Star Valley Ranch honors volunteer Stephanie Wardle for animal‑welfare work
Summary
Council recognized resident Stephanie Wardle with a community service award for March–April, highlighting decades of volunteer work with United Way, Special Olympics, Brighton Ski Patrol and Lucky’s Place; Wardle and organizers plan a children’s book whose proceeds will support Lucky’s Place.
The Town Council presented a Ride for the Brand/community service award to resident Stephanie Wardle at its April 14 meeting, recognizing decades of volunteer work and recent efforts to support the local animal shelter, Lucky’s Place. An item in the town newsletter and a council statement described Wardle’s background with United Way, Special Olympics and Brighton Ski Patrol and noted she served four years on the town’s Natural Resources Board.
Council members read a biographical write‑up that said Wardle partnered with author Heather Gayton to produce a children’s book inspired by a rescued cat; proceeds are to be donated to Lucky’s Place. Wardle was publicly thanked and given a copy of the town newsletter and a Ride for the Brand check and T‑shirt; attendees applauded. The council noted copies of the book are available at town hall.
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