Jesse Barcroft — Jesse Barcroft is introduced and then identifies himself as Secretary McGrane's chief of staff, explaining that he is sitting in for Secretary McGrane today.
Jesse Barcroft — Jesse Barcroft introduces herself as Chief of Staff for Secretary McGrane and explains that she is helping coordinate the subcommittee’s efforts for the July 4th event.
Soñia Galaviz — Noted as present online; name appears to be transcribed as 'Galavis.'
Soñia Galaviz — So ia Galaviz is referenced as the representative whose resources were used in connection with America 250 materials, with the discussion repeating and reinforcing that the materials were worked on using her resources.
Soñia Galaviz — Referenced as the legislator working on the information packet for the Capitol celebration.
Chris Bruce — Noted as present online.
Chris Bruce — Thanked by the chair after indicating availability for June 10.
Brandon Mitchell — Co-Chair Brandon Mitchell was introduced and invited to speak, then thanked the committee and everyone involved for their time and effort on the celebration. He said the work had been inspiring and expressed excitement about the progress being made.
Brandon Mitchell — Co-chair Mitchell asked whether the Daughters of the American Revolution and Sons of the American Revolution had been contacted about participating in the event.
Jim Guthrie — Welcomed after joining the meeting.
Haley K. Dongard — LSO staff member providing the financial update.
Haley K. Dongard — Asked a question about the bottom line and timing of available funds.
Ben Adams — Mentioned in connection with participating in the events and the Adams family reference.
Ms. Barcroft — Confirmed that the Daughters of the American Revolution and Sons of the American Revolution reached out and will participate in the event.
Treasurer Ellsworth — Was addressed with a follow-up question about the performing groups.
Treasurer Ellsworth — Asked whether the performing groups' messaging centers on the celebration of America and the founding.
Treasurer Ellsworth — Referenced as an example for creating a digital signature campaign for the Declaration.
Ms. Gallamore — Provided an update on Move 250, My America, and related participation efforts.
Hannah Lori Hine — Introduced herself as state historian with the Idaho State Historical Society and began reporting on national and federal activities.
Ms. Hine — Thanked the committee and answered questions before yielding to the next witness.
Stephen Hatcher — Introduced himself as the state folklorist at the Idaho Commission on the Arts.
Nancy Martini — Nancy Martini is introduced in the presentation as a saddle maker and leather worker from May, Idaho, and is later listed among the panel participants, indicating her presence as part of the same discussion segment.
Anna Severe — Anna Severe, from Castleford, is identified as a saddlemaker and leather worker and is also listed as a panel participant.
Lake and Walker — Identified as a participant from Manan who does beadwork; spelling is uncertain.
Carrie McCluey — Carrie McCluey is discussed as a Cowgirl Congress contributor: she designed the official poster featuring iconic Idaho imagery, is listed as a panel participant, and also built a saddle that will be displayed. She is identified as being from Boise and as a leather worker in the Boise Valley.
Morgan Buckert — Morgan Buckert is introduced as a local artisan from Hailey who will lead an open-to-the-public hand-stitched leather wallet workshop, and is further described as someone who makes boots in Hailey.
Susan Medassi — Susan Medassi is introduced as a Boise Valley resident blacksmith and panel participant, and later identified again as the Boise blacksmith who will demonstrate and present her craft.
Paige Webber — Paige Webber’s horse paintings from Pocatello will be included in the exhibit.
Nikki Manning — Identified as a hatmaker from Mayfield.
Bev Gilger — Identified as a steel and silver engraver in Deary.
Judy Hatch — Identified as making cinches and breast collars in Bancroft.
Mary Cerise — Identified as a silversmith and jewelry maker in Salmon.
Natalie Tykert — Identified as a bootmaker from Mackey who will demonstrate and present her craft.
Vanessa Carpenter — Described as an emerging saddlemaker and western singer-songwriter who will perform at the opening event.
Chase Carter — Described as a participant in the Traditional Arts Apprenticeship Program who mentors family and community in saddle making.
Jeff Tucker — Jeff Tucker is introduced as the general manager of Idaho Public Television, then states for the record that he is the General Manager of Idaho Public Television. He adds that this is his last production because he is retiring, joking about his departure, and the committee responds with appreciation and says he will be missed.
Melissa Davlins — Melissa Davlins is introduced as the next presenter and praised for her work with Idaho Public Television, then immediately invited to come up and speak.
Melissa Dabblin — Introduces herself as coordinating producer for Idaho Public Television's America 250 and Idaho programs and discusses upcoming productions.
Adam McCoy — Identified as being present in the audience and working on projects with the speaker.
Scott Graff — Identified as present in the audience and as director of content.
Josh Ritter — Mentioned as a performer whose appearance will help draw the crew to the live show.
Bill Manny — Named as working with the speaker and Adam McCoy on an Idaho experience project.
Carrie Peterson — Carrie Peterson, mayor of Fruitland, describes the Mayor's Youth Council 5K and explains that the council is in its first year as a way to train future leaders. She says the youth council members were the volunteers in orange vests helping run the event, alongside a community free breakfast put on by the fire department. She emphasizes how engaged and service-oriented the kids are and says the program helps develop future leaders who can carry the community's legacy forward.