last night Mollie Beattie passed away after a hard battle with cancer throughout which she continued to show her dedication to the Fish and Wildlife Service and her public duty. Those who serve in government are often maligned and denigrated in today's press. But Mollie's example will shine as one who committed her life and career to the public good. Her life was an example of courage and purpose. The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Department of the Interior, and the Nation have lost a dedicated public servant. When Mollie joined the Department of the Interior in 1993, she faced serious threats by those who wanted to turn the clock back on endangered species preservation. Mollie persevered and initiated necessary administrative reform of the Endangered Species Act. Her work on habitat and species stewardship is a foundation for future conservation efforts. I am honored to have known her and recognize the service that she bestowed the Nation by her energy and focus.
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Paying tribute to Mollie Beattie, a dedicated public servant who passed away after battling cancer.
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