EE-DAH-HOW Chapter was organized in December of 1921 in Nampa. One of it's earliest Regents was local historian, Nampa High School history teacher, and lifetime resident Annie Laurie Bird, who spent years researching Nampa's past and wrote the book 'My Home Town',
published in 1968.
1921-24 Elethea May Morese Adair
1924-27 Ruth Clapp Reed
1927-28 Hattie Garner Lay
1928-29 Harriet Ellis Hankins
1929-30 Ella Margaret Gupton
1930-32 Lois Sankey Lea
1932-34 Harriott E. Frank Stamm
1934-36 Dorothy Elizabeth Potter Miller
1936-38 Mabel Cooper Gupton
1938-39 Annie Laurie Bird
1939-1941 Letha Haskins Hartman
1941-42 Lola May Emery Stearns
1942-43 Margaret Lowava Brandt Smyth
1943-45 Ruth Alda Loomer Gilbert
1945-46 Elizabeth Mitchell Mathisen
1946-48 Mary Amanda Lucas
1948-1950 Ada Middleton Christensen
1950-51 Elizabeth Mitchell Mathisen
1951-52 Helen Maher Long
1952-55 Mabel Joanne Billick
1955-58 Verda Buck Ashby
1958-61 Mable Beverlin Culbertson
1961-63 Mabel Joanne Billick
1951-52 Helen Maher Long
1952-55 Mabel Joanne Billick
1955-58 Verda Buck Ashby
1958-61 Mable Beverlin Culbertson
1961-63 Mabel Joanne Billick
1963-65 Elizabeth Mathisen
1965-67 Pauline Asselin
1967-1969 Carolyn Corniles
1969-71 Charlotte Hurst
1971-73 Mabel Billick
1973-79 Mable Culbertson
1979-1981 Mildred Skinner
1981-83 Faith Hallberg
1983-85 Carole Turner
1985-87 Faith Hallberg
1987-89 Lois Padour
1989-93 Ruth Allen
1993-95 Mildred Skinner
1995-97 Alice Florer
1997-98 Noni Hopkins Zillig
1998-2003 Carol Murphy
2003-05 Josephine Hesse
2005-07 Martha J. Hopkins
2007-09 Reba McMillan
erected by EE-DAH-HOW Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution May 5, 1926"
This Memorial plaque in Nampa's Lakeview Park was recently repaired and cleaned with donations from EE-DAH-HOW Chapter members.