The Bossier Council on Aging is proud to announce that two local leaders have received prestigious statewide recognition from the Louisiana Council on Aging Directors Association (LACOADA) for their outstanding contributions to seniors in Bossier Parish and across Louisiana.
Executive Director Tamara Crane was honored with the Thomas Laughlin Award, one of the highest recognitions in the aging network. The award is named in honor of Thomas Crofton Laughlin, a longtime leader of the Jefferson Council on Aging who spent decades advocating for older adults and strengthening services for seniors throughout Louisiana.
The award recognizes individuals who demonstrate exceptional leadership, advocacy, and commitment to improving the lives of seniors. Crane was selected for her continued work advancing services in Bossier Parish while also contributing to statewide initiatives through LACOADA…