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Susan is a descendant of third and fourth generation Wyoming’s pioneer families. After 26 years of service, she retired from the State of Colorado where her responsibilities included budget development and oversight, large project development and implementation, multi-program oversight and management. After retirement, she researched and wrote a nomination for a property placed on the National Historic Register in 2001. For her work she was honored to receive the Maurine Carley Award for Historic Preservation from the Wyoming State Historical Society |
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President:
Susan Bishop |
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Mary is a third generation Wyoming native and was a licensed real estate broker and property manager in the State of Wyoming for over 40 years. She served as Vice-President of the Casper Preservation Commission and is active in historical preservation for the city, county, and state. |
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Vice-President:
Mary Bishop |
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John is a retired budget officer for the State of Colorado with 29 years of experience in legal research, writing and defending budget requests, implementation of computer-related projects, and development and management of a multi-million dollar budget. John was one of 55 people nationwide to receive a diversity scholarship from the National Trust for Historic Preservation to attend their 2007 conference. |
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Secretary/Treasurer:
John Strombeck |
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Kate, currently CEO of the Wyoming Symphony, has over 25 years of experience working for profit and non- profit corporations to develop organizations, and enhance financial and organizational growth. She has resided in Wyoming for over 25 years. |
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Development Director: Kathleen Tiernan |
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Ingrid Burnett is an artist, former university librarian and currently the Registrar of the Nicolaysen Art Museum in Casper, WY. As director of the Tread of Pioneers Museum in Steamboat Springs CO (1993-1996), she wrote and received grants for historic preservation. During her 20 years as a university librarian in KS, MO, and CO she held increasingly responsible positions in Technical Services concluding as the Head of Technical Services at the University of Colorado at Colorado Springs Library (1982-1992). |
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Director:
Ingrid Burnett |
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Mark is an art teacher in the Natrona Public School system and very active in the arts community. He is also extremely interested in historic preservation and has worked on historic structures when he was a contractor in Cody, Wyoming. |
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Director:
Mark Larson |
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Paula Reid is a Vice President at First Interstate Bank, Mills Branch. She has been a part of Casper, Wyoming’s banking and financial world for nearly 40 years. In addition, Ms. Reid stays active in community service. She served on the Central Wyoming Hospice & Transitions Board, Special Olympics/Festival of Trees, City of Casper Public Utility Board and the Regional Water System Joint Powers Board and has supported the Historic Bishop Home and Cadoma Foundation from its inception. In addition, Ms. Reid is an amateur photographer who has captured virtually every flower that has bloomed in the last 15 years in the Alcova area while relaxing with her husband on weekends. She has donated several pictures to local charities who have sold them in auctions raising significant funds for the charities. Her husband, David, is a long time entrepreneur at Casper’s Vintage Wine Bar and Poplar Wine & Spirits. |
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Director:
Paula Reid |
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Kevin Anderson is the Casper College Western History Center Archivist Emeritus. He was the Director/Archivist of the Casper College Western History Center from 1992-2010. He is a Certified Archivist.
Prior to joining the Cadoma Foundation Board, he has served on the following Boards and committees: Natrona County Historical Society (board member, 1994-1996), Wyoming State Historic Records Advisory Board task force, 1994-1995, Society of Rocky Mountain Archivists (Treasurer, and member of Board of Directors, 1999-2004), Fort Caspar Museum Association, board of directors, 2003-2006, Secretary - Preservation, Archives and Special Collections Section, Mountain Plains Library Association, 2004-2005, Wyoming Statewide Digitization Committee, 2004-2010, National Historic Trails Interpretive Center (board member, exhibit design committee, consultant for copyright, permissions, and image acquisition, 1999-2003), Western History consultant, KCWY TV, 2005-2007, Crimson Dawn Association (2008-2010), Special Libraries representative, WYLD Governing Board, Wyoming Library Association, 2008-2010.
His awards include: Unsung Hero Award, Wyoming Library Association, 1995, Outstanding Historian Award, Regional History Day Coordinators, 2002, Non-Teaching Professional Leadership Award, Wyoming Association of Community, College Trustees, 2004, Arizola Magnenat Award for the Encouragement of Writers, Wyoming Writers Inc., 2005, Outstanding Administrator Award, Casper College, 2007, Parade Marshal, Central Wyoming Fair and Rodeo Parade, 2009, Certificate of Excellence, Natrona County Historical Society, 2010, Listed in Marquis' "Who's Who in America" and "Who's Who in the World" for the last several years. |
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Director:
Kevin Anderson |
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- Wyoming State Historical Society
- Natrona County Historical Society
- National Trust for Historic Preservation
- American Association of State and Local History
- Alliance for Historic Wyoming
- Casper Chamber of Commerce
- Guidestar
- Facebook
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