About
Sheridan County GOP Officers
Chairman
Mr. Miller became the Sheridan County Chairman in August 2017, after serving several as the County State Committeeman for the Party. He is active in Wyoming politics and regularly attends/participates in local and statewide GOP events. Additionally, in 2014 he ran for one of Wyoming’s United States Senate seats. Mr. Miller graduated from Sheridan High School in 1984, the US Air Force Academy in 1988, and served nearly 23 years on active duty retiring as a Lieutenant Colonel (USAF) in February 2011. He is a combat veteran and pilot who also earned two masters degrees during his career. After his military service, he returned to Sheridan where he started a successful consulting business. He and his wife Susan recently celebrated their 25th year of marriage.
State Committeeman
Tod Windsor became the State Committeeman in August 2017 after serving as the Sheridan County Secretary. A graduate of Sheridan High School, Tod returned to Sheridan with his family in 2010 to open a Jimmy John's restaurant after a career in corporate marketing and new product development.
A Precinct Committeeman, Tod serves on the City of Sheridan Planning Commission and the Sheridan Travel & Tourism Board, and has served on the board of a County Airport Authority and a Domestic Violence / Women's Shelter. He is also a Certified NRA Instructor. Tod and his wife, Jan, live in Sheridan.
State Committeewoman
Ms. Klopfenstein moved from Illinois to Colorado to beautiful Sheridan, Wyoming in 2007. She has always been actively involved in local government / politics starting in IL where her grandfather was mayor of their town, her father served as village trustee, and she spent 24 years elected to the Library Board as well as County Board member for one year before moving to Colorado. She currently serves as Precinct Committeewoman and State Central Committeewoman for Sheridan County, and is the past-president of the Republican Women of Sheridan County.
Ms. Klopfenstein also serves on the Dog & Cat Shelter board as secretary and has been a team captain for the YMCA in the Give Your Heart to a Child program for several years. In 2013, she was heavily involved in the Sheridan County Field of Honor, which placed US Flags at Sheridan College and donated over $25,000 to the Wounded Warrior Program.
Ms. Klopfenstein is retired from pharmaceutical sales and currently works as a merchandiser in local stores.
