Emily Cronbaugh Bogstie Former Executive Director of WBALA Emily in Jackson for a WBALA Meeting Emily Cronbaugh, Allison Fleury (WBALA VP), Colleen Nelson (WBALA Architect Board Member) and Aimee Bolton (WBALA Secretary/Treasurer) in Omaha for the CLARB Annual Meeting Emily’s career with the Wyoming Department of A&I Professional Licensing Boards began on Dec. 1, 2006. She worked as a licensing specialist until being promoted on Dec. 1, 2014, to the executive director position, serving several licensing boards, including the Wyoming Board of Architects and Landscape Architects (WBALA). Emily strived to provide top-notch service to all of her boards, and she did! The glowing reports she has received over the years from board members, applicants and licensees are testament to that. Her spreadsheets, graphs, and statistics elevated the reporting of licensee numbers, PLB milestones and board historical data to a new level. The A&I PLB provides administrative services to 20 licensing boards. Emily never thought solely of the boards she served; she always looked for ways to enhance all of the boards’ services. She was also our biggest morale booster and could always be relied upon to find the funniest meme or video. You could often hear her laughter throughout the office — as long as it was after 9:00 a.m. (For everything Emily was, she was NOT a morning person.) Emily accepted a position with the Council of Landscape Architectural Registration Boards (CLARB) and left A&I PLB in April 2025. Since then, if I had a dime for every time I’ve wanted to pick her brain over a broken statute or rule, needed to find a spreadsheet she created, or just wanted to talk to her, I would be rich! Fortunately, we keep in touch, but I still miss her every day. I wish her the best in her new adventure. I know she’ll do great things. — JoAnn Reid, Professional Licensing Boards Administrator, State of Wyoming Having been retired for a few years now, I can reflect on those who have left an impression on me, and Emily Cronbaugh was one of those people. She is an exception. She was an absolute joy to work with. She is very professional and a dedicated person in all she does. She was always prepared and ready for the task before her. She always made time to help me out, whether it was addressing Architectural Board needs or simply assisting this technologically challenged individual with computer applications or cell phone problems. She is always striving to do her best to make a difference. She is just one of those people you enjoy being associated with, whether it’s work or play. — Jerry R. Voigt, Past WBALA Board Member A Tribute to 18 WYOMING ARCHITECTURE .25
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