For the fifth year, Mayor Matt Murdock, the Church of Resurrection congregation and community came together to thank Sublette County’s First Responders for their selfless commitments to the county.
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PINEDALE – For the fifth year, Mayor Matt Murdock, the Church of Resurrection congregation and community came together to thank Sublette County’s First Responders for their selfless commitments to the county.
About 100 people attended the dinner Oct. 13, in the Lovatt Room to show appreciation for the Sublette County medical clinics, Emergency Medical Services, Sheriff’s Office, Unified Fire, American Red Cross and Wyoming Highway Patrol.
“Speaking as a mayor and a citizen, this is an amazing crew,” Murdock said of Dave Doorn, Maureen Doherty, KC Lehr, Bill Kluck, Klief Guenther and Shad Cooper representing their employees and volunteers.
Each spoke about the unique bonds that form among their groups and the public, saying Pinedale and Sublette County citizens are “overwhleming.”
