Madison Wisnett — Named as part of the family being honored in the personal privilege remarks.
Weston Wisnett — Weston Wisnett, a 12-year-old boy from the member's district, was injured in a hunting accident and later died. Before the accident, he had told his parents he wanted to be an organ donor if anything ever happened to him. He was honored through an organ donation honor walk, and his generosity and life-giving legacy were recognized as the subject of a moment of silence.
Olivia Wisnett — Named as one of the children in the Wisnett family.
Wisnett family — The family is described as finding comfort in their faith during their loss.
Adrian Plank — The lady from St. Louis County District 88 is recognized for introductions.
Adrian Plank — The lady from St. Louis County District 88 is recognized to introduce a special guest and present a resolution.
Adrian Plank — The lady from Jefferson is welcomed back after the introduction.
Rob Libera / Rob LaBarre — Introduced as CEO and executive director of Lafayette Industries; the transcript contains conflicting spellings of his surname.
Rob LaBarre — Rob LaBarre is described as retiring as CEO and executive director of Lafayette Industries at the end of 2025 after 22 years of leadership, while continuing in an advisory role. The discussion also notes that he is completing a 46-year career with extensive domestic and international management experience, providing background on his long professional tenure.
Peggy — Identified as Rob's wife.
Vicki James — Praised as being in charge and recognized by the speaker.
Donna Barnes — The transcript appears to refer to a former Representative Cindy Buckeye Courtway; the exact identity is uncertain.
Bruce Sassmann — The gentleman from Buchanan County is recognized to introduce a special guest.
Dave Licti — Introduced as a friend and longtime CPA to the speaker, along with his wife Sandy.
Sandy Licti — Introduced as Dave Licti's wife.
Crystal Simon — Identified as the CEO of Care to Learn and introduced as a special guest.
Melissa Ray — Identified as the Vice President of Chapter Services for Care to Learn and introduced as a special guest.
Ms. Torrey Cable — Introduced as the daughter of the Morgan County Circuit Clerk and a member of the Missouri National Guard.
Abigail Lloyd — Introduced as a special guest from La Clede County, a senior at Cross Christian Academy and dual-enrolled at Southwest Baptist University.
Heather Officer — Introduced as one of the speaker's county circuit clerks and a special guest.
Lori Jones — Introduced as one of the speaker's county circuit clerks and a special guest.
Dr. Kelly Fricela — Introduced as a special guest in the chamber.
Scott Fressella — Introduced as a special guest in the chamber.
Dr. Carey Harusa — Introduced as a special guest in the chamber.
Kerry — Identified as the speaker's wife and acknowledged for attending.
Alex Jeffrey Prettie / Preddy — The speaker began a personal privilege statement about Alex Jeffrey Prettie, also referred to as Preddy.
Alex Jeffrey Prettie / Preddy / Prety — The speaker continued describing the background and education of Alex Jeffrey Prettie, with several uncertain name variants in the transcript.
Alex Jeffrey Prettie / Prattie — The speaker continued the biographical account, noting his nursing license, ICU work, and union membership.
Alex Jeffrey Preddy — Described as a lawful gun owner with a permit to carry and no criminal record.
Tim Pepsul — Tim Pepsul is introduced and warmly welcomed by the House. He is identified as the CEO of Impact Group Sheltered Workshop and president of the Missouri Association of Sheltered Workshop Managers, and members are asked to give him a warm welcome.
Natalia Pard — Identified as the speaker's good friend; her mother was present as a special guest.
Kaylee Lineback — Kaylee Lineback is introduced and welcomed as an intern for the session. She is identified as a senior at the University of Missouri, Columbia, studying political science, public administration, and policy, and as a constituent from the 70th District.
Sue DeRamundo — Introduced as a constituent, long-time resident of the Hill, and public servant at the St. Louis City Board of Elections for over 15 years.
Mark Sutherland — Introduced as a special guest from Great Britain helping with the U.K. caucus kickoff at the National Churchill Museum.
Bill Lucas — Named as the introducer of House Bill 3109.
Bill Lucas — The motion to adjourn is attributed to the gentleman from Greene County; the transcript likely refers to the member from Greene County, but the name is not explicit in this section.
Mike McGirl — Mike McGirl, the gentleman from Greene County, is referenced as the member handling floor business, including moving approval of the House Journal and yielding for a point of personal privilege. He is then acknowledged again during the proceedings and later thanked after a moment of silence.
Rodger Reedy — The transcript refers to the gentleman from Ripley County, who is recognized for a point of personal privilege.
Rodger Reedy — The gentleman from Washington County is recognized for further introductions.
Cody Wisnett — Named as part of the family being honored in the personal privilege remarks.