Mayor Florea Honors Carolyn Wilson with a Community Letter

Leavenworth, WALocal News

In a heartfelt tribute, Mayor Florea honors the late Councilmember Carolyn Wilson, marking the profound loss felt by the City of Leavenworth. Wilson’s passing is a poignant reminder of the vital role individuals play in shaping the community's identity and spirit. The mayor reflects on their long-standing friendship and shared experiences on the City Council, underscoring the importance of camaraderie in public service. Known for her playful spirit and unwavering dedication, Wilson combined humor with a steadfast commitment to her constituents, making her a beloved figure. Florea's letter highlights that the true essence of a community is not defined by its buildings or attractions but by the people who engage with one another.

He encourages residents to continue fostering connections and civic involvement, emphasizing that such engagement is the fabric that strengthens community ties. This tribute serves as both a remembrance of Wilson's contributions and an inspiration for others to follow in her footsteps. The impact of her legacy will resonate within the community for years to come.

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