the building that, today, houses the CFD Old West Museum. Recognizing the importance of preserving the event’s heritage, Duane and the committee also provided $100,000 in start-up funds to transform the concept of a museum into a living, lasting reality.

In 2003, Duane was inducted into the Cheyenne Frontier Days™ Hall of Fame.

Thanks to his determination, foresight, and unwavering dedication, the Museum stands today as a place where stories of the American West and Cheyenne Frontier Days™ continue to inspire future generations. In February the Museum was also blessed to hold his 90th birthday!

Duane passed away on September 24, 2025 surrounded by family. Duane will be remembered for his dedication to family, his service to community, and his unwavering love for Wyoming traditions.

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18 Upcoming Exhibits!

Miss Frontier Legacy Bronze The new Miss Frontier Bronze stands beautifully, welcoming all to the Old West Museum!

24 Leaving a Legacy 26 Fall in Review 29 Endowment Donors Club 30 Cheyenne Members

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Memoriam & 31 InHonoraria Campaign 32 Capital Donors

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Fall Memories We hosted several events in and out of the Museum this Fall

Stageline Layout & Design Cayden Sauer Editorial Contributions: Bryci Achter, Lonnie Reese, Lori Rippinger, Brad Jorgensen, Amanda Marshall, Josie Molloy

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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.

Cover Star Trails, Kristi Webber, Photography

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Director’s Note

A Year of Growth, Gratitude, and Community at the Cheyenne Frontier Days™ Old West Museum As we approach the close of another remarkable year, we want to extend our heartfelt gratitude to each of you—our members, supporters, partners, and friends. Your commitment to the Cheyenne Frontier Days™ Old West Museum has made 2025 a year of extraordinary progress, inspiration, and renewed energy.

The Museum stands at the heart of our community as a steward of the American West, preserving and sharing the stories that define our Western heritage.

In February, we proudly adopted our new Mission Statement and Vision: Mission Statement The Cheyenne Frontier Days™ Old West Museum mission is to preserve and share the heritage of the American West as experienced through the celebration of Cheyenne Frontier Days™.

Vision To be a leading museum that preserves, shares, and inspires future generations.

Through our work, the legacy of Cheyenne Frontier Days™ continues to inspire, educate, and connect visitors from near and far. Each year, we welcome thousands of guests who come to explore this living legacy, and thanks to your support, our mission continues to grow stronger.

This year, we proudly introduced new immersive exhibits that bring Western history to life in fresh and engaging ways. We expanded opportunities for young children, families, and local residents to connect with our stories, further enriching the Museum as a place of learning, discovery, and community connection— while serving as a regional cultural hub. These achievements are possible only because of individuals like you, whether you attend our events, support us through memberships and donations, volunteer your time, or contribute meaningful artifacts that strengthen our collection.

Your generosity has been instrumental in preserving significant historical artifacts, enhancing educational programs, maintaining and expanding exhibits, and supporting community events that bring people together.

Throughout the year, we welcomed school groups, bus tours, and international visitors, each visit an opportunity to share the unique heritage of Cheyenne Frontier Days™ with audiences from around the world.

The Museum recently hosted a wonderful reception celebrating the opening of Rob Hammer’s traveling photography exhibit, which highlights the beauty of the Western landscape.

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Josie Molloy, Rob Hammer, and Kay Gore

During the evening, Rob shared the inspiration behind his photographs, along with several epic stories from the field.

We were also honored to welcome lifelong rancher and rodeo champion Kay Gore, who captivated guests with stories of life on the ranch

Director’s Note Back in September, the Museum had the honor of opening the Arlene and Don Kensinger Exhibit, celebrating two legendary figures of Cheyenne Frontier Days™ whose lasting impact continues to be felt today.

In attendance were Arlene’s sister, Alice, and her husband, Curt Theobald, along with their wonderful guests and Museum members. A special shoutout to Brad Jorgenson for creating such a meaningful exhibit in their memory. Be sure to check out their website to learn more: hof.oldwestmuseum.org/remembering-the-kensingers

Beyond these ongoing efforts, 2025 was filled with milestones that reflect our Museum’s forward momentum: •

A slate of new exhibits that reimagined how we tell the stories of the American West.

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Significant progress on our new education room and warming kitchen, which will greatly expand our capacity to host programs, workshops, and community events focusing on new educational programming for younger generations.

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The arrival of the Rob Hammer Photography Traveling Exhibit, bringing a fresh and compelling artistic perspective to our galleries through stunning photographs of ranches across the West.

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Growth in both the Western Spirit Art Show & Sale and the Cheyenne Frontier Days™ Western Art Show & Sale, highlighted by increased art sales, expanded artist participation, and enthusiastic community engagement including partnership with students.

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An enhanced volunteer program, strengthening the essential backbone of our daily operations.

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A refreshed marketing and engagement strategy that broadened our reach and strengthened connections across the region.

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Steady growth in Museum admissions, reflecting increased interest, visibility, and community involvement.

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New partnerships that deepen our impact and amplify our mission.

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A successful Family Day, celebrating creativity, history, and intergenerational learning.

Each of these accomplishments is a testament to the passion, generosity, and dedication of our supporters.

You help us protect history, celebrate artistry, inspire curiosity, and carry the Western spirit forward for future generations.

As we look ahead to 2026, we do so with excitement, optimism, and deep appreciation. Thank you for being part of our story and for ensuring that the Cheyenne Frontier Days™ Old West Museum continues to thrive as a living, breathing symbol of our shared heritage.

With Gratitude,

Josie Molloy Executive Director

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Art Corner

Partner with Us to Celebrate Western Spirit 2026 Amanda Marshall & Lonnie Reese

The Museum is now welcoming sponsors for the 45th annual Western Spirit Art Show & Sale, one of our most anticipated events and a cornerstone fundraiser that supports exhibits, educational programs, and daily Museum operations.

Each spring, Western Spirit brings together approximately 200 exceptional contemporary Western artworks from artists across the nation. The show features a diverse range of styles and mediums from both long-time artists and up-and-coming creators. In recent years, the exhibition has also expanded to include select student artists, helping cultivate the next generation of Western art talent.

Sponsorship plays a vital role in sustaining this important event. Contributions help us host key components such as the Opening Reception, the Artist Awards, the Artist Seminar, and the care for the artwork while in our possession. In return, sponsors receive meaningful visibility, community recognition, and exclusive opportunities to engage with artists and patrons.

For this event, we also offer a limited number of Artist Award Sponsorships at $750. This is a fantastic way to support the artists directly. Only 10 of these special opportunities are available, giving sponsors a unique chance to support artists while receiving prominent acknowledgement during the awards ceremony and throughout the event.

We invite interested parties to partner with us in supporting the Museum’s mission by appreciating Western art. Sponsorship commitments are requested by February 7, 2026, to ensure inclusion in 2event materials and marketing.

To learn more or secure a sponsorship, please contact Lonnie Reese at: lonnie.reese@oldwestmuseum.org or 307-778-7291.

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Volunteer Corner

Celebrating Our Volunteers and our Upcoming Speaker Series!

Bryci Achter

Volunteer Spirit Shines at the Old West Museum’s Holiday Celebration—And a New Speaker Series Rides into the New Year

On the Horizon: A New Speaker Series Focused on History and Cheyenne Frontier Days

The party was a way to celebrate the diverse ways volunteers support the Museum’s mission; assisting with art shows, building and repairing exhibits, restoring carriages, cataloguing collections, serving on committees, greeting visitors, leading tours, and lending a hand at special events. Whether its once a year or several times a week, each contribution helps ensure that the history of Cheyenne Frontier Days™ remains accessible, engaging, and alive.

specifically how it was critical to shaping the formation of Cheyenne Frontier Days™. His presentation will offer a fascinating look at how the iron rails helped define not just a city, but the entire region.

Looking ahead, the Museum is excited to The Cheyenne Frontier Days™ Old West Museum launch a new speaker series: Discover and welcomed the holiday season with its annual Discuss. This series will bring in historians and Volunteer Christmas Party, a warm and lively storytellers to share engaging educational talks gathering dedicated to celebrating the people centered on Western history and the traditions who keep Western heritage thriving. Volunteers that shape Cheyenne Frontier Days™. filled the room with laughter, conversation, and The inaugural event features railroad historian community spirit as we honored the vital role Jim Ehernberger, who will explore the history they play in preserving and sharing the stories of the Union Pacific Railroad and its enormous of the Old West. influence on Cheyenne’s growth, culture, and

Throughout the afternoon, we were able to celebrate our gratitude for the time, skill, and heart volunteers bring to the Museum. Many were recognized for the exceptional hours they’ve given this year (shout out to John Lonewolf Fountain for 482 hours so far this year!) but every volunteer, no matter how often they serve, is essential to the Museum’s success and to keeping the legacy of the Old West strong.

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Following that, the series continues with “Life Between the Rails” presented by Tanya Libolt and Leslie Waggener. Their program delves into the lived experiences of railway workers, families, and communities—highlighting the human side of railroading that often goes untold. Together, these talks promise a rich start to a series designed to deepen understanding of the people, industries, and stories that built the West.

More speakers and topics will be announced soon, all with a focus on history, heritage, and the enduring legacy of Cheyenne Frontier Days™.

A Year of Gratitude and Growth The Volunteer Christmas Party served as a reminder that the Museum is far more than an institution, it is a community powered by generosity and shared passion. As the Museum heads into a new year filled with programs, events, and educational opportunities, one thing remains constant: none of it would be possible without its volunteers.

“Here’s to all volunteers, those dedicated people who believe in all work and no pay.” —Robert Orben Cheers to a wonderful holiday season and an inspiring year ahead at the Old West Museum.

Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!

-Bryci Achter

Volunteer Coordinator

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Happy 25 Work Anniversary Mike!!! th

Mike Kassel, Museum Curator and Associate Director, celebrated an incredible milestone this fall, his 25th work anniversary at the Cheyenne Frontier Days™ Old West Museum.

Mike didn’t begin his career as curator; his first role was in exhibits. Over the past 25 years, he has become a truly pivotal part of the Museum.

His contributions span countless art shows, fundraisers, galas, Hall of Fame events, carriage moves, parades, exhibit changes, and so much more.

Mike is an expert not only in Cheyenne Frontier Days™ history, but also in Wyoming history and even the history of aviation in Wyoming. Anyone who speaks with him walks away having learned something new. Beyond his remarkable knowledge, Mike is known for his welcoming smile and friendly presence, making every visitor feel at home.

Thank you, Mike, for 25 years of dedication and service to the Cheyenne Frontier Days™ Old West Museum!

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Exhibits Corner

What’s New at the Museum?

Exciting Exhibits Coming in 2026!

Brad Jorgensen

I hope you’ve all had a moment to catch your breath after CFD and the fall season. Around the Museum, we’ve already shifted gears and are diving full-speed into planning for 2026—and let me tell you, it’s going to be a big year.

East Gallery: Art That Sticks with You In April, we’ll bring back our Museum Purchase Program exhibit, spotlighting communitysupported pieces we’ve acquired over the years.

It runs April through July and is always one of my favorite ways to show off the diversity of our collection. Then in October, we’ll debut an exhibit featuring the work of Byron Wolfe (October through February). This one’s a bit different—on display will be his sketches, notes, and drafts that walk us through his artistic process. If you like your art with a side of storytelling, this one’s for you.

Cheyenne Room: American Indian Voices at the Forefront With 2026 being CFD’s Year of the American Indian, we’re expanding the CFD History exhibit in the Cheyenne Room with a section that highlights American Indian perspectives and contributions to CFD. During Frontier Days, we’ll also rotate in special Chris LeDoux and Lane Frost items, a huge thanks to both families for continuing to share these fan favorites.

Rotunda: Centering American Indian Contributions The Rotunda will align with the CFD theme too, featuring Princess Blue Water, Calvin Jumping Bull, Billy Evans Hunting Horse, and more. We’ll also spotlight the Indian Committee’s long-standing impact. Come July, we’ll feature the 2026 Hall of Fame class with photos and artifacts as always.

Carriage Hall: History in Motion Starting in June, we’ll debut our America 250 exhibit. This one highlights U.S. Presidents who’ve visited Cheyenne Frontier Days™ over the years.

And we’re not stopping there. On June 12th, we’re throwing an official launch party for the exhibit.

Expect a Teddy Roosevelt impersonator, activities for all ages, and a photo op that brings 1910 Cheyenne to life. Later in the year (we’re eyeing September), we’ll host a JFK-themed brunch event where guests can experience the carriage hall as it looked during his 1960 visit. Special thanks to Drs. Keren and Fred Emerich for their generous support of this exhibit. Their contribution is what made this celebration of America’s 250th possible.

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Vandewark Gallery: Hawaiian Cowboys & the Rodeo Story You Didn’t Know The Cheyenne Frontier Days™ Old West Museum is proud to present Aloha Vaqueros; an international traveling exhibit that will be on display from April to September 2026. Originating from the Museo del Vaquero de las Californias, the exhibit celebrates the multicultural roots of ranching by tracing the connections between Hawaiian Paniolos, Mexican Vaqueros, and the American Western Cowboy.

Through powerful storytelling, historical photographs, and authentic artifacts, including saddles, hats, and traditional gear, Aloha Vaqueros

brings to life the rich cultural exchange that shaped modern ranching and rodeo cultures. Visitors will explore how Spanish and Mexican traditions influenced Hawaiian ranching practices and rodeo culture, and how these traditions, in turn, influenced the ranching and rodeo culture across the American West.

With this support, we will honor this important chapter of shared history, inspire pride across cultures, and make the legacy of the Vaquero, Paniolo and the great American Cowboy a vital part of Wyoming’s voice of the nation’s Semi quincentennial celebration in 2026.

The exhibit has a deep connection to Cheyenne through Ikua Purdy, the Hawaiian cowboy who won the 1908 World Roping Championship at Cheyenne Frontier Days™. Purdy was later inducted into both the Cheyenne Frontier Days™ Hall of Fame and the National Cowboy Hall of Fame. His story offers a compelling local bridge to this broader narrative of cultural fusion.

Pop-Ups & Special Projects

The exhibition will be supported by a rich crossculture educational programming experience to reach visitors of all ages.

Aloha Vaqueros offers an opportunity to elevate diverse voices, celebrate underrepresented heritage, and engage our community and visitors in a meaningful cultural dialogue. Extensive educational programming will further enhance public understanding and connection.

We’re also working on rotating displays about rodeo myths, stock contractors, vintage firearms, George’s Hat Shop, and textile stories—with a big assist from the WHEELs. These will pop up around the building as space allows, so keep an eye out.

2026 is already shaping up to be one of our most ambitious years yet, and I couldn’t do it without the incredible help from our volunteers, committees, and supporters. Thanks for sticking with us—and I can’t wait to share these stories with you in person.

See you soon, Brad Jorgensen Exhibits Manager

Exhibits Corner

A Stunning Murano Glass Horse Joins the Museum Collection

Cayden Sauer

Recently, Mr. Adam Johnson graciously gifted the Museum a stunning glass horse sculpture.

This piece, titled “Cavallo Scaver,” was created by renowned glass master Pino Signoretto. Born in Favaro Veneto on September 28, 1944, Signoretto began working with glass at just ten years old. As a teenager, he trained under legendary masters such as Alfredo Barbini, and over the course of his career he collaborated with many notable artists, including Salvador Dalì.

The sculpture is made of Murano glass, crafted on the island of Murano in Venice, Italy, an area celebrated for its glassmaking traditions that span more than a thousand years.

“Cavallo Scaver” is created in the traditional Murano style and holds special meaning at the Old West Museum. This timeless art form, rooted in centuries of craftsmanship, beautifully reflects the longstanding relationship between humans and horses.

Come experience this remarkable piece at the Old West Museum and take a moment to enjoy its intricate details!

Museum staff, Cody Fox, Mike Kassel, Curtis Olson, and Owen Reese delicately moving the glass horse for display

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P reserving the Spirit of the West: Your Legacy, Our Future How You Can Make a Difference through Legacy Giving

Your legacy can help preserve the Western spirit that has shaped our nation and inspired generations.

Through thoughtful estate planning, you can ensure that the stories, artifacts, and traditions safeguarded by the Cheyenne Frontier Days™ Old West Museum continue to educate and inspire for the next fifty years—and beyond. Your planned gift becomes part of a living legacy, honoring those who came before while paving the way for future generations to experience the rich heritage of the American West and Cheyenne Frontier Days™.

The Heritage Circle: Securing the Museum’s Future

By joining The Heritage Circle, you make an enduring commitment to the preservation and vitality of the Museum. Gifts to our Endowment Fund provide the steady foundation that sustains our operations and ensures our collections, spanning generations of Western history, remain protected, accessible, and celebrated. Your legacy gift helps guarantee that future generations can experience the art, stories, and cultural treasures that define the Western way of life.

Become a Legend: Capital Campaign Phase III

The Become a Legend Capital Campaign is shaping the Museum’s next 50 years. With your support, we are reimagining our galleries and spaces—introducing interactive, inclusive, and immersive exhibits that connect children, youth, and adults alike to the enduring spirit of the West. Your gift helps bridge the past and present by revitalizing our building while maintaining its authentic character. Together, we can create a Museum experience that not only honors our roots but also inspires the legends of tomorrow.

Collections & Exhibits: The Heart of the Museum

At the center of our Mission are the collections and exhibits that bring history to life. From rodeo champions to artisans of the frontier, every object tells a story worth preserving. Your support ensures that these irreplaceable treasures remain cared for, studied, and displayed for the public to enjoy.

Whether you choose to contribute financially or donate items that reflect Western life, your gift becomes part of a collective story that celebrates our shared heritage.

Gifts that Give Back

Planned gifts come in many forms, each with the power to make a lasting difference. Donations of stocks, bonds, real estate, or fine art can be transformed into meaningful support for the Museum’s mission.

These gifts not only sustain our work today but create opportunities for future generations to experience, learn from, and fall in love with the history and culture that make the West and Cheyenne Frontier Days™ celebration extraordinary.

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Every gift tells a story. Yours can tell one of pride, preservation, and purpose. By including the Cheyenne Frontier Days™ Old West Museum in your estate plans, you help ensure that the traditions, artistry, and pioneering spirit of the West endure—forever a testament to your values and vision. Together, we can continue building a legacy as bold and enduring as the West itself.

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Events in Review

Celebrating Fall 2025: Events, Exhibits, and Memories Fall at the Old West Museum has been full of incredible events and memorable moments!

November Events: •

Miss Frontier Legacy Bronze Unveiling: After two years in the making, we celebrated the stunning new bronze sculpture honoring past, present, and future Miss Frontiers. This piece now welcomes visitors to the Museum with grace and pride.

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Estate Planning Event: Our first panel event featured four experts sharing the importance of leaving a legacy. We partnered with 5 to Thrive, an organization encouraging Wyomingites to dedicate 5% of their estate to nonprofits.

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New Exhibit Opening: Museum Intern, Owen Reese presented a Master’s thesis exhibit exploring C.B. Irwin and his family, who shaped the early years of Cheyenne Frontier Days™. The exhibit highlights Museum artifacts and original research from historic newspapers in Wyoming, Nebraska, and New York.

September Highlights: We kicked things off by hosting the Cheyenne Frontier Days™ Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony at the CFD Event Center, celebrating the Hall of Fame Class of 2025 inductees. Shortly after, the Arlene and Don Kensinger exhibit opened with a fantastic reception. Our Exhibits Manager, Brad Jorgensen, truly captured the legacy of this remarkable couple.

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Art Uncork’d: Laramie watercolor artist Joy Keown led another successful session. Each painting turned out beautifully, with unique personality and style.

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Paranormal Tours: In partnership with Haunting Across America, we hosted three spooky tours that got everyone into the Halloween spirit!

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4th Annual Thankful Thursday: What an incredible night! Thanks to everyone who donated or participated, we raised $27,540 to support upcoming Museum renovations and prepare for Aloha Vaqueros!

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Wild West Trunk or Treat: One of October’s crowd favorites! With over 2,000 attendees, creative trunks from nonprofits, and fun costumes from K-pop fans to firefighters, the event was a huge success. Special thanks to Miss Frontier Katherine Olson and her Ladyin-Waiting, MeadowAnn King, for judging the trunks, and to the fire department for their amazing firetruck display.

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Costume Bingo: Held the night before Halloween, this event was a playful and fun way to celebrate the season.

Cayden Sauer

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Volunteer Christmas Party: A festive celebration for our incredible volunteers! Thank you to everyone who joined us—we’re already looking forward to next year.

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Sparkle & Shine with Grandkids Time: Join us December 16, 4:30–6:00 PM for holiday crafts, hot cocoa, snacks, and a special appearance by Santa! It’s sure to be a jolly good time.

Thank you to everyone who made this Fall so special! We can’t wait to share more memories with you this holiday season and into the new year.

Events in Review

Cheyenne Frontier Days™ Hall of Fame Class of 2025

Receiving our Thankful Thursday Check!

The Grand Unveiling of Miss Frontier!

Art Uncork’d with Joy Keown!

Wild West Trunk or Treat

Estate Planning Panel

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Legendary Donors

The Legacy Club Donors who have contributed $10,000 or more to the Endowment Fund Leonard & Fern Bemel Estate

Bill Dubois & Marcy Helser

Robert & Jackie Boice Memorial

by Robert Boice, Jr

John & Karen Etchepare

Robert Born

Elizabeth Escobedo

Lummis Livestock

Dr Jeff & Lynne Carlton

First Interstate Bank

Jim & GiGi McShane

Jesse Chambers Estate

Gus & Pat Fleischli

Sue Miller

Cheyenne Frontier Days™ Buckle Club

Shirley & Lloyd Flynn

John & Norma Morris

Sherry & Gene Tuck Memorial

by Teema Tuck McIntosh

Marlin & Janet Glasner

Art & Catherine Nicholas

Cindy Vandewark

Wayne & Lois Hansen

Mary & William Orton

Phil & Gay VanHorn

Stan & Mary Hartman

John & Mary Ostlund

Marcia Vanlandingham

Jim & Peggy Hearne

Mona Lee Pearl

Paul & Karen Vencill

Dr. Rick & Ibby Davis

Tad & Ann Herz

Ed & Carmel Wallace

Barbara Dilts

Peter & Chloe Illoway

Polo Ranch Company Betsy Graham

Marietta & Bill Dinneen

Jerry & Kay Jessen

Bill & Beth Edwards

Jim. H Johnson Memorial

by Harold F. Johnson Masonry

John & Ester Clay Frank & Louise Cole Connie & Dr. Richard Davis

Engrav, Van Voast, Swidecki

Drs. Fred & Keren Emerich

Curt Kaiser Estate Will & Judy Kallal

Thomas G. Kelly P.C.

Mary H. Storer Foundation

Arlene & Don Kensinger

Gen. Harold Strack

Raymond C. Kinter

John & Kathy Steil

Mike & Lana Mabee

Drs. Robert Prentice & Sandra Surbrugg Bill & Toni Thomson

Marian H. Rochelle

Ed Wallace & Peggy-Powers Wallace

Rodekohr, Peterson, Gusea, Gerringer & Shippy

Ed & Mary Weppner

Romeo Entertainment Group

Wyoming Cultural Trust

Lisa Seale Britta Stamy Estate

Endowment Fund

Donors who have contributed to the Endowment Fund Barbara Andrikopoulos

Beverly Dowling In Memory of Michael Dowling

Betty Lewis & Dan Matuska

Dr. David & Martha Silver

Jack Mueller

Charles & Carol Farthing

William & Mary Orton

Brian Short In Memory of Will Kallal

Doug & Valarie Finch

Del & Suzanne Peterson

Ruth Storey

Jacqueline Boice Trust

Stig & Beth Hallingbye

J. Michael & Martha Powers

Jeff & Gail Vandewark

Richard & Michele Bolkovatz

Rick & Ronda Heimsoth

C. Bud Racicky

Charles & Jo Dell Wing

Bill & Mary Kay Hill

Art & Patti Reese

Linda Weppner

Carol Holland

Shawn & Amiee Reese

Donald & Jane Iverson

Bob & Linda Reynolds

Wyoming Property Solutions, LLC

Barry & Lynda Kistler

John & Barbara Rogers

Jon & Dianne Kirkbride

Carol Rush In Memory of Shirley Flynn

Dr. Frank Barrett Memorial

by Mary Barrett Orton & Bill Orton; Alice Barrett Clement & Mike Clement

Eugene & Jeanne Bryan Johnnie Burton Wayne & Ruth Case Jim & Ray Fleming Dinneen Dosoris Trust Company

Stacy Maatman & Charlie Moore

Lee & Sue Searing

Jim & Theresa Ward Lisa Zentner

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Legendary Donors

Cheyenne Club AAI Music LLC, Amy Smith Meier & Annie Smith Jackson

Donors who have contributed over $1,000 to the Museum in 2025 Barbara Dilts Brad & Kim Kincheloe Lisa Seale Pamela Dix

Jon & Dianne Kirkbride

Searing Industries Wyoming

Julianna “Boo” & Reed Dixon

Ed & Jamie Kruse

Greg & Jen Seitz

Alice’s Lakeside Legacy Foundation

Linda Doering

Lamar Advertising

Dustin Sharpe

George & Linda Eaglefeather

Lisa Leachman

Hugh & Denise Simpson

ANB Bank

Laura Eberly

Leamington Co.

John Skinner

Nancy Anderson

James Edgar

Scott & Cathi Lewis

Slalom Consulting

Steve & Charla Anderson

Bill & Beth Edwards

Joseph & Megan Looby

Smart Sports Medicine Clinic PC

Art of the West

John Edwards

Marion & Judi Loomis

Christine Soloman

Mark Bare

Drs. Fred & Keren Emerich

Senator Cynthia Lummis

Steil Surveying Services, LLC

Dave Berry

Etch It Up, Terry & Kelly Ruiz

Mike & Lana Mabee

Bryan & Ginni Stevens

A. Kent Best

Tucker & Carol Fagan

Joe & Cindy Marek

James Storey III

Scott & Kaye Binning

Frank & Kimberly Fina

Mary H. Storer Foundation

Swire Coca-Cola

Bison Beverage

Flexx Productions

John Massey

Janet McLean & Marcia Swisher

Mary Ann Bledsoe

David Foreman

Ted McCoy

Shawn & Erin Taylor

Blue Cross Blue Shield of Wyoming

Ed Galavotti

Dave & Helen McCracken

Janet Taylor

Tyler & Alexis Garrett

Sue Mecca

The Anschutz Foundation

Diane Gore

Daniel L. Merritt-LeSatz

John & Mary Ann Duffey

Grease Monkey

Sue Miller

Dorothy Thompson

Rosana Guimaraes

Motorola Solutions

Toni Thomson

Matt Haigler

Tricia Nichols

Ron Timmerman

Halladay Automotive Group

Orthopaedic & Spine Center of the Rockies

Teema Tuck McIntosh

AGCWYO Wyoming Contractors Association

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

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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

Karmin & Michael Pace Pace-O-Matic

Tyrrell Auto Centers Union Pacific Railroad

Kevin Paintner

Union Pacific Railroad Foundation

George & Carrie Pappas

Cindy Vandewark

Kurt & Vicki Peth

Visit Cheyenne

Platte Valley Bank

Lorrell Walter

Mickey & Martha Powers

Rick & Jacqueline Watkins

Ranch Eats

Conna Webber

Debbie Reber

Robert Weppner

Red Lion Hotel & Conference Center

Linda Weppner

Cindi & Daryl Redditt Nancy Reno The Family of Dr. Harlan Ribnik

Mariah Johnson & Adam Kvanli

Tom & Dixie Roberts

Diane Dieter & Ted Jones

Julia E Robinson & Peter Kozisek

Harris & Jeannine Jones

Rocky Mountain Power

Gary & Stina Kayser

Romeo Entertainment Group

Thomas G. Kelly, P.C.

Marlin & Carol Rotach

KFBC 97.5 FM/1240 AM

Doug & Susan Samuelson

Deidre Kilty Newman

Gary & Lori Schoene

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

Legendary Donors

In Memoriam & Honoraria As of December 8, 2025

In Memory Of Gerald Blackwell Jim & Peggy Hearne In Memory Of Terry Gallagher Sr. Del & Suzan Peterson In Memory Of Thomas G. Kelly Scott Meier & Amy Smith-Meier Joe & Cindy Mulcahy

In Memory Of Robert Lewis Thomas & Jerry Cole CFD Contract Acts Committee Ann G. Redman In Memory Of Duane Von Krosigk Gene Bryan Tad & Ann Herz Charlie & Colleen West

Miss Frontier Legacy Bronze

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Become a Legend Capital Campaign Donors

LEGENDS Raymond C. Kinter Arlene Kensinger

CHAMPIONS AAI Music LLC Alice’s Lakeside Legacy

Senator Cynthia Lummis Teema Tuck McIntosh Scott Meier & Amy SmithMeier Sue Miller Orthopaedic & Spine Center of the Rockies George & Carrie Pappas

Capitol Roofing Inc. Dennis & Charlene Humphrey Barbara Carlsberg Century 21 Bell Real Estate - Linda Weppner Cheyenne Frontier Days™ Cheyenne Frontier Days™ HEELS Brad & Shirley Churchill Christine Connell Tuda & Jack Crews

ANB Bank

Romeo Entertainment Group- The Romeo Family

Dean & Meredith Dexter

Banner Capital Bank

Mary H. Storer

Will & Brooke Edwards

Robert Boice, Jr. Robert Born Frank & Louise Cole Connie Davis Barbara Dilts Marietta Dinneen in Honor of The Dinneen Family

Foundation Drs. Bob Prentice & Sandra Surbrugg

John Edwards Elizabeth Escobedo Tucker & Carol Fagan The Estate of Gus Fleischli Flying Monkey Manufacturing

Elizabeth Searle & Mike Branham

David Foreman

Taco John’s International

Ed Galavotti

Union Pacific Foundation

Lynette Friess Tyler & Alexa Garrett Karen & Curt Gowdy Jr.

Reed & Julianna Dixon

Cindy Vandewark

William Dubois

Lee Ann Wilson

John & Mary Ann Duffey

Wold Foundation

Bill & Beth Edwards

ICONS

Drs. Fred & Karen Emerich

Austin, Stella, & Bubba Alexander

Joannides Family Foundation

The Anschutz Foundation

Jon & Dianne Kirkbride

Bill Beaman

Luana Lahti

Dave Berry

Mike & Lana Mabee

Scott & Kaye Binning

Joe & Cindy Marek

Todd & Jan Bishop

Dr. Ted McCoy

Ross & Dede Buckhaults

Dave & Helen McCracken

Marcy Helser Tad & Ann Herz Edward Jackson III & Annie Smith-Jackson Jerry & Kay Jessen 32

Stan & Mary Hartman Helen Holliday & John Baffert Peter & Chloe Illoway Jane Iverson Robert & Jill Jensen Teresa Jordan & Hal Cannon

Terry & Carolyn O’Connor

G. William & Ann Carpender

James Storey III

Janet McLean & Marcia Swisher

Barbara Casey

Larry & Kimberly Sutherland

Fred & Val Clyncke

Anna Thompson

Jim & Jean Cochran

Ron & La Velle Van Voast

Susan Deaver

Marcia Vanlandingham

Kurt & Vicki Peth

Shaun Donnelly & Kathryn Flynn

Keawe Vredenburg

Bud Racicky

Rick & Deb Eccli

Mary Boice Read & Ross Read

Paul & Sheryl Fanning

Riverstone Bank

Charlie & Carol Farthing

Julia E Robinson & Peter Kozisek

Jim & Janelle Fazio Mick & Margi Finnegan

Toni Rogers

Cory & Dalene Frantz

Smart Sports Medicine Clinic PC- Dr. Skip & Sasha Ross

Mr & Mrs John Gaudio

Jerry Smith & Cheryl Tuck Smith

Bob & Sandy Graham

Randy Merritt Deidre Kilty-Newman Tricia Pattno Nichols

Irene Goldminz-Roberts

John & Kathy Steil

Nancy Grote

Toni Thomson

Jim & Peggy Hearne

Phil & Gay VanHorn

Sharon Heldt-Pratt

Paul & Karen Vencill

Rod & Rita Helgeson

Welding & Machine-Tom & Rhonda Wilson

Glenna Hirsig Carol Holland

Visit Cheyenne

Dan & Kay Hough

Robert Weppner In Honor of Mary Weppner

Rick Kaysen

Dr. Ron & Carol W. Waeckerlin

HEROES #1 Properties Brandi Monger & Billie Addleman

Dale & Edith Vosler Ron & Carol Waeckerlin Ed & Carmel Wallace Conna Webber James & Rebekah Weingart Jeanie White Charles & Jo Dell Wing John & Lynn Winkler Libby Crews Wood & Peter Wood

Harriett H Kazzimir Barry & Linda Kistler Scott & Christine Kronz Chase & Aaron Lesher Christine Lummis Mac McKee

Mike & Cindy Allen

Dorothy Middleton

Suzanne Anderson

Brit & Cameron Miller

Paula Baldeshwiler

Dwane & Patricia Moore

Jim & Kay Barr

Ron & Annette Newnum

Kay Lynn Bestol

George & Betsey Nickerson

Wesley Breeding

Eric Nordberg

Kimm Acton Brookshire

Alden & Sherilyn K. Prosser

Donald H. Brown

Lonnie Reese

James A. Brown

Bob & Val Rodekohr

Kevin & Kimberly Burkett

Jean Marie Seitz

Connie Carmack

Donald E. Shepard

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Legendary Donors

Museum Members HERITAGE PARTNER

Tom & Dixie Roberts

PARTNER

Jerry & Kay Jessen

Bill & Beth Edwards

Doug & Susan Samuelson

Cheyenne Sub Vets

Mr Tim Joannides

Tad & Ann Herz

Dr. Kim Withers

WY-CO Border Chapter, MOAA

Joannides Family Foundation

Rye Ridge Resources Toni Thomson

CORPORATE PARTNER

HALL OF FAME

Tamara Johnson

#1 Properties

Gary & Stina Kayser

Mandolin Anderson

Earl & Donna Kincheloe

Artesian Park, LLC

Jon & Dianne Kirkbride

Tyrrell Auto Centers

Bill Beaman

Richard & Ronda Kolinske

GRAND ENTRY

First Wyoming Bank & Trust

Lorrell Bellotti

Greggory & Kimberly Lamb

KAZY 93.7 7 & THE RANGE 103.3

Western Vista FCU

Meridian Trust GOLDEN SADDLE

Platte Valley Bank

ANB Bank

Steil Surveying Services, LLC

Sue Miller

Lamar Advertising

Wyoming Horse Racing, LLC

Teema Tuck McIntosh Red Lion Hotel & Conference Center Visit Cheyenne Kent Westedt Wyoming Home PLATINUM Blue FCU Robert M. Boice, Jr. Cheyenne Frontier Days™, Inc.

Kay Lynn Bestol

G. William & Ann Carpender

Kevin & Kimberly Burkett Connie Davis

Christine Kronz Photographer, LLC

Curt & Patty Epler

Brad & Shirley Churchill

David Foreman

Alice Barrett-Clement & Mike Clement

Scott & Megan Fox Ed Galavotti Paul & Jeanne Hickey Jim & Ruthanne Hubbard Steve & Sue Kline

Diane Dieter & Ted Jones

Joe & Cindy Marek

George & Linda Eaglefeather

Debbie Reber

Mike & Lana Mabee

Dede & Ross Buckhaults Jacqueline Busacker

Deselms Fine Art

Dr. Jane Iverson

Gene Bryan

SILVER SADDLE

Peter & Chloe Illoway

Halladay Automotive Group

Scott & Kaye Binning

Lucky & Patty Burbach

Jim & Jean Cochran

Drs. Fred & Keren Emerich

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Alan Johnson

Hugh & Denise Simpson Paul & Patricia Stenback

Cox Ranches, LLC Charles DeFond Barbara Dilts Linda Doering Tucker & Carol Fagan William & Susan Gentle

Blaine & Vicki McAlpin Ken & Carolyn McCann Dr. Arthur & Carol Merrell Tracey & Ken Messick Mark A. Moody Joe & Cindy Mulcahy Eric Nordberg William & Karen Obermeier Ed Prosser Mary Boice Read & Ross Read Ricky Magana & Tina Riffle Bob & Val Rodekohr Bobby & Suzanne Rolston Terry & Kelly Ruiz

Stan & Mary Hartman

Dean “Doc” & Karen Schroeder

Marcy Helser

Michael & Tiffany Smith

James Hofius

Scott Meier & Amy Smith-Meier

Cindy Vandewark

Norman & Eva Jeanne Holmes

Linda Weppner

Carey Hosterman

Larry & Kim Sutherland

Floyd & Diane Humphrey

Janet McLean & Marcia Swisher

Gary & Pam Imig

John & Kathy Steil

Legendary Donors

Museum Members Randy Byers TDSI - The Design Studio, Inc. Dr. Richard and Dorothy Torkelson Brooke Wharton Dr. Russell & Barbara Williams

Chuck & Donna James

Edith & Dale Vosler

Stig & Beth Hallingbye

Brad Jorgensen & Abby Walker

Dottie Wallis

James Michael & JoAnn Heck

Michael & Amy Kassel Rick & Jerry Keslar Brad & Kim Kincheloe

John & Lynn Winkler

Shay & Bernie Kushnir

John & Pam Winter, II

Jon & Ginnie Madsen

Kathy Wright

Amanda & Cameron Marshall

Wyoming Property Solutions, LLC

Mac McKee Renée Middleton

FAMILY Steve & Lynn Achter Mike & Cindy Allen Aaron Anderson Suzanne Anderson Dr. Ed & Linda Boenisch Rick & Lynne Boomgaarden

VOLUNTEER HALL OF FAME

Josie & Ciaran Molloy

Mary Throne & Kevin Boyce

Hoy & Linda Myers

JJ Chen & Tracie Caller

Bryci & Matt Achter

Ron & Annette Newnum

William & Susan Capozella

Andrea, Shane & Molly Allen

Curtis Olson

Lyle & Rita Chapman

Del & Suzan Peterson

James & Maggie Clay

Michael & Cady Purcell

Virginia Clough

Jeff Rayment

Thomas & Jerry Cole

Lonnie Reese

Gary & Lois Crum

Bob & Linda Reynolds

Michelle Davis

Lori Rippinger

Col. Matt & Elizabeth Dillow

Sally Allen James & Kalene Barr Robert Born Jim & Cindy Braden Randy Bruns Martin & Claudia Carroll Cliff & Stella Cox Bill & Terri Daniels Dr. Rick Davis Fred & Pam Drake Dr. John & Donna Esmay

John & Barbara Rogers Toni Rogers Joseph & Cayden Sauer Roger & Paulla Schreiner Sammi Shultz

Charles Hendrix Joseph & Bethanne Hill Carol Holland James & Cortney Johnson Harris & Jeannine Jones Pat Kennedy Brian & JoLynne Lenell Marion & Judi Loomis Aaron Lowe Jon & Ginnie Madsen Kathleen & John McKinley Dr. R.C. & Marcia Mead Shelley & Jim Messer Gregory & Marla Norman George & Carrie Pappas Debra Parker Dave & Annemarie Picard Renee & Mike Piskorski Dan & Lois Prickett

Dennis & Mary Lee Dixon

Jeff & Kris Rude

Will & Brooke Edwards

Tim & Elena Schaffer

LaLa Felton

Dr. Larry & Pat Seitz

Mick & Margi Finnegan

Marianne & Dicky Shanor

G.B. & Susan Foltz

Kirk & Shelly Shepherd

Scott & Janet Foresman

Thomas Silliman

Jo Ferguson

Willie & Brenda Stackhouse

Jean Krause & Dave Foose

Bryan & Ginni Stevens

Jim & Betty Fornstrom

Al & Lucy Simpson

Cody Fox

James Storey III

Cory & Dalene Frantz

Roger “Red” Snyder

Lisa & Michael Geesey

David & Marcia Talley

Gary & Peggy Grabau

Donna & Dennis Spatz

Jim & Peggy Hearne

Anna Thompson

Bob & Sandy Graham

Tom & Gail Sundell

Kay Hough

Ken & Gail Tooke

Grease Monkey

Joseph Vander Zanden

Jaclyn Houghton

Phil & Gay VanHorn

Carl Wamboldt

Candy Hunter

Marcia Vanlandingham

Dr. Sloan & Anna Marie Hales

Kenny Wertsbaugh

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Legendary Donors

Museum Members Charlie & Colleen West Sandra Whitaker Nicole Yen John & Lynn Zuver FRIEND Paula Baldeshwiler Donna Black Jacklyn Boice Francis “Mack” Brislawn

Sherri Lovercheck Christine Lummis Cathy Lyman Cathy Mackey Sidney Martin Gregory Mayse Pat McCarville

Robert & Karen Womack

Tricia Nichols Jack & Judy Olson

VOLUNTEER

Mrs. Harriet Otto

Karla Ahrens

Lorraine Parvin

Jeff & Susan Campbell

Michael Sandidge

Val Clyncke

Judy Sears

Rick & Deb Eccli

Ann Sostrom

Don & Sandy English

Conna Webber

Linda & Craig Farner

Charles & Jo Dell Wing

John Fountain

Rachelle & Steve Zimmerman

Ken & Patti Burns

Kelly, Sabine & Maggie McClintock

Dave & Kathy Cameron

Suzette & Jim McIntyre

Randy & Holly Girmus

Kathleen Clemons

Robert McKee

Robert & Nancy Grant

Rita & Bradley Combs

Jack Mueller

Betsey Hale

Christine Connell

Charlene Murdock

Rod & Rita Helgeson

Llana (Sue) Cunningham

Tom & Patricia Johnson

Betsy Gusea & Tal Gerringer

John & Phyllis DeNovellis

George & Betsey Nickerson

Mariah Johnson & Adam Kvanli

Rick Heimsoth

John & Julie Estridge

Sandra Norris

Ron Baker & Karen Fagin

Creta O’Holleran

H. Paul Fanning

Ann Palen, Stampede, Inc.

James & Diane Farquhar Hallstrom

Mary Lou & Larry Pape

Linda Garlach

Marcia & James G. Price II

Roy & Doris Gilman

Lisa Seale

Marlin Glasner

Jean Marie Seitz

Deena & David Harkins

Marvie Tipsword

Carla Harmon

Hannah Turner

Graydon & Carrie Held

Barbara Utermark

Bill & Mary Kay Hill Jenkins Creek Ranch

Scott & Christy VanHorn

David & Pat Johnson

Dave & Bev Webster

Rick Kaysen

Susan & Roy West

Joy Keown

Kellye Whiteside

Alice M Kleiman

Sandie & Casey Whitman

Elizabeth Lanier

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Shirley Toppenberg & Cyndee Linn

Shirley Leff

Deborah Phillips

Natalie Winter

Joyce Kemph & Jim Leachman

LIFE Buckle Club, CFD Jim & Brenda Creel

Judy Kallal Harold Strack

Carla & Jed Lofton

Gail Vandewark

Wil & Loretta Madrid

Paul Vencill

Mark McAfee Mike McIntosh Lois McPherson Judy & Jim Myers

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