Isabelle Namauʻu Thompson (May 17, 1891 – June 11, 1946) was a Hawaiian-American teacher and politician.
[4] On December 19, 1921, Namauʻu married prominent rancher Charles Thompson at her home in Lahaina.
At the time of the marriage, Namauʻu was a teacher at the Episcopal School in Lahaina and had previously taught in Kula.
[1] On June 11, 1946, Thompson died of a sudden intracerebral hemorrhage at her home in Kihei.
Because there were no legislative sessions scheduled before the next general election that November, her seat remained vacant through the end of the term.