Bio Gillette Magazine

On page 82 of Bio Gillette, meet Kyle Ferris, an attorney who brings both sharp focus and sincere empathy to every case he handles. Kyle’s commitment to doing what’s right goes beyond the courtroom, it’s about making a difference where it matters most.

“His role requires both precision and empathy, balancing the pursuit of justice with the understanding that every case represents real people, real families and real consequences.”

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On page 71 of Bio Gillette, meet Chelsea Jenner of Campbell County Health Rehabilitation Services, where the focus is on progress that fits each patient’s pace. Their team is committed to walking beside patients, one step at a time.

“Our goal is to meet patients where they are and walk with them every step of the way.”

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You’ve seen their work across Gillette. Now meet the team behind it. Elite Industrial LLC operates where precision matters most. Under Brian Lamphere’s leadership, their team takes on rebuild and fabrication projects that demand skill, patience, and a standard of excellence that doesn’t cut corners. This is work built on trust. Work built to last. Work that keeps the backbone of local industry moving forward.

Read the full feature on pages 26–29 of Bio Gillette.
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On page 63 of Bio Gillette, get to know Sarah Williams-Upton, the artist behind Copper Creek Photography. With every click of the shutter, Sarah tells a story that words sometimes can’t.

“Sometimes one photograph can say more than all the words in the world.”

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On page 4 of Bio Gillette, Amber Eliason of Amber Eliason Agency Farmers Insurance shares how her commitment to integrity shapes every client interaction. No shortcuts. No exceptions.

“Amber believes in doing what’s right for every client, every time, even when no one’s watching.”

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On page 55 of Bio Gillette, meet Jessica Seders of Gillette Main Street, where revitalization isn’t just about buildings, it’s about bringing people back together.

“Success for us is seeing downtown thriving again, full of life and memories.”

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On page 76 of Bio Gillette, meet the team at Guardian Flight, providing life-saving care when seconds matter most. They are fully equipped to handle critical care in the air, bringing hospital-level support straight to the skies.

“Our aircraft are basically flying ICUs.”

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You’ve driven past the shop. You’ve seen their work on the road. Now meet the people behind it.
Hillcrest Auto Body has become a trusted name in Gillette not just because of the quality of their repairs, but because of the care behind them. For John and Jacklyn Stephenson, every vehicle that comes through their doors represents someone’s life in motion. Someone’s routine. Someone’s family. Someone’s peace of mind.

Read their full story on pages 44–47 of Bio Gillette.
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On page 81 of Bio Gillette, meet Synneva Richardson, founder of Sunset Cirque, where aerial arts meet personal empowerment. Synneva is helping students of all ages discover what their bodies and minds are truly capable of.

“It’s more than movement. It’s art, discipline and empowerment.”

Grab your copy of Bio Gillette around town or read it online at www.biogillette.com.