Theobalds honored as family farmers for 100 years
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October 13, 2022
Courtesy of Kurt Mellinger
Above: With the Theobald family is: back row - Senator Cynthia Lummis, Senator John Barrasso, Larry Moore, Teresa Moore, Jason Moore, Curt Theobald,Philip Walenta. Middle row: Teddy Moore, Alice and Lance Theobald, Wanda Theobald, Kim Walenta, Governor Mark Gordon. Front row: Karlyn Theobald and Merina Theobald.
Every year the Wyoming Centennial Farm & Ranch program honors families who owned and operated on the same farm or ranch for a hundred years or more at the Wyoming State fair.
This year for Laramie County the honor went to Alice and Lance Theobald from Pine Bluffs. The farm is south on county road 164 in Pine Bluffs. Alice Theobald was reading that the Wyoming Centennial Farm & Ranch program was looking for farms and ranches that are 100 years old or more to honor. She obtained the application and began researching papers.
On March 14, 1922 Phillip and Jane Theobald purchased lan...
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