(San Diego, California) Eagles Home, Evansville, Indiana Eagles Temple (Akron, Ohio) Eagles Temple (Canton, Ohio) Fraternal Order of Eagles Building, Richmond, Virginia Notable Eagles United States Presidents Seven United States Presidents have held membership in the Fraternal Order of Eagles: Theodore Roosevelt – Cheyenne, Wyoming, 26th President Warren G. Harding – Marion, Ohio, 29th President Franklin D. Roosevelt – Buffalo, New York, 32nd President Harry S. Truman – Independence, Missouri, 33rd president John F. Kennedy – Hyde Park, Massachusetts, 35th President James Earl "Jimmy" Carter – Atlanta, Georgia, 39th President, Ronald Reagan – Santa Barbara, California, 40th President, Politicians Jack Christian, Louisiana politician William Allen Egan, Governor, Alaska J. Edgar Hoover, FBI Director Joe Manchin, West Virginia US Senator John J. McClure, Pennsylvania State Senator Walter Mondale, vice president Earl Warren, Chief Justice of the United States Ron Estes, Kansas Congressman Religion Father Edward J. Flanagan, founder of Boys Town Entertainers Carol Burnett, comedian and actor Alice Cooper, musical performer and entertainer Billy Ray Cyrus, musical performer and entertainer Bob Hope, comedian and actor Jimmy Durante, musical performer and entertainer Tony Orlando, musical performer and entertainer Charlie Daniels, musical performer and entertainer Lee Greenwood, musical performer and entertainer Louise Mandrell, musical performer and entertainer Wayne Newton, musical performer and entertainer Bret Michaels, musical performer Athletes Max Baer, boxer/heavyweight champion Jim Crowley, College Football Hall of Fame member, one of the Four Horsemen Joe Foss, WWII "ace" pilot, first commissioner of the AFL Bob Griese, Super Bowl winning quarterback Sam Hornish Jr., IRL and NASCAR driver Jim Houston, College Football Hall of Fame member Gordie Howe, Hockey Hall of Fame member Johnny Longden, jockey, Honorary Lifetime Member Joe Kahut, Boxer Joe Louis, boxer (claimed) Roger Maris, baseball player Earl Morrall, NFL Most Valuable Player 1968 Stan Musial, Baseball Hall of Fame member Joe Nuxhall, pitcher and broadcaster Arnold Palmer, golfer Art Rooney, founder of the Pittsburgh Steelers Red Schoendienst, Baseball Hall of Fame member Warren Spahn, Baseball Hall of Fame member Tony Stewart, NASCAR driver Jerry Quarry, boxer Wilma Rudolph, American sprinter, Olympian Justin Haley, NASCAR driver Others Jimmy Hoffa, American labor union leader Notable Auxiliary Members Virginia Graham, radio and TV personality Eleanor Roosevelt, wife of former U.S. President Bess Truman, wife of former U.S. President See also List of Past Grand Madam Presidents List of Past Grand Worthy Presidents Notes References seattletimes.nwsource.com External links 1898 establishments in Washington (state)