Professor Vipperman — Thanked for the presentation on Idaho values and history.
Robert Frost — Robert Frost is described as the poet laureate figure at President Kennedy's inauguration, embodying the tradition of a wise poet speaking at an official occasion. The discussion notes that, because of the wind and his papers flapping, Frost abandoned reading the new composition and instead recited from memory an earlier poem, reinforcing the image of him as someone who says the right thing at the right formal moment.
Lyndon Bateman — A speaker offers a continuous tribute to Lyndon Bateman, remembering him as a poet and calling him the 'Poet Laureate of Idaho.' The remarks highlight his poetic presentations, his repeated theme of 'I Love Idaho,' and his tendency to speak at length when invited. The tribute also emphasizes how deeply he is missed, especially for his steady, thoughtful, kind presence. A bluebird is used as a symbol of his quiet joy and gentle goodness, and he is further honored with titles such as Mr. Cursive, Mr. History, Mr. Idaho Day, and Poet Laureate of Idaho. The moment closes by quoting Bateman’s own words from a 2021 Idaho Day essay: 'we love Idaho.'
Lyndon Bateman — A continuous tribute to Lyndon Bateman praising him as an exceptional legislator, statesman, father, and mentor. The speaker recalls his dignity, integrity, respect for Idaho Falls, his favorite debate quote, his welcoming kindness, the coins and Idaho history he shared, his reverence for the legislative seat, and the handwritten Constitution book he created. Overall, Bateman is remembered for his love of Idaho, his small acts of kindness, and the lasting influence of his example on the speaker.
Bateman family — Recipient of a condolence letter remembering Lyndon Bateman.
Janet Moyle — Signed the condolence letter/tribute.
Jerald Raymond — A brief tribute to Representative Bateman: the House recognizes that his wife Deanne, children, and grandchildren are watching remotely and appreciate the recognition, and Bateman closes the moment by wishing everyone Happy Idaho Day as Idaho’s Port Laureate.
Deanne Bateman — Identified as Representative Bateman's wife of 61 years.
David Cannon — Cited as an example the speaker is following in using books to frame remarks.
David Cannon — Identified as chairman of the House Revenue and Taxation Committee, which will meet Thursday, March 5th at 9:00 a.m.
Jaron Crane — Likely the 'good gentleman from 22' who moved the motion, though the transcript does not explicitly name him here.
Jaron Crane — The speaker references his father walking him across the aisle to meet Lyndon Bateman as a child.
— Recognized for his service in the Idaho House of Representatives and House leadership.
Jason Monks — The transcript appears to identify the speaker as the gentleman from 22; this likely refers to Jason Monks, who is speaking in support of the resolution.
David Leroy — Referenced as having spoken highly of Lyndon Bateman.
David Leroy — Cited as speaking highly of Lyndon Bateman.
David Leroy — Referenced as being present earlier that day for a related presentation.
Heather Scott — Heather Scott shares personal memories of Representative Bateman and speaks in support of the resolution. She is then referenced again shortly afterward as a co-sponsor who echoes the earlier remarks and continues supporting the resolution.
Heather Scott — Heather Scott is repeatedly named as chairman in the Judiciary, Rules and Administration committee report.
Mr. Leroy — The speaker refers to Mr. Leroy as having previously said similar things, and uses that as context while preparing to quote or restate those remarks.
Mrs. Leroy — A quote attributed to her praises someone for wisdom, kindness, and conviction in public service.
Dori Healey — Former Representative Wendy Horman is cited for suggesting that everyone wear blue on this day.
Brent Crane — Recalls being remembered by Lyndon Bateman and receiving a silver dollar after first getting a buffalo nickel.
Brent Crane — Describes keeping memorabilia from Lyndon Bateman and eagerly awaiting his Christmas card each year.
Brent Crane — Referenced as another member who had mentioned Bateman giving out coins.
Brent Crane — Named as chairman on the State Affairs committee report.
Brent Crane — Named as chairman on the State Affairs committee report.
Ron Mendive — The speaker repeatedly references Representative Ron Mendive’s seat while reminiscing about Lyndon Bateman’s debate style and favorite quotes, using Mendive’s location as the point of reference for the story.
Charlie Shepherd — Charlie Shepherd is referenced indirectly as the representative from District 13 who spoke about Bateman’s kindness, with the second mention reiterating the same point.
Seniors from Rimrock High School — A group of seniors from Rimrock High School was welcomed to the House floor.
Megan Woller — Introduced herself as serving in district 16 and spoke about Idaho Day and her family heritage.
Vito Barbieri — Identified as chairman of the House Local Government Committee, which will meet Wednesday, March 4th at 1:30 p.m.
Joe Palmer — Identified as chairman of the House Transportation and Defense Committee, which will not meet Wednesday, March 4th.
Dale Hawkins — Identified as chairman of the House Education Committee, which will meet Thursday, March 5th at 8:30 a.m.
Mike Moyle — At the opening of the session, the House is called to order and the clerk is directed to begin roll call under Speaker Mike Moyle's leadership.
Steve Miller — Representative Miller is addressed in the chamber.
Elaine Price — Likely the 'Skog' reference is a transcription error; no exact match is certain, so this remains questionable.
John Gannon — Seconded the motion to approve the journal.
Stephanie Mickelsen — Identified as the signer of the appointment letter.
Jeff Ehlers — Welcomes the chamber to Idaho Day and identifies himself as part of the Idaho Day Committee.
Brandon Mitchell — Brandon Mitchell is discussed in connection with Idaho Day: he co-chairs the Idaho Day Committee and also commissioned a limited-edition challenge coin for the event.
Chris Mathias — Named as part of the Idaho Day Committee; transcript says 'Matthias,' likely referring to Mathias.
Justin Vipperman — Introduced as the guest speaker; assistant professor of history at the College of Southern Idaho and board of trustee member for the Idaho Historical Society.