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LIFESTYLE LETTER

SEPTEMBER 2021 PUBLISHER

Vince Gewalt | vince.gewalt@lifestylepubs.com EDITOR

Kimber Patterson | kimber.patterson@lifestylepubs.com STAFF WRITER

A FASHION-FORWARD FALL AS ONE OF THE WEST’S GREAT OUTDOOR PLAYGROUNDS, BOISE IS A CITY KNOWN MORE FOR HIKING TRAILS THAN FASHION RUNWAYS. Residents generally dress for their active and busy lives, for comfort, and for themselves rather than follow passing trends .

Jordan Gray | editorial@boisecitylifestyle.com SOCIAL MEDIA COORDINATOR

Kendall Houlton | kendall.houlton@lifestylepubs.com INTERNS

Brooke Robbins + Shasta Ockerberg editorial@boisecitylifestyle.com AD DESIGNER

Whitney Lockhart

Still, Boise has a unique style. In our cover feature, Jenny Losee’s photography

L AYO UT DESIGNER

captures the essence of the distinctive Boise spirit, celebrating a natural elegance

Dani Moore

with outdoor adventure. Our style issue focuses on fashion ensembles from local boutiques like Robert Comstock and Piece Unique; creative interior design from Fancy Pants; and 10 Local Fashion Finds which will keep you looking chic in every season. Linden Bateman highlights the life of local legend Reginald Reeves, a style icon in his own right. At 94 years old he remains dignified and elegant in personality and presence, and his life of dedicated service to others is an inspiration to all. Don’t forget to mark your calendar for Treefort Music Fest in September and the Trailing of the Sheep Festival in October. For other ideas on 10 Ways to Relax and Unwind in Boise and Eagle, check out this month’s Local Experience section. As always, thanks for reading, and we’ll see you around town!

CONTRIBUTING WRITERS

Kimber Patterson, Linden Bateman, Kay Bird, Greg Gewalt, Carol Waller, Mariah Hebbeln, Meg Glasgow CONTRIBUTING PHOTOGRAPHERS

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ON THE COVER Jemier Dodd and Baili Scotton in the Boise foothills

PHOTOGRAPHY BY JENNY LOSEE PHOTOGRAPHY 10

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INSIDE THE ISSUE SEPTEMBER 2021

FEATURES 28 Trailing of the Sheep Festival Idaho’s Unique Cultural Festival Celebrates the Traditions of Sheep, Land, People and Stories

38 Living Boise Style The Natural Beauty of the Desert Inspires Our Lives and Sense of Style

46 Reginald Reeves, Local Hero Still Giving After a Life of Service

38 56

56 The Art of Plein Air 8th Annual Art Festival Turns Eagle into an Outdoor Living Gallery

28 DEPARTMENTS

Lifestyle Letter

Good Times

Around Town

Local Experiences

22 Now Open 28 Travel Destination 34 Locally Owned 46 Hometown Hero 52 Local Limelight 56 Artist’s Palette 60 Trend Setter 64 Lifestyle Calendar 66 Hot Spot

GOOD TIMES

HOWLiday PAWLooza Packs Holidays Into One Celebration Zoo Boise gave 2020 a redo by packing all the missed special occasions into one event. Themed areas included Halloween, Hanukkah, Easter, Christmas, and more. Santa and the Easter Bunny made appearances, and the animals got special enrichments throughout the day. There was even a wedding, as penguins Puddin and Isabelle tied the knot. PHOTOS COURTESY MONICA SZCZEPANSKI/MONICA AMERICANA PHOTOGRAPHY.

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EXPERIENCE

Illumibrate Lights Up JUMP "Light Up Your Wild Side" was the theme for this year's Illumibrate: A Light and Color Festival, and the artists delivered with wild creatures of all kinds. Funded through the Illumibrate Grant Program, participants were empowered to develop creative expressions of wildlife and this wild life. PHOTOS COURTESY KATHY O'NEILL/JUMP.

1. Artist Katie Hansen and her daughter Ella pose in front of the butterfly she created with her dad, Michael Johnson, using broken mirror pieces and wood. | 2. Artist Jesse Cordtz created the “Turtle Mobile” with Zack Morris using bikes and extra wheels. Also pictured: Ella Hansen, Jorge Negrete, and Maddy Stivison. | 3. Local artist Heather Palmer created “Conscious Flow”, a multi-dimensional art piece representing the stages of life. | 4. Sangha Taiko Mega Dodge performed at Illumibrate in front of “Doge Dog,” a massive art installation created by Jim Daniels. | 5. The Treasure Valley Artist Alliance created several “Glow Bugs” as part of the Illumibrate Color & Light Festival at JUMP. | 6. This year’s theme, Light Up Your Wild Side, invited participants like Kristen Hlavinka and Naomi Randell to ignite the wild side that lives in us all.

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AROUND TOWN Staff members said Dolly has been doing a fantastic job of caring for the cubs. Dolly and Spud were matched as part of the Red Panda Species Survival Program (SSP), an Association of Zoos & Aquarium’s conservation program. It serves as a breeding program for selected endangered or threatened species, with the goal of maintaining a healthy, genetically diverse population.

DONATION ALLOWS LIFE JACKET LOAN PARTNERSHIP TO CONTINUE Thanks to another $2,000 donation from St. Luke’s Health System, Boise Parks and Recreation,

BOWLER PARK OPENS TO ALL Bowler Park, southeast Boise’s newest commu-

Boise Fire, and Idaho River Sports are teaming up once again to get life jackets into the hands of children and families.

nity park, features a variety of amenities for families,

Anyone visiting the ponds for recreation can visit

pet owners, and athletes. Located off Surprise Way,

Idaho River Sports and be fitted for a state-of-the-

the park's official dedication and ribbon cutting

art life jacket to use while in the water.

took place July 13. Bowler features a skateboard/scooter plaza, along with an outdoor gym and several bocce ball courts. The park also has a playground with accessible features, misting poles, and shade structures. Additionally, Bowler is home to a fully fenced dog park.

Once their visit is complete, they can drop the life jacket off at the shop for cleaning and sanitization so it can be loaned to another park visitor.

BOISE AWARDED CITY ACHIEVEMENT AWARD FOR COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT The Boise City Department of Arts & History

The City of Boise purchased the Bowler

took home the City Achievement Award for

Park property from Beth and Bruce Bowler in 1995.

Community Engagement from the Association for Idaho Cities (AIC) at this year's AIC Annual Conference awards banquet. The award distinguishes the department’s community engagement efforts around "So We Did: Celebrating Women's Suffrage at 100." The year-long campaign and program/event series commemorated the 100th anniversary of the 19th Amendment, which recognized the right to vote for many, but not all, women. "So We Did" celebrated the Boise individuals who mobilized and empowered women to advocate for the right to vote, and expanded the conversation to include underrepresented groups. "The work Boise Arts & History has been doing to center our diverse communities and cham-

TWIN RED PANDAS BORN AT ZOO BOISE

pion cultural equity in their research and work is so important," Mayor Lauren McLean said. "I'm proud

Zoo Boise announced two red panda cubs were

of the work they're doing not only to make our city a

born on June 21. The fraternal twin cubs were

more beautiful and culturally rich place, but also shine

born to parents Dolly and Spud - the couple’s

a light on stories often omitted from standard histori-

second litter.

cal research while engaging residents in the process."

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LOCAL EXPERIENCES

STYLE FALL IS GIVING US ALL THE FEELS FOR FASHION, FAMILY, AND A LITTLE RELAXATION. Whether you are looking to refresh your closet with some local boutique finds, gather the family for a unique photo shoot, or unplug for a pamper-friendly experience, we have you covered.

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GREAT FAMILY PHOTO SHOOT LOCATIONS

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+ C.W. Moore Park - tucked away in the heart of downtown, stand in front of the waterwheel to capture Boise history. C.W. Moore Park, 150 S 5th Street, Boise, ID + Boise Train Depot - this beautiful historic Spanish-style structure opened in 1925 and has graced thousands of family holiday cards since. Boise Train Depot, 2603 W Eastover Terrace, Boise, ID 83706 + Boise River Greenbelt - the red truss bridge that crosses the Boise River in Idaho Fallen Firefighters Memorial Park is a natural frame for photos. Idaho Fallen Firefighters Memorial Park, 1791 Shoreline Drive, Boise, ID + Camel's Back Park - a favorite viewing point for astronomical events and fireworks, it's also a beautiful backdrop for a family photo. Camel's Back Park, 1200 Heron Street, Boise, ID

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+ Freak Alley - the largest open air art gallery in the Northwest celebrating local artists is located in the heart of downtown. Freak Alley Gallery, 210 North 9th Street Boise, ID

LOCAL FASHION FINDS

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+ Bella Modi - evolving the way leather handbags, accessories and shoes are designed, worn and sold. 5220 N Sawyer Ave Ste B Garden City, ID + Alexander Davis Men's Clothing - their expert staff will outfit you in a style uniquely your own, from sportswear to suits and everything in between. Alexander Davis Men's Clothing, 812 W Bannock St Boise, ID + Shift Boutique - bringing quality fashion to downtown Boise in an environment that is respectful, playful, and engaging. 807 W Bannock St Boise, ID + sewBoise - they do everything from wedding gowns to custom costumes. If you need sewing, design, or pattern-work, they're the ones to call. sewBoise, 1315 - 1317 W River Street, Boise, ID + Keystone Station - this locally owned men's store is known for having

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FANCY PANTS’ EXPANSION MIRRORS BOISE’S OWN WITH INSPIRATION AND STYLE

Idaho Design Center staff recommended Fabricut Velvet in Glam Clover for the new dressing room curtains, creating a sense of luxury, privacy, and bold glamour in an interior that reflects the owner’s vision. Curtains custom made by Sunshine Sewing. Wallpaper by Lulu and Georgia.

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“Fashion is about confidence and empowerment,” says Fancy Pants co-owner and interior design/merchandising specialist Jaime Petrilli Nicholson. A custom neon sign was designed and built to reinforce a positive reminder to their customers that “You Look So Good.”

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The shelving and mirror were custom built by Marshall Sinclair Studios to highlight the brands of clothing. Marshall Sinclair Studios also designed the extra large mirror under the neon sign to emphasize its message.

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Boise commercial and residential interior design studio We Three Design planned the interiors, including sourcing the Clementine Occasional Chairs in Terracotta. As comfortable as they are stylish, the chairs match the relaxed glamour of the clothing.

After 15 years, Fancy Pants has grown right along with Boise. Their new expanded retail space is designed for relaxed and fun shopping, outfit styling, wardrobe edits, complimentary alterations, and private parties.

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TRAVEL DESTINATION

trailing of the sheep festival IDAHO’S UNIQUE CULTURAL FESTIVAL CELEBRATES THE TRADITIONS OF SHEEP, LAND, PEOPLE AND STORIES

ARTICLE AND PHOTOGRAPHY CAROL WALLER

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T his Festival celebrates and honors t he annual migration, people, arts, cul tures, and t raditions of sheep ranching in Id aho and t he W est.

SHEEP HAVE BEEN TRAILING THROUGH

Idaho’s sheep ranching families highlighting

THE WOOD RIVER VALLEY OF IDAHO

the principal contributors - the Basques,

FOR OVER 150 YEARS. Recognized as one

Scottish and Peruvians.

of the “Top Ten Fall Festivals in the World”

The nonstop activities in multiple venues

by msn.com, the annual Trailing of the

include folk arts, music, dance, storytelling,

Sheep Festival held each fall in Sun Valley

championship Sheepdog Trials, and the always

celebrates its 25th anniversary from October

entertaining Big Sheep Parade with 1,500

6-10, 2021.

sheep hoofing it down Main Street in Ketchum.

This special celebration honors the annual tradition of moving sheep (‘trailing’)

2021 FESTIVAL HIGHLIGHTS INCLUDE:

from high mountain summer pastures down

+ BIG SHEEP PARADE with 1,500 sheep

through the Valley to traditional winter graz-

trailing down Main Street in Ketchum

ing and lambing areas in the south. This

+ CHAMPIONSHIP SHEEPDOG TRIALS

annual migration is living history and the

with 100 of the county’s most talented bor-

focus of a unique and authentic Festival that

der collies competing for prizes

celebrates the people, arts, cultures, and

+ SHEEP FOLKLIFE FAIR featuring the

traditions of sheep ranching in Idaho and

Basque, Scottish, and Peruvian dancers and

the West.

musicians, sheep shearing, folk, fiber and tra-

While the Festival has expanded greatly

ditional artists, children’s activities and more

from its humble beginnings, the goals and

+ SHEEP TALES GATHERING will present

objectives remain the same - preserving the

celebrated author Gretel Ehrlich sharing her

stories and history of sheep ranchers and

stories of her love of the land, based on her

herders, celebrating the rich cultures of the

acclaimed collection of essays “The Solace

past and present, and entertaining and edu-

of Open Spaces” on rural life in Wyoming

cating all about the production of food and

+ 25TH ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION

fiber that have sustained local economies

PERUVIAN BALLET FOLKLORICA, per-

for generations. The Festival is a unique,

formed by the Utah Hispanic Dance Alliance

extended weekend that celebrates the cul-

and Chaskis Peruvian Musicians, and focusing

ture, folk and traditional arts and history of

on Andean Music and Dance

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+ CULINARY EVENTS with lamb tastings, Lamb Fest at the Folklife Fair, lamb cooking classes, and Farm to Table Lamb Dinners

+ WOOL FEST with classes and workshops + HIKES AND HISTORIES featuring Idaho’s sheep ranchers and renowned storytellers

+ HAPPY TRAILS CLOSING PARTY with live music by Cindy & Gary Braun and Gator Nation in partnership with the Sun Valley Jazz & Music Festival For information, tickets, schedule of events and special lodging information, visit TrailingOfTheSheep.org.

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ppiieeccee uunniiqquuee’’ss uunnccoom mm moonn ppeerrssoonnaall ttoouucchh ARTICLE BY MARIAH HEBBELN

PHOTOGRAPHY JENNY LOSEE + MARIAH HEBBELN

THIS MOTHER-DAUGHTER BOUTIQUE GIVES SHOPPERS A CLASSIC EXPERIENCE

ON THE CORNER OF 10TH & IDAHO IS A BOUTIQUE

The unique piece about this boutique is the personal

CHARMING AND UNIQUE IN ITS OWN STYLE. The

touch that Natalie, her daughters, and employees give every

shop’s large windows bring waves of natural light, bright-

customer who walks through the door. Even if you don’t

ening up the soft yellow walls and racks of intentionally

know what you’re looking for, with the right information the

gathered clothing. The shop feels like home, as employees

team can create a customized shopping experience with

treat each customer like a part of the family.

your budget in mind. Taylor, Natalie’s youngest daughter,

Owner Natalie Durham became the owner of Piece Unique in 2005. Her daughters, Natasha, Alex, and Taylor,

once sold the jacket off her back because she knew it would make one customer’s special outfit complete.

have memories of spending hours in the shop after school and

On the first floor of the boutique, you’ll find clothes with

during summers, perhaps more than they wanted at the time.

high-end brand names with jeans, shoes, jewelry, and even

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elegant gowns filling the rows. Natalie and her daughters like to seek out local and regional designers. This helps support creators in the area but also cuts down costs and use of resources from shipping. On the second floor, or rather, up in the loft, Piece Unique sells brand name items on consignment. These pieces are brought to

donate to Ballet Idaho, the Rescue Mission, and Interfaith Sanctuary.

Natalie and once the item is sold, the seller receives 60% of the sale

Her popular and highly sought-after donation, 12 months of $100 gift

as store credit.

cards, can be found at galas around town.

“Our customers get to make money off a piece they no longer love,

Natalie has created a special shopping experience for everyone.

and someone else is happy to buy it at a much lower price. And

Your budget can be large or small, and you will still find something

then they can use the credit to buy something new from the shop,”

special on the shelves. People with different body types and styles

Natalie’s daughter, Alex, shared.

can all find a piece to fall in love with. Even men and those with a

Natalie’s girls affectionately exchange stories about Natalie’s generosity. Good times or hard, she finds the energy and resources to

more masculine sense of style can shop in their modest men’s section. Piece Unique is truly that— unique.

Photo Credit: Jenny Losee

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WILD, NATURAL, ADVENTUROUS, AUTHENTIC - BOISE STYLE IS A FRAME OF MIND. Ask anyone what “Boise Style” means to them and you’re likely to get as many answers as there are people in the Treasure Valley. It’s an attitude that’s as friendly as it is fierce. It’s an outlook of independence and strength. It’s the spirit of creativity and collaboration. Our style is about the way we live. We may or may not follow fashion trends, but we stay true to our own aesthetic. We mix rugged textures with soft fabrics. We create art with makeup using our skin as the canvas. We go everywhere – from a hike in the foothills to dinner downtown afterward - and we do it without changing our boots. Our active and busy lives dictate our fashion choices, but Boise Style is timeless.

THE NATURAL BEAUTY OF THE DESERT INSPIRES OUR LIVES AND SENSE OF STYLE

It’s the distinct landscape and natural beauty of the land that inspires our sense of style. The rich colors of the desert - taupes, greens, rusts, and terra cotta – feel right on our clothes, too. Give us organic cottons, sustainably raised wool and cashmere, and a standout leather coat and we become part of the landscape ourselves.

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+ Men’s PAIGE Cooper Shirt & Fraser Drawstring Pant + Men’s JOHN VARVATOS Converse Leather No Lace Sneakers

V LI ING BOISE STYLE ARTICLE KAY BIRD | PHOTOGRAPHY JENNY LOSSEE + JOSIAH NESS 38

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+ JOHN HARDY Spear cuff in sterling silver and 18 kt yellow gold with black sapphires + JOHN HARDY Kali Pure Lavafire pendant with black sapphires on classic chain necklace

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+ WILLIAM HENRY “Dublin” bronze pendant knife + BREITLING Superocean heritage stainless steel and red gold watch

+ ROBERT COMSTOCK Solitude in Spanish Lambskin

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+ ROBERT COMSTOCK

Baby Yak Kazakh Cardigan

Val D’Isère in Italian Leather

1. Neutral Tones: Mix and match a varying range of monochromatic

4. The Classics: Aviator sunglasses. White t-shirt. Timeless watch.

colors for a look that is always chic.

Leather boots. Wool cardigan. Cashmere anything.

2. Statement Jewelry: Unique, custom, or handmade pieces are

5. Inspiration: Create a mood board to gather images of your favor-

designed to be impactful and worn with purpose.

ite looks and keep them on your phone to inspire you when you’re out shopping.

3. Leather: Everything from leather dresses to men’s shirts to jumpsuits will live in your closet forever. Buy the statement coat you can throw over anything and you’ll never regret the investment.

6. What Never Goes Out of Style: Authenticity and kindness CONTINUED >

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+ JAMES PERSE sheer cotton club crew tee + BROCHU WALKER vegan leather embossed croc print skirt + INTENTIONALLY BLANK “the Pamela” khaki green leather boot

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CREDITS Photography: Jenny Losee Photography Models: Jemier Dodd, Baili Scotton Makeup and Hair: Skyla Dawn Hawks at Cora Tod Salon Wardrobe: Robert Comstock + Piece Unique Clothing Co. Jewelry: Simmons Fine Jewelry Photoshoot Coordinator: Lindsey Bryant

+ JOHN HARDY sterling silver sterling 18 kt yellow gold saddles ring with black sapphires

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STILL GIVING AFTER A LIFE OF SERVICE

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I FIRST MET REGINALD REEVES IN 1953 WHEN

Starting with that first pint in 1950, Reginald has

MY 8TH GRADE BUDDY KENT MISSELDINE CON-

continued to give blood throughout his life, reaching

VINCED ME TO VISIT REEVES AT HIS LAW OFFICE

an astounding total of 50 gallons donated by 2020,

TO SEE HIS STAMP COLLECTION. We were two

which surely must be a state record, and an amount

unannounced and unkempt 13-year-old kids, and I was

which potentially could save 1200 military and civilian

instantly impressed by the generosity of this man who

lives. I assumed he would discontinue giving blood after

altered his busy schedule to talk about the educational

reaching that lofty goal, but was mistaken. Even now, at

value of stamp collecting. I was even more impressed

94 years old, he continues to give blood every 56 days.

when I discovered that he paid my friend Bud Cheney

Reginald Reeves gives life.

three silver dollars to mow his lawn when the going rate was one dollar!

Blood and life are not all Reginald has given. He founded the Sun Valley Charitable Foundation through

From the days of his youth, the generous and selfless

which humanitarian aid has been provided to destitute

disposition of Idaho Falls attorney Reginald Reeves has

and impoverished individuals in Boise, ten eastern Idaho

been fixed upon the needs of others. In 1950, during

counties, two in southwestern Montana, two in south-

Reginald’s second year at the University of Idaho

western Wyoming, and several foreign countries. Millions

College of Law, Army General Omar Bradley issued a

of dollars of donated items were gathered from businesses

plea to the American people asking for blood donations

and individuals, including medicine, medical equipment,

to meet the urgent needs of soldiers wounded or injured

personal care products, food, clothing, household goods,

during rising combat operations in the Korean War.

eye glasses, computers, books, toys, and other items for

Inspired to action, Reginald helped organize the first

distribution to homeless shelters, nursing homes, domes-

college blood drive in American history, and then gave

tic violence centers, low income housing, senior citizen

his first pint of blood. Every dormitory on campus had

centers, veteran organizations, schools, and American

a station for donation, and each floor in every dormi-

Indian reservations. Nineteen volunteers assisted in the

tory, fraternity, and sorority house had a place to donate

collection and distribution of goods to over 2000 individu-

blood. A competition was organized between dormito-

als and 500 families every week. Hundreds of computers

ries and floors and then, through student newspapers,

were sent to schools within the United States and devel-

between colleges and universities throughout America.

oping nations. Medical and hospital equipment were

The University of Idaho came in second in the nation,

sent to the US Virgin Islands, Nepal, Vietnam, Kosovo,

just behind Harvard University.

and Guatemala.

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HOMETOWN HERO (CONTINUED)

Lt. Colonel Reeves also served his nation, state and

Born in Greensboro, North Carolina to James H.

community through a life long association with the

and Ellen Boyd Reeves, Reg’s father was a butcher,

military. Volunteering during World War II at age 17, he

but eventually operated a billiard parlor after los-

eventually became a Lt. Colonel in the Army Reserves.

ing a hand. His mother was an elementary school

He was a platoon leader in the 382nd Infantry Regiment,

teacher. A child prodigy, Reginald started school in

taught ROTC at the University of Idaho, and Military

the 3rd grade at the age of 4. He received a degree

Government at the Presidio in San Francisco.

in Mathematics with honors from North Carolina

Idaho Falls, Reeves worked closely with Captain Jerry

Agricultural and Technical College.

Wadsworth and the Navy League in the promotion of

study law, he applied to and was accepted by the

patriotic events. The two men co-founded the elite

University of Idaho College of Law, which had the

“Cedar Badge” program for the area Boy Scout Council.

lowest tuition in the country. School officials did

Reg once told me he never made much money as a

not realize he was Black, however, and according to

lawyer because he spent so much time doing charity

Reginald, soon after required all law school appli-

work. During a visit a few years ago, I noticed the time

cants to supply a photograph. Reginald was the only

capsule 1960’s vintage décor of his Cambridge Street

Black student in the law school and remembers only

law office. Reg read my mind and simply said he never

one other Black student at the university. He was

had enough money to modernize.

not invited to join a legal fraternity.

Idaho Falls 1953 with Mayor and Police Chief

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Deciding to

“EVEN NOW, AT 94 YEARS OLD, HE CONTINUES TO GIVE BLOOD EVERY 56 DAYS.”

University of Idaho, College of Law Bench & Bar Club

Discrimination was nothing new for

Governor’s

Child

Support

Enforcement

Reginald. At age 17 he was arrested for

Commission, and the Idaho Commission

sitting on a city bus in a section reserved

of the Art and Humanities. For 12 years he

for whites. He was invited to join the law

played clarinet in the Idaho Falls Symphony

firm of Alvin Denman in Idaho Falls, but

without compensation.

upon arrival in town, no hotel would give

awards and medals cannot all be listed,

him a room nor would certain fraternal

but include the national first place Nathan

His numerous

organizations allow him to attend meet-

Burkan Memorial Award for an article on

ings. He continued to experience dis-

crimination, sometimes directly but more

public service, including one from the Joint

often subtlety, yet miraculously never

Chiefs of Staff; Idaho State Bar Outstanding

became bitter. Dignified and elegant in

Service Award; University of Idaho Alumni

personality and presence, his life was

Hall of Fame; and the American Red Cross

dedicated to service.

Heroes Award.

As an attorney, Reginald annually donated

Reginald Reeves has long since retired

over 180 hours of pro bono legal work for

from his office on Cambridge Avenue, but he

veterans. He served on many prominent

is still giving. Sixty-eight years after our first

commissions and councils, including the

meeting, he recently gave me the original

Idaho State Mental Health Advisory Council,

stamp collection he showed me in 1953.

Lt. Colonel Reeves & Linden Bateman

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