Meet Our Team

Bob Maguire is the Franchise Owner of Home Instead Senior Care of Wyoming. The business opened its doors in Cheyenne in March of 2006. Since that time the company has expanded operations to meet the needs of seniors living in Casper, Douglas, Laramie, and Pine Bluffs.

Bob grew up in Omaha, Nebraska. He attended undergrad at University of Nebraska and the University of Nebraska at Omaha. Prior to becoming a Home Instead Senior Care franchise owner, Bob spent 10 years working at the corporate headquarters of Home Instead Senior Care in Omaha, last serving as the Vice-President of Global Development.

Bob and his wife Sherry have two young daughters, Maggie and Claire.

Mandy is our General Manager. In her role, she oversees all operations with specific emphasis on overseeing client care. Mandy meets regularly with clients and their families to discuss our services and develops a personalized plan of care. She also conducts frequent care assessments on our current clients to update their personalized plan of care and to ensure that we are fully meeting our clients needs.

Mandy came to Cheyenne over 11 years ago after her husband, who served in the United States Air Force, received orders for duty at F.E. Warren AFB.  Since that time, they have made Cheyenne their permanent home.

Mandy has held an affinity for seniors her entire life and enjoys spending time with the local folks we serve. As a mother of two, she also enjoys the comfort and safety our community has to offer.

As Office Coordinator, Susan is the quarterback of the team.  She is responsible for coordinating a full range of office activities, specialized clerical support, handling all Long Term Care Insurance claims, and various administrative projects.  When you call the office, Susan is usually the first voice you received. She takes the lead in assisting the Home Instead staff in planning, organizing, implementing, and accomplishing company day-to-day functions and goals.

Susan was born and raised in New York, before moving to Cheyenne, where she met her husband.  They traveled to Okinawa, Arizona, and Maryland as part of his military career, before settling back in Cheyenne.  Susan has 5 children, and 4 grandchildren.  Prior to joining the Home Instead team, she worked for several years assisting people in advancing their lifestyles, including troubled youth, developmentally disabled adults, and those requiring in-home care. 

Heather is a Casper native with over 25 years of experience in the medical field, and senior care has always been her passion.  She considers herself incredibly fortunate to have been able to spend a great deal of time with her grandparents, great-grandparents, and great aunts and uncles, building meaningful relationships that shaped her love for working with seniors. Many of those memories include lunches, outings, coffee dates, attending doctor’s appointments, and quality time spent learning new skills and valuable life lessons from them.

Heather's journey began early, at just 13 years old, when she sold Avon, delivering products and hosting parties for the ladies in the community room at Skyline Towers, a 65+ apartment community here in Casper where three of her family members resided. Those experiences taught her the value of connection, trust, and bringing joy to others. 

Throughout her career, she's been fortunate to work with incredible organizations from Casper to Los Angeles.  Heather said that she chose to come to Home Instead because she is deeply committed to enhancing the quality of life for seniors in our community and surrounding areas, helping them live with dignity, comfort, laughter and companionship.  

Ty’s passion for senior care began when she became the primary caregiver for her mother in 2014, who lived with Parkinson’s and Lewy Body Dementia.  She grew up in Iowa and lived in Colorado for most of her life. She transitioned her professional career as a teacher to come to Home Instead where she instructs our team on the many skills involved in providing great care.  In her previous capacity as a teacher, she spent many summers teaching in Angler Education, working with at-risk youth, advocating for Environmental Sciences and conservation support.  She made the move to Cheyenne to provide her mom with full-time care.

Although she did not have professional caregiving experience at the time, she knew it was the right path forward.  She embraced every moment and prioritized finding small adventures that brought joy to her mother, and herself.  Her natural patience and empathy were essential throughout this journey. Though her mother passed away in October 2018, the strength and love she shared continue to inspire and led her toward this career.

The connections Ty made and the lessons she learned as a caregiver eventually brought her to Home Instead.  She said that she knows this is exactly where she is meant to be. Prior to Home Instead, Ty was a STEM Teacher in Cheyenne, doing outreach programs, working as a Rubik's Brand Ambassador, teaching kids how to solve the Rubik's cube. Outside of work, she enjoys camping, hiking, golf, and pickleball!