The Cowboys and Cowgirls Behind the Chutes: Cheyenne Frontier Days Volunteers - Page 4


© Diana Rowe Martinez
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Cheyenne Frontier Days’ continued success is rightly contributed to their volunteers. These volunteers devote countless time and energies to making this well-attended rodeo a success. This dedication and devotion are throw-backs of the Old West when everyone pitched in to help their neighbor. Doors were left open, welcoming neighbors and strangers alike, and everyone took pride in a job well done. Cheyenne Frontier Days is Cheyenne and Cheyenne is Wyoming, and the volunteers are happy to be a part of this time-honored tradition.

*Note: On CFD’s recommendation, much of my research was gleaned from Shirley E. Flynn’s book: "Volume I, Let’s Go! Let’s Show! Let’s Rodeo! The History of Cheyenne Frontier Days™."

Read more on 2002 Cheyenne Frontier Days at: http://www.cfdrodeo.com/

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