Gazeta Wyoming Tycoon kills in the park, leaving its wife and two children

The local newspaper publisher took his life in the shock of his large family and compact community.

62 -year -old Vince BodiFord was found dead on Monday afternoon in Lions Park, a reserve about a mile from his house in Cheyenne, Wyoming.

The sheriff of Laramie Brian Kozak confirmed that his cause of death was suicide.

BodiFord was the regional president of Adams Publishing Group, supervising five newspapers in Wyoming belonging to the company.

He joined the company in October last year, when APG bought a cheyenne post, which he started just after moving to Wyoming in April 2019.

BodiFord died just a few months after one of the articles described how there was no place where he and his wife Jeanette, 59, “prefer to put the anchor.”

“() They enjoyed the kindness of people, a strong sense of community and a friendly business environment. From the very beginning, Laramie feels at home for a couple: “He read.

However, local reports of his death called him “former regional director of APG, despite the fact that he still appears at work on the company’s website.

BodiFord was cited in the company’s newsletter last week, when he promoted two management, and recently published an article – Hyundai Tucson test disk – January 23.

He called Cheyenne with his “sandpit” to “experiment with various concepts of providing content” before it was sold.

The couple have two adult children and four grandchildren.

“Million miles behind us, a million miles ahead of us. Fast cars, our cool children, traveling on trains and cars – did we have fun or what?! And much more! Jeanette wrote on the anniversary in 2021.

BodiFord’s media career began with work in a local newspaper in southern California at the age of 13 and sold its first advertising to her high school at the age of 16.

He sold advertisements for the first decade after graduating, and then founded local articles in Texas, Colorado and Nebraska, until they were purchased by Gannett.

Other works included launching 90 local television stations in the USA and the start of a company dealing with a company dealing with offices in Michigan, Texas and Wyoming.

BodiFord also hosted Newsnet, a press program operating on local television stations, at the same time as Cheyenne Post, until the end of August last year.

“We get up every morning, we work hard all day, let’s have fun, we are doing well in the world and start tomorrow,” he said about his work.

The company was run by the former Sports Illustrated Manoj Bhargava owner, who explained why Newsnet was closed.

“Simply put – more viewers attract sensational, prejudices. We believed that people would like to watch a clean, untested information network, but we were wrong-he said.

“Without a large audience, we just couldn’t still lose money. We hired the best people and talent and we appreciate their hard work and effort. But we just couldn’t continue.

The way BodiFord’s death has not been released, and his funeral details have not yet been announced.

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