Curtis is the Chairman of the South Goshen Conservation District.  He was elected in December, 2003, to the WACD Board of Directors and serves on the Education Committee.  Curtis and his wife Cheryl own Grandstaff Angus and Trailer Sales in Lagrange, raising registered Black Angus on scenic Bear Creek.  Curtis is a member of the Wyoming Angus Association.  Along with his mother and brother, Curtis owns and manages LaGrange Grain Company.  He served for 25 years as Mayor of LaGrange and 31 years in the Army National Guard, retiring at the rank of Colonel.   Over the years, he was a high school teacher and coach, piloted his own single-engine plane, retired from the local fire department, and is a member of his church and the American Legion.  Curtis especially enjoys tending his cattle, socializing with friends, and being outdoors in the unspoiled beauty of Wyoming.   He and his wife have two married daughters and two grandchildren.

            Mack was born and raised in Cody, a fourth generation native of Northwest Wyoming.  Mack’s professional career has been mostly in radio broadcasting, and mostly at the Cody station KODI.  Beginning in 1990, he owned and operated a 1-hour photo processing lab and portrait studio in downtown Cody.  He also had several stints in movie exhibition, starting in college, and later including the Cody Theatre, located north of the Irma Hotel in downtown Cody.  He currently works for the McCracken Research Library at the Buffalo Bill Historical Center, digitizing the many photographic collections and the materials of the William Frederick Cody collection, preparing them for presentation on-line.
            In the mid ‘80s Mack was asked to accept appointment to the Board of Supervisors of the Cody Conservation District to fill out the term of a resigning member.  Within three years, Mack found himself the senior member of the Board, as the other four Supervisors either retired or were defeated at the polls and replaced by new talent.  He was elected Chairman in 1989, a position he has willingly held ever since.  In 2005, he became an alternate member of the WACD Board for Area III and a full member in 2006.

Bryon Wilczewski
Area IV Director
18 Prairie Breeze Drive
Riverton, WY 82501
bwilcz@wyoming.com

Bryon has been a supervisor on the Lower Wind River Conversation District since 1998 and is currently the Vice Chairman. Bryon is a life member of the National Rifle Association, International Practical Shooting Confederation, Single Action Shooting Society, and the Amateur Trap Association. He is a past President of the Wyoming Muzzle Loaders Association and an avid Hunter and Fisherman. Bryon brings this sportsman’s background to the Board of Directors. Bryon lives west of Riverton with his wife Barbara and son Chancey. Bryon has been in the business management field for the last 25 years and is currently working in the Construction Industry as the General Manager of Sehnert Systems Inc. a multimillion dollar general contractor.