Velma Morrison is a famous woman from Idaho, recognized for her significant contributions and influence within the state. She is among several notable women inducted into the "Idaho's Women of Influence" honor roll, celebrating individuals who have made lasting impacts across various fields.
Prominent Women from Idaho
Idaho has been home to many influential women who have shaped its history and contributed significantly to its culture, economy, and society. The "Idaho's Women of Influence" initiative highlights some of these remarkable individuals, acknowledging their legacies and achievements. These women are recognized for their leadership, pioneering efforts, and dedication to improving the lives of others in Idaho and beyond.
Here are some of the distinguished women honored as "Idaho's Women of Influence":
| Name | Birth–Death |
|---|---|
| Minnie Howard | (1872–1965) |
| Mary Kirkwood | (1904–1995) |
| Edith Miller Klein | (1915–1958) |
| Velma Morrison | (1920–2013) |
These women represent a range of eras and contributions, from early pioneers to those who influenced modern Idaho. Their recognition as "Women of Influence" underscores their fame and lasting impact within the state. For more detailed information, you can explore the Idaho's Women of Influence page.
