Kenilworth Resident Donates Chip Reader on Behalf of Beloved Community Member who Passed Away

KENILWORTH, NJ - At the Sept. 25 council meeting, Gayle Turner donated a chip reader to the police department on behalf of Fran Moore who passed away last April.

Fran established her home in Kenilworth four years ago and left behind a legacy of compassion and devotion that touched the lives of many. Mayor Linda Karlovitch presented a Mayoral Proclamation in honor of Moore's “selflessness, dedication, and love for animals.”

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As stated in the proclamation, “Fran's profound love for animals was evident in her tireless efforts to support both dogs and cats.  Fran took on the vital responsibility of caring for several feral cat colonies in our borough, ensuring their continued care and support beyond her time with us. In recognition of enduring her legacy, a donation of a chip reader has been made to the Kenilworth Police Department in Fran's name.”

This chip reader is associated in a database and the KPD can scan the pet and swiftly reunite it with its owner so that they do not have to go to an animal shelter. Before, the police department did not have one and would have to take any lost pet to a shelter or a local vet.

Thank you Gayle for your very generous donation in memory of a wonderful woman who will not be forgotten.

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