Brief Biographical Sketch

Rusty was born and raised in Gillette, Wyoming. After graduating high school in 1992 from Campbell County High, he attended Jamestown College in Jamestown, North Dakota, where he received his BA in Biology in 1997. After graduation, he worked as a wildland firefighter in Chadron, Nebraska, then on the Zig Zag Hotshots at Mt. Hood, Oregon. In 1998, while in Oregon, he received an Associate’s Degree in Veterinary Technology before moving back to Gillette in 2001.

In 2001, Rusty substitute taught and coached ninth-grade boys basketball at Sage Valley Jr. High before starting RB Services LLC, which manages the manufacturing of stock panels for the Coal Bed Methane industry in 2005. Rusty continued to not only coach ninth-grade boys basketball but also coached girls basketball in the summer for the Gillette Force Basketball.

In the summer of 2008, Rusty attended Second Nature School of Taxidermy and turned a hobby of taxidermy into a business. He is currently the owner of Rusty’s Taxidermy. Rusty’s Taxidermy provides full-service commercial and custom taxidermy for both foreign and domestic customers. When elected, he was the treasurer of the Wyoming Association of Taxidermy Artists, President of the Wyoming Sportsman’s Group, and chair-elect of the Business Advocacy Committee for Campbell County Chamber of Commerce. Rusty is a proud alum of the Leadership Wyoming program, Class of 2018.

In 2019 Rusty was appointed to the Governor’s Council for Impaired Driving. Currently, Rusty serves on the Wyoming County Commissioners Association (WCCA) Executive Board, and chairs the WCCA’s Revenue Committee. Rusty was nominated to serve as the Chairman of the Board of Commissioners in 2017 and 2019.

Rusty and his wife Toni have been married 21 years and have two sons: Bowen, an eleventh-grade student at Campbell County High School, and Blake, an eighth-grade student at Twin Spruce Junior High. Their family hobbies include hunting, fishing, bow fishing, traveling, and boy scout.

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Colleen was born in Minnesota, moving to Rural Central Montana with her family when she was 8 years old.  She graduated high school from the tiny town of Judith Gap, Montana, and went on to attend Montana State University.  She received her Bachelor of Science in Agronomy with a Soil Science minor in 1990 and currently holds a professional soil science certification in the state of Wyoming.  While at Montana State, she was a member of SPURS (Sophomore Women’s Honor Society with emphasis on community service and scholarship), Mortar Board (American National Honor Society for college seniors), and a member of the Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority.  After graduation, she worked for the Natural Resource and Conservation Service as a soil scientist and conservationist.  She married her husband Elgin in 1990 and resided at the family ranch in central Montana, where she was later involved full time in production agriculture (cattle, sheep, hay and crops).

Colleen and her family moved to Campbell County in 2004, when Elgin obtained a youth pastor position at a Gillette Cowboy Church. They continued their ranching operation, and Colleen obtained a job in the oil and gas industry with a focus on environmental and regulatory management. She remained in that role for 15 years, taking early retirement in December of 2019.  While serving in the oil and gas industry, she became the oil and gas representative on the North East Wyoming Sage Grouse Working Group, Petroleum Association of Wyoming’s Reclamation Committee Chairman along with many speaking engagements at statewide events including the Western Governor’s Association Bio-security Working Lands Round-table, Wyoming Mining Natural Resource Foundation Invasive Plant Workshop and the University of Wyoming’s Reclamation Symposium.  She participated in the American Petroleum Institute’s 2018 State of American Energy Luncheon in Washington, D.C., as well as their ad campaign for the industry.  She is a 2018 Wyoming Women of Influence nominee in the Energy and Utility category.
Colleen and her husband Elgin have two grown children and one precious grand-daughter, all residing in Wyoming.

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In 1968, after studying business management at Southern Colorado State University, Bob moved to Gillette, where he met his wife, Laura. Bob and Laura married a year later and began their life here. Bob owned and operated his own business, Bob’s Alignment from 1973-2001. Bob then worked for the Campbell County Joint Powers Fire Board as the Equipment Maintenance Supervisor before retiring in 2016. In addition to running a full-time business, Bob and Laura raised three daughters and a son.

Bob has lived a life committed to public service, volunteering with 4-H in a variety of capacities for 38 years. He has also served as a member of the Campbell County Sheriff’s Posse and Search and Rescue. Has been a Hunter’s Safety instructor since 1971, teaching many youths how to safely handle firearms while developing an appreciation for hunting. Bob was elected to the Campbell County Conservation District in 2012 and served until 2018 when he was elected as a Commissioner. As a Conservation District Trustee, Bob was tapped to serve on state and national conservation district boards, including the Plant Materials Board of Supervisors for the Bridger, Montana district and Vocational Tech Program Board. At the time of his election as a county commissioner, Bob was serving on eleven organizations or boards.

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DG Reardon was elected to the Campbell County Commission in November 2018. DG is the Regional Manager, Surface Mining for Bridon Bekaert The Ropes Group, and has been in this role for two years. Prior to joining Bridon Bekaert, DG worked for P&H MinePro/Joy Global for 11 years serving in several roles, including the General Manager role, before retiring from Joy Global in October 2015. 

Prior to joining Joy Global, DG worked for Rio Tinto Energy for 15 years in various Supervisory and Management positions at Antelope Coal, Cordero Mine and Jacobs Ranch Mine. DG started his mining career with the Kiewit Mining Group, working at the Corporate Office in Sheridan WY and Black Butte Coal in Rock Springs WY. DG spent ten years with Kiewit prior to moving to Gillette in 1990 to continue his mining career.   

DG holds a Bachelor of Science Degree from the University of Wyoming in Soil Science and has worked in the mining industry since his graduation in 1980. DG has been married for 40 years to Cindy Reardon, and they have one son, Nathan, married to Kayleigh Schafer Reardon and are blessed with two grandchildren, all living in Campbell County.

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Del is a third-generation native of Gillette. He attended Sunshine Bible Academy in Miller South Dakota from the 8^th through 11^th grade and graduated from Campbell County High School. Shortly thereafter, he married his high school sweetheart, Nichole. After graduating from high school, he enlisted in the United States Army. Del identifies his time serving his country in the Army was the greatest experience of his life. After leaving the Army, he returned to Gillette to work in the family business, Dust Control Inc.

Del and Nichole have three children Brittany (34), Brandon (23), and Hailey (15). As foster parents for 17 years, Del and Nichole feel blessed to have had their lives positively impacted by so many children. In 2015 they started our second business in Gillette, The Range 307, an indoor shooting complex and gun store located on the same property as Dust Control Inc. Del served as the chairman of the Joint Powers Fire Board, and Nichole currently serves on the State Court Appointed Special Advocates board. Both have enjoyed their years of public service and look forward to continuing to serve their community.