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Vendor Contact Booth # Andi's Coffee House Donnie 54 August 3rd Thursday Vendors 2015 (Alphabetical) 1 Vendor Contact Booth # Andi's Coffee House Donnie 54 Antelope Butte Foundation Andrew Gast 82 At the Drop of a Hat Jessica Ross 69 Avon Representative Dona Cudney 14 Bank of the West Lourdes Weikel 131-132 Beads for Baby Robert Margaret Steele 18 Beautiful In Boots Jennifer DeCroo 73 Best of the West BBQ Fest Tye Bach 24 Big Horn Archery and Outdoors Natalie Nations 89 Big Horn Mountain Radio Network Sue Engelhardt 35 Big Sky Cycle Jim Cosco 68 Bighorn Homebrew Club Dennis 23 Bighorn Mountain Crawlers Walt Bohler 15 Bighorn Orthodontics Tiffany 57 Books Are Fun Laren Hansen 28 Brittain World Travel Peg Martin 44 Carroll Realty Co., Inc. Dixie See 40 Cellular Plus Penny Rader 110 CHAPS Equine Assisted Therapy Spencer Kraft 133-134 Child Development Center Sandi O'Dell 7 City of Sheridan - Recycling Darla Franklin 38 City of Sheridan - Tipsy Taxi Jenifer Shassetz 37 Crepe Diem Kaitlynn Bain 103 August 3rd Thursday Vendors 2015 (Alphabetical) 2 Dog and Cat Shelter Debie Crawford 58 Doterra Stephanie Tellez 86 First Choice Builders Dionne Hendrickson 72 First Light Children's Center Betsy Tengesdal 16 First United Methodist Church Native American Ministiries Lloyd Marsden 10 Fremont Sheridan Ford & Lincoln Jerry Spray II 99-102 Friends of the Library Shari Janz 52 Fun Stuff Too Crystal Rodgers 39 Great Clips Tanya Odea 114 Greater Wyoming Big Brothers Big Sisters Sandy Thiel 30 Habitat for Humanity Nacy Marchese 84 Hammer Doug Kessler 45-50 Heather Westkott- Mary Kay Heather Westkott 41 High Mountain Divers Rick Stephens 105 It Works Global Mary Marshall 91 J & G Brothers Geoffery Scott 29 Jamberry Nails Sarah Menth 62 Jenny Wuerker Jenny Wuerker 20 Kalif Shrine Center Rick Badgett 78 Kelly McElwee Kelly McElwee 97 Kimmeri's Kreations Kim Eckerman 81 Kobey All-American Cheerleader Jennifer Kahm 127 Kyann Arno MK Kyann M Arno 96 August 3rd Thursday Vendors 2015 (Alphabetical) 3 Legacy Pregnancy Center Crystal Merriam 27 Let Me Spoil You Terri MacDonnell 63 Lularoe Karin Boulter Karin Boulter 104 Mary Kay Crystal Terry 9 MDU Andrew Newman 51 Melaleuca Amy Katschke 79 Mirror Mirror Salon and Spa Kendall or Paula 85 Mountain View Vet Hanna 59 North Main Association Cinder Destefano 77 Novus Glass Vanessa Terrell 92 Olson's Pest Technician Ron Winters 65 P.O. News & Flagstaff Café Chad Franklin 130 People Assistance Food Bank Dan Lick 17 Pfitzer Pest Control Karen Pfitzer 55 Pie in the Sky Wayne Gable 117-120 Quality Hedge and Tree Jim Corley 80 Red Buffalo Pottery Stephen Mullins 112 Republican Women of Sheridan County Carla Klopfenstein 60 Rock 'N Metal Jewelry Gala Fort 95 SADHA Dental Hygiene Student Club Dawne Degel 123-124 Sagebrush Art Center Kate Harrington 111 Scentsy Candles and Lasting Memories Photography Jennifer Kahm 129 Second Chance Sheridan Cat Rescue Elaine Kristiansen 124 August 3rd Thursday Vendors 2015 (Alphabetical) 4 Sheridan Cheer Stephanie Vela 88 Sheridan College Massage Therapy Jennifer Berg 125 Sheridan Community Land Trust Claire Hobbs 83 Sheridan Community Shelter Claude Alley 109 Sheridan County Chamber of Commerce Teresa Detimore 21-22 Sheridan County Democrats Larry Mueller 93 Sheridan County Implement Barb Irwin 31-34 Sheridan County Museum John Woodward 108 Sheridan County Weed and Pest Kristen Allen 126 Sheridan Fire - Rescue Chad Brutlag 136-140 Sheridan Jaycees Jarod Martin 116 Sheridan Parks Patty Jo/ Steve Gage 56 Sheridan Pilots Association Tammy Belus 25 Sheridan Public Arts Committee Micah Trampe 113 Sheridan Roller Derby League Alisa Brantz 107 Sheridan USBC Heather Peterson 75, 76 Sheridan Wyo Rodeo Queen Booth 74 Sisel Debbie Rice 42 The Footcare Center Alix Lassle 11 The Powder Horn Realty Scott Sheehan 36 The Shores at Lake Desmet Christy Spielman 12 Thirty - One Gifts Shelta Rambur 64 Thrievent Financial Scott Brastrup 94 August 3rd Thursday Vendors 2015 (Alphabetical) 5 Thrive by Le-Vel Angel Wiley 106 Tim Doolin Photography Tim Doolin 70 Tongue River Quilt Club Teri Laya 19 True Colors Mae Huson 87 Valley Motor Honda Zach Anderson 1-4 Wagon Wheel Baptist Church Pastor Terry White 5 Wendy's Shabby Chic Wendy Beck 13 West of the Rest Joe Smith 115 Whitney Plaza Dental Cheri McCurry 61 Wyoming Casino Parties LLC Randi Peterson 98 Wyoming Game and Fish Seth Roseberry 122 Wyoming Norml Christine Christian 26 Wyoming Roofing Ryan Gregory 53 Wyoming Wilderness Association Kate 71 Xango Independent Distributor Roseanne Gentry 128 Young Living Nita Dockery 90 Z-Fit Zumba and Health Coaching Lorrie Anderson 66 Oriental Express Shawn Moua GN2 Barclay's Fun Foods Brandon Barclay GN4, GN5 Papa John's Eva Olson GN6 Taj Asian Indiana Cusine Mallika Paranjpe GN8 T&C Liquor Danyelle Heide GS1 August 3rd Thursday Vendors 2015 (Alphabetical) 6 Frank McCarthy Frank McCarthy GS2 Mia's Lumpia Tobee Keutla GS4 Catering by Binos Rebecca Reimers GS7, GS8 1892 BBQ Britnee Tonille GS9, GS10 Burger Wagon Jamie Seaman GS9-GS10 Party in the House Inflatables Rick Miller West Brundage.
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