Quade Madison – It’s my pleasure to welcome you to Cattle Valley. I’m Mayor Quade Madison and I’ve lived here for eight years. When I’m not at City Hall, you can usually find me relaxing at home. I’ve been known to sunbathe in the nude, so make sure you call before stopping by. I’d like to take a minute to introduce you to some of our citizens.
Tyler Manning – Another one of our new residents, Tyler is
re-opening the old floral shop in town. He’s been doing working on
renovations, but assures me the shop will be open in time for
Christmas. A fun guy, Tyler’s always quick with a smile.
Hearn Sutherland – During the majority of the year, Hearn is one
of our most popular residents. He heads up the Cattle Valley
athletic fields. He’s the go-to guy when it comes to maintenance as
well as scheduling all our local sports teams.
Dr. Benjamin Zook – Ben has been a staple around Cattle Valley
since the beginning. Now retired, the Vietnam POW spends his days
with his partner on their small ranch outside of town.
Kai Hachiya – No, Kai
doesn’t live in Cattle Valley, but I just can’t get the sexy surfer
off my mind. I thought I’d show all of you the reason your fearless
leader has been in the dumps lately.
Bo Lawson – Bo is a
new transplant to the area, but I think a great addition. He’s just
been hired to work on the Backbreaker Ranch. Word has it he’s
planted a large garden out at the ranch. Hopefully he’s got a
greener thumb than I do.
Rio Adega - Rio is
the strong silent type we all see in movies. He's caused quite a
ruckus with all the eligible men in town, but he's assured me he's
quite taken. By the way he looks at his partners, Nate and Ryan, I
don't doubt him a bit.
Nate Gills - Nate's
the kind of guy who's never met a stranger. Quick with a joke or a
helping hand, Nate's already endeared himself to the residents of
Cattle Valley. He's often seen around town talking to the shop
keepers. Well, he calls it talking, I call it gossiping.
Ryan Blackfeather -
Ryan is a formidable looking guy with long hair and tattoos, but
you'll actually never meet a nicer fella. He's just moved up to
Wyoming from Texas to take the job as our newest town Sheriff.
Palmer (Wyn) Wynfield
owns Wynfield Department Store. With everything from flannel to
designer, you’ll find what you need at Wynfield’s. Wyn’s a quiet
man, with closely guarded secrets unless you want to know the newest
trends and designers in fashion.
Darshawn Gilling
(Gill) is our resident sports star. After leaving professional
football at the height of his career, Gill chose Cattle Valley as
his home. He now owns and operates Gill’s Gas and Garage on the
corner of Main Street and Wheatland. I often wonder how small town
life could appeal to someone so famous.
Zac Alben – Zac is
one of our newest residents. Haling all the way from San Antonio,
Texas, Zac works as a paramedic at the fire station. Boy, that
station gets hotter all the time.
Hal Kuckleman - is a
contractor. He will be working on the new addition to the Cattle
Valley Christian Church. He likes to stick pretty much to himself
but he does have a few friends.
Reverend Casey Sharp - leads the
congregation of the Cattle Valley Christian Church. Born and raised
in the great state of Kansas, he still very close to his family so
the move to Wyoming was a big decision.
Ezra
James owns the EZ Does It ranch you see just outside of town.
He’s a huge bear of a man, and usually keeps pretty close to the
ranch. Don’t let his gruff manner fool you. He’s actually a very
nice guy. Ezra’s been seen around town a lot lately, I wonder who’s
caught his eye?
Roy Jenkins is one of our deputies here in town. He came to Cattle Valley fresh out of college where he received a degree in criminal justice. We’re real proud to have him and think he makes a good addition to our small police force. With those boyish good looks, he should have no problem getting people to pull over.
Rick Buchanon is another one of the deputies we’re lucky to have. Rick’s been on the force here in Cattle Valley for five years. In his off-time, Rick likes to train for our annual Cattle Valley Day’s rodeo, at least that’s the reason he gives for spending so much time at the EZ Does It ranch.
Elliott Simmons owns the grocery store on Main Street. A nicer fellow you’ll want to meet. Elliott, a widower twice over came to Cattle Valley with his young son four years ago. Despite his losses, Elliott is always happy to share a smile with his customers.
Pam Gleason is one of our local police dispatchers. She moved to Cattle Valley with her partner, and two small boys. If there’s excitement going on around town, Pam usually knows all the details. She wanted to share a picture with us of her pride and joy, her two sons.
Reverend Brian Doles of Cattle Valley Community Church is one of our community’s longest residents. He’s a great guy who enjoys fishing in his spare time. If you get a chance, stop into the church and meet Reverend Doles. He’s always happy to share the story of Cattle Valley and how it started as a dream and became a real community.
Kyle Brynn owns Brynn’s Bakery on Main Street. Make sure you stop by when you come through town. Kyle bakes the best cinnamon rolls in the state. The rest of his offerings are just as good, but I can’t seem to make it past the cinnamon rolls when I stop in. And thanks to Kyle, Cattle Valley can boast we now have an elevator in town.
Shepard Black; Shep, to all his friends, owns Back Breaker Ranch outside of town. A three-time world champion bull rider, Shep now owns the best stock outfit in the state. Stop on out if you get a chance. You might get lucky and see old Shep take a spin around the arena.
Dr. Isaac Singer is one of our resident physicians here in Cattle Valley. He and his long-time partner, Dr. Sam Browning started the Cattle Valley Medical Clinic fourteen years ago. If you can get the two of them to stop making eyes at each other you’re sure to receive the finest care in the area.
