Tim Forbis (Imperial Marshal)
Tim Forbis of Cheyenne, Wyoming, is serving his third year as a member of the Boards of Directors for Shriners International and Shriners Children’s™ . He was elected Imperial Marshal, part of the 12-member body that helps govern the Shriners fraternity, during the Shriners 2023 Imperial Session held July 2–6 in Charlotte, North Carolina.
Fraternities and Philanthropy
- Past Master, Cheyenne Lodge #1, Ancient Free and Accepted Masons (AF&AM)
- District Education and Counselor, Grand Lodge of Wyoming AF&AM
- Wyoming Grand Lodge Endowment Fund
- Potentate, Korein Shriners, 2020
- Imperial Captain of the Guard Aide
- Grand Commandery of Knights Templar of Wyoming
- Past Most Eminent Grand High Priest Grand Chapter, York Right, Wyoming
- Finance Committee, General Grand Chapter Royal Arch Masons International
- General Grand Chapter International Ambassador to Wyoming
- General Grand Council Royal and Select Masters of Wyoming, Grand Captain of the Guard
- Past Venerable Master Frontier Allied Masonic Degrees
- Red Cross Constantine, Eusebius Conclave – Past Viceroy
- Past Associate Guardian, Bethel 33, Jobs Daughters
- Past Executive Officer, Wyoming DeMolay
- Senior DeMolay - Legion of Honor
- Order of Eastern Star, Burns, Wyoming, Chapter 47
- 33* Wyoming Scottish Rite/ Venerable Master
- Past Venerable Master KSA, Charter Member
- Wyoming Scottish Rite Foundation Board
- Wyoming Masonic Membership Committee
Education
- Natrona County High School, 1979
- National Association of Realtors
- National Association of Residential Property Managers
- Institute for Real Estate Management
- Graduate of several trade schools for management, business, and broadcasting
Professional and Personal
Forbis worked in the hospitality and entertainment industry until 1997, when he went into real estate. He is CEO and president of two real estate corporations that operate in Colorado, Wyoming and Nebraska. He has taught property management and investment real estate. He has been the guest speaker for property management associations nationally and internationally.
Forbis has three daughters, a stepson and five grandchildren. He loves to spend time in the wide-open spaces of Wyoming with his wife Peggy.
