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300 supporters and friends came out to support Community Entry Services on December 5th CES clients: Buffy, Noli and Sherry with CES staff member Linda (second from left). It's all about love and support for OVER 110 adults with disabilities and acquired brain injuries that we care for in Fremont County, WY. Every year for the past two decades hundreds of local residents from Riverton and surrounding areas have gathered to raise needed funds that offset what isn't covered b

Long time Jackson resident Frank Lane and his family make a difference. Frank Lane and his son Ryan Lane at CES day-habilitation center in Jackson, WY Frank Lane is almost larger than life. A fixture on the water as a rafting guide for Barker-Ewing Scenic Tours , or volunteering around town at the Elks Club, Rotary Lunch Club or school and civic activities, he's made his mark on Jackson's local scene and has been a long time supporter and Board member of Community Entry Servi

Thanks to local owners Troy Gonzales, Tim Postel, Craig Postel and Stacey Postel for feeding the staff and clients at Lander's Gary Hudson Center this past Friday! Tonty Gonzalez, Ron Grogan, Tim Postel, David Dempster, Craig & Stacey Postel toured CES after providing a hot McDonald's breakfast to the grateful staff and clients of CES in Lander Friday, Nov. 14 For YEARS, Community Entry Services staff and clients have walked, rolled, or driven to McDonalds "over the river an

Dr. Eric Ridgeway, MD, long time Board Member of CES. Dr. Ridgeway, MD has served on the volunteer Board of CES since 2005 "The Clients of CES are special. It's hard not to love them" Dr. Eric Ridgeway Dr. Ridgeway moved to Riverton in 1993 after years serving as a 'frontier' physician in rural Montana and serving abroad as a medical missionary helping immunize poor folk in Honduras. As a general practice doctor, he served a wide range of patients from newborns to the elder

Gratitude for all our friends in Teton and Fremont counties who make our efforts on behalf of adults with disabilities possible. Katelyn, Shawn and CES' new Jackson program director, Jessie Phillips with Old Bill's check Thanks to the generosity and vision of dozens of friends in Wyoming, this year's Old Bill's Fun Run fundraiser brought in over $120,000 in support for our efforts to support adults with disabilities in Teton County. Jackson native and new Director of our pro

CES client Jordan Yager with David Suzanka and Tim Stong from CWC's 7 brides for 7 brothers' play CES Client Jordan Yager has been involved with Central Wyoming College's theater productions for several years now. He's helped with sales, hospitality, behind the scenes production and more. Just this past year he's been an integral part of the production of shows that include "Bright Star", "7 Brides for 7 brothers" and the recent show called "Dummy Hoy" : the story of the fir