Megan Egbert — Representative Megan Egbert is repeatedly thanked and credited for helping create and distribute the to-go bags/packs that supported the event, and she is also referenced in the broader discussion of 432,000 acts of service.
Mark Harris — Senator Hart is said to have read the Declaration of Independence at the Wallace ceremony.
Douglas Pickett — Identified as the original person who started the effort.
Brandon Mitchell — Mentioned in connection with reading the Constitution and continuing the event discussion.
Mandy Baker — Mentioned as being present in the event coverage.
Jim Guthrie — Mentioned as being in the parade.
Jan — Referenced as someone who may know the Historical Society organizer.
Jan — Mentioned in connection with the Historical Society organizer.
Jan — Expected to speak on the Declaration of Independence event.
Jan — The song was sung for Jan at the awards event.
Jan — Mentioned as being aware of discussions about metals and materials.
Dustin Manwaring — Dustin Manwaring is mentioned as participating in the Declaration of Independence reading and later as having joined project-related calls, with the discussion then handing off to Representative Mitchell to continue the motion.
Jaron Crane — Likely the intended reference behind 'Representative Pike' is unclear; no confident member match from context, so this remains questionable.
Elaine Ambrose — Elaine Ambrose is discussed as the driving force behind a writing contest that resulted in essays being published in a book; the speaker emphasizes that the project was her vision and that she carried it through to completion.
Meg Anderson — Identified as being with Kendall Ford and credited with understanding the project immediately.
Doug Woods — Identified as being with Redding Truck and Equipment and credited with helping make the project possible.
Soñia Galaviz — Credited with making the project possible.
Soñia Galaviz — Representative Galaviz was praised for being in the building and helping out, including assembling packets, quilts, and quilt racks with Jesse at odd hours.
Mark — Mentioned as performing the song with his daughter Shaley.
Shaley — Mentioned as singing the song with Mark at the Idaho Falls fireworks.
Ben Adams — Mentioned as having participated in calls about the project.
Ben Adams — Called on as co-chair and asked a question about the total balance remaining.
Ben Adams — Called on again as co-chair in the discussion of the balance.
Ben Adams — Made the motion.
Ben Adams — Suggested as someone who may need to clarify the process.
Ben Adams — His explanation is cited as confirming the motion's intent.
Ben Adams — The modification is described as aligning with the treasurer's intent.
James Ruchti — The committee discusses Senator Adams’s motion and how it might be simplified procedurally. Members consider whether he can withdraw and restate the motion, clarify that the motion requires committee approval and coordination with leadership for spending, and suggest removing language to make the intent cleaner. Senator Adams confirms that this reflects his intent, and the discussion concludes with support for the motion before the meeting transitions to the subcommittee update.
Doug Okuniewicz — His intent is being discussed in relation to the motion language.
Doug Okuniewicz — Explains that the intent is to avoid appearing unilateral by involving additional leadership in the process.
Doug Okuniewicz — Says he runs matters by the co-chairs, speaker, and pro tem to avoid confusion, and that the language could be removed while still doing that in practice.
Doug Okuniewicz — Reminds the speaker of something to share about donations.
Doug Okuniewicz — Referenced as having provided a highlight reel before this segment.
Doug Okuniewicz — Referenced as having noted the presence of agencies and vendors in the rotunda.
Mike Moyle — Mike Moyle is addressed as Chairman/Mr. Chairman in a brief exchange praising how well the celebration or event came together and noting its success.
Mike Moyle — Likely the 'Representative Mitchell' referenced as having a speaking role; context suggests a legislative speaker was present.