Board of Directors

Armando “John” Flocchini
PRECorp Foundation Chair
Campbell County

John grew up working for his family’s company, the Durham Meat Company, in San Jose, California. As he got older, he spent his summers at the family ranch, the Durham Ranch, in Wright, Wyoming. After graduating with a degree in Agriculture from Cal Poly in San Luis Obispo, he took over the management of the Durham Ranch in Wright in 1995. He has lived in Campbell County for 32 years. He is married to Gaylynn and together they have 5 daughters. When not raising Buffalo or assisting his community, John likes to run, fly fish, garden, fly planes and travel. He is also a National Bison Association past president, an active member at Blessed Sacrament Church, a Parish Council member, and a Wright Community Development committee member.

Zeta Anderson
PRECorp Foundation Vice Chair
Crook County At-Large

Zeta Nuckolls Anderson is a third-generation Crook County resident. She had a short stint in Nebraska completing a Bachelors Degree and Masters Degree at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln while working before returning to her beloved Wyoming. She has been a 4-H leader for over 20 years, coordinates the Missoula Children’s Theater residency in Sundance, and volunteers for several school/community organizations and events. She is an advocate with Public School Options and a learning coach for her daughters’ online public school. Zeta and her husband Gary, along with daughters, Grace, Belize, and Faith, live in the center of Crook County where they are thankful for electric co-ops that provide electricity to their home, other buildings, and livestock water tanks.

Michelle Edwards
PRECorp Foundation Secretary/Treasurer
Sheridan County

Michelle was born and raised in Green River, the seventh generation of her Wyoming family. After completing Bachelors’ and Masters’ degrees in civil engineering at the University of Wyoming, she moved to Sheridan. 
Shortly after moving to Sheridan, Michelle discovered the Jaycees organization which provides development opportunities to young people to empower them to create positive change in their communities. She has served many roles in this organization including local chapter president, state president, and at the national level as a program manager. 
She has been involved in numerous other civic activities in Sheridan, including serving as the event chair for Sheridan County’s Relay For Life event.
Michelle works for the Wyoming Department of Transportation as the District Traffic Engineer for the northeast region of the state, covering Sheridan, Johnson, Campbell, Crook, and Weston counties. In this role, she provides management and oversight of all things traffic and safety-related; signing, pavement markings, traffic signals, etc. In her free time, Michelle enjoys traveling, cheering on the Wyoming Cowboys, reading, playing the piano, and any outdoor activities.

Phil Jordan
Campbell County At-Large

Phil Jordan, Campbell County, joined the Foundation Board in 2016. He is a local entrepreneur, owner of Jordan Company, that has business interests in energy (i.e. crude petroleum and natural gas), recreation, agriculture, and related services.

Mary Geier
Weston County At-Large

Mary was born and raised in Buffalo, Wyoming. She received a B.A. in Sociology from the University of Wyoming and certification to teach elementary and special education from Black Hills State College. For the last 37 years, Mary has ranched with husband Marlin in Weston County. Her community involvement includes helping at Gateway Fellowship’s Community Christmas Dinner and annual car care clinic, helping at the Newcastle High School Rodeo, being an election judge, and serving on various committees.

Joanie Kiser
Sheridan County At-Large

Joanie grew up in a small town in Northern California. After graduation she moved to Sheridan where she worked in the restaurant business, ascending to management. After the death of her husband, Joanie worked for the Salvation Army and the March of Dimes, before meeting her second husband who was serving in the US Navy. They moved to San Diego where she worked for ten years in the property management industry until her husband’s retirement. They returned to Wyoming semi-retiring in Clearmont where she began substitute teaching. She also worked part-time at the local library and still works part-time at the Clearmont Fire District. Over the years she has been involved with many organizations such as Sheridan Jaycees, Casper Lions Club, Ombudsman for the USS Thach, Clearmont Women’s Club, and Clearmont Community Church. She remains active in her church where she heads up several programs and leads a team of volunteers who work with a Sheridan food pantry.

Laci Schiffer
Johnson County At-Large

Laci Schiffer is a fourth-generation Johnson County resident, born and raised in Buffalo on a sheep and cattle ranch.  She graduated from Buffalo High School, then attended Northwest College in Powell Wyoming, and later graduated from the University of Wyoming with a degree in Ag Communication. 

Laci returned to Buffalo after graduation and worked at ANB Bank for 17 years. Currently a full-time mom, Laci works part time at North Wyoming Insurance in Buffalo and part time in the fall for Bear Track Outfitters.  

PRECorp provides electricity to the Schiffer family ranch - The 48 Ranch - outside of Kaycee.  

Laci and her husband Ben, have twin sons, Eli and Trell. The family spends free time in the Big Horns, reading, hanging out with family and friends, kayaking, downhill skiing, and traveling. Laci also loves to cook, bake, and feed people.  

In the community, Laci currently serves on the Johnson County Fair Board. She has also been involved in the local Kiwanis and the Buffalo Chamber of Commerce.