Board of Trustees

Daniel Stanton (Dan) is a native of Sweetwater County, a graduate of the University of Wyoming and has lived in Green River since 2007 when he and his wife Kathy returned to Sweetwater County. His interests include being a dad to his two young girls, hunting, fishing and enjoying the wide open spaces of Wyoming with his family. Dan is an estimator and project manager for Industrial Services, Inc., an industrial construction company based in Rock Springs.

In addition to the Castle Rock Board of Trustees, Dan also serves on the Trona Valley Credit Union Board and Supervisory Committee. Being active in the community is very important to him and he looks forward to continuing to serve the residents of the Castle Rock Hospital District.

Dan can be reached at 307-389-2809

Sandee was born and raised in Rock Springs and Green River. She is married to Rudy Gunter and is the mother of seven children and has 18 grandkids. She was appointed to MHSC Board of Trustees in 1986 where she served for 10 years. During that time, she served as Secretary, Treasure and Chair. She has also been a member of the WHA Board of Trustees and delegate of the AHA region 8 Board of Trustees. She was elected to the CRHD Board of Trustees in 1996 where she has held various seats including Chairperson and Vice-Chair.

Reed Robbins was born and raised in Springville, UT, and is a graduate of Springville High School. He moved to Sweetwater County in November of 1974 and started working for Stauffer Chemical at the Big Island Mine & Refinery. He married his wife, Patricia, shortly after moving to Wyoming, and they have been married for 48 years raising three children in Green River. He served as an EMT-I/Ambulance Command for Castle Rock Ambulance Service for 13 years. He worked at the Big Island Mine & Refinery for over 43 years although the company name has changed several times. He retired in 2017 and is enjoying retirement. His favorite duties are being a dad to his three children and their spouses and being grandfather to twelve grandkids and one great grandson. He became a member of the Castle Rock Hospital District Board in 2016 and is currently serving as Board Treasurer. His hobbies include traveling, bicycling, camping, fishing, and enjoying the beauty and amazing places of Wyoming with his wife and family.

Patsy is a Wyoming native and has lived in Green River for the last 33 years.  She has been married to Julian Sorensen for 48 years and is the mother of four children that all received a great education from the Green River school system. She is also the grandmother of 15 bright, beautiful and talented “grands.”  Unfortunately none of them live here, so she fills her time by volunteering and helping others.  She has been a long term board member at CRMC.  She is also serving as  the chairman on the VIRS Respite Board.  Patsy enjoys reading, quilting, piecing, gardening and family research.

In 2009, Bob Gordon retired after 20 years as Executive Director of Staff Resources and Technical Services for Sweetwater County, with responsibilities for Human Resources, Planning, Zoning, and Engineering/Surveying/Mapping. During his tenure, Bob also developed and implemented the Human Resources and Central Purchasing Departments, as well as the County Compensation Plan, while also overseeing the completion of the County’s GIS mapping project and development of the County GIS function.

Prior to his service with the County, Bob spent 15 years in Industrial Relations Management, specializing in Human Resources Management, as well as Public and Governmental Affairs for Stauffer Chemical Mine and Refinery (now Ciner) and subsequently with Champlin Petroleum Company.

During his career, Bob served 10 years as a Western Wyoming College Trustee/Officer, and as an officer and/or member of numerous local, and state government executive boards and industrial operating committees including the Overthrust Industrial Association, Southwest Wyoming Industrial Association, the Lincoln-Uinta County Association of Governments, the Wyoming Private Industry Council, Sweetwater Economic Development Association, Wyoming Economic Development Association. Bob was also involved with the inception and early development of a number of major community initiatives, such as United Way of Sweetwater County, STAR Transit, etc.

Bob is a native of Green River and earned a B.A. with honors from the University of Wyoming, where he was inducted into Phi Beta Kappa. He lists music, photography, and “Jeeping” as his recreational interests.