In a heartfelt nod to enduring compassion and selfless service, the city of Lawton has bestowed a Mayoral Citation upon Maureen "Mo" Curran, an animal shelter volunteer whose devotion spans over a decade. The recognition occurred on Tuesdat, during the City Council meeting, where Curran was also presented with a commemorative coin by Mayor Stan Booker as a testament to her unwavering commitment to animal welfare, as reported by the City of Lawton.
Curran's presence at the Lawton Animal Shelter is not merely a fleeting occurrence but one of consistent leadership, alongside the shelter staff and volunteers who nominated her, for the citation. According to a statement obtained by the City of Lawton, her efforts have been nothing short of exemplary, placing thousands of animals in loving homes throughout the country. The laudation from her peers, puncuates her impact unmistakably, citing that her "tireless efforts" are what help illuminate the path of public service for others.
Mayor Booker, in presenting the award, emphasized that Curran's contributions do much more than aid the voiceless. He underscored her inspiring ability to rouse the spirit of the community at large. She "embodies the spirit of public service," Mayor Booker told the City of Lawton. The ceremony was not a mere formality but a genuine reflection of the community's gratitude towards an individual who has become a cornerstone of the local animal welfare movement.
