Satterwhite for Wyoming

Satterwhite for Wyoming Carrie Satterwhite is a second-generation Wyomingite and has lived in Ralston for nearly four decades. Carrie is also a grandmother now, with one granddaughter.

She’s been married to her husband for 44 years, who she has three children with. Carrie has been active throughout the community from her businesses to volunteer efforts. She’s been the proud owner of four small businesses in Park County. She has run two daycare centers, one crate business, and one house rental company. She also holds 2 AAS degrees from Northwest College (Business Management and O

ffice Administration) and 1 Honors Certificate for independent study in Business. Because of her love of children, Carrie now works as a Foster Grandma at Westside Elementary alongside her husband who also works there as a Foster Grandpa. As a foster grandparent, she assists students in completing their assignments and learning new skills. This program is headed by the AmeriCorps Seniors, and Carrie was one of two selected in 2018 to represent Wyoming’s program at the national level. She was invited to take part in a video presentation which aired in Washington D.C. and was able to give a presentation to lawmakers about the value this program had and how she has seen it change the lives of both students and seniors alike! Carrie is also a CASA advocate (court-appointed special advocate) of the 5th Judicial District. Her job is to represent children in court when they have been removed from their home or when there is disagreement in who should retain custody. The CASA advocate’s sole job is to only represent the child or children in the situation, and to only keep their best interests in mind no matter the exterior circumstances. Carrie’s big heart and propensity for compassion does not just end with children. In 2008, she underwent a botched back surgery that left her disabled and in chronic pain. After being prescribed opiates for 12 years to deal with her pain, she decided to pursue and try using medical-grade cannabis to alleviate her symptoms. Miraculously, this plant gave her symptom relief she had not felt in over a decade, and in no time Carrie was quitting her doctor-prescribed opiates. Since then, Carrie has seen this plant change other people’s lives and has been a vocal advocate for the right of patients to use this medicine legally in Wyoming. She joined the board of Wyoming NORML in 2015 and now serves as their secretary, in hopes one day Wyomingites will have legal access to this life-changing medicine.

02/14/2026

Will be signing up and running for office this year.

05/16/2024

Sent in my paperwork today. It's official I'm running for house district 50

05/11/2024

Today is a beautiful day go out and enjoy it

So Carrie Satterwhite is going to run for house district 50 again against Rachel Rodriguez Williams. Here's a good reaso...
05/10/2024

So Carrie Satterwhite is going to run for house district 50 again against Rachel Rodriguez Williams. Here's a good reason to vote for Carrie

LOVING WYOMING LIFE!
01/19/2024

LOVING WYOMING LIFE!

12/24/2023

Merry Christmas everyone be safe out there

11/14/2023

Make sure to put the Cody Cowboy Christmas Stroll on your calendar - November 25th on Sheridan Ave. 4pm - 8pm.
It would be appreciated if you'd share!

The Judiciary interim committee had quite a discussion on the topic of Delta 8 and Delta 9. I feel that there will be a ...
05/21/2023

The Judiciary interim committee had quite a discussion on the topic of Delta 8 and Delta 9. I feel that there will be a bill coming that will Outlaw these two things for illegal use of a h**p plant. I also believe that they should just let us make our own decisions about our own lives. Everyone knows that I am in favor of medical cannabis in lieu of opiates. With the Delta 8 maybe they should look into how it's processed instead of the compound itself

05/21/2023

I hope everybody out there is having a great Sunday. We're having beautiful weather and everyone is out doing stuff. Enjoy spring

Is this really what we want?
04/11/2023

Is this really what we want?

Four transgender students participate in Wyoming high school sports. For a decade, a policy governing trans student eligibility in athletics has gone unused, because local communities have handled situations on a case-by-case basis. But the so-called Freedom Caucus shares the national media’s obse...

Governor Gordon sure sees how representative Rachel Rodriguez Williams takes the people's voice out of the decisions
03/25/2023

Governor Gordon sure sees how representative Rachel Rodriguez Williams takes the people's voice out of the decisions

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