Golden State Warriors star Stephen Curry just gifted a fan with one of the most memorable moments in her life.

On Monday, after the Warriors easily easily defeated the Indiana Pacers, Curry decided to give a young fan his game-worn shoes. The former back-to-back MVP winner even signed each shoe prior to handing it over to a teenager who was wearing Curry's jersey.

You could see the genuine joy in the reaction of this young lady. She was so ecstatic that she was not even able to thank Curry for the heartwarming gesture. She could not even look at the Warriors superstar, and instead, just broke down in tears out of pure joy.

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Stephen Curry was obviously in a giving mood, and perhaps this was his small way of showing his appreciation to his fans who support him even during away games.

What's great about the pair of kicks is that it comes with another remarkable performance from Curry. On Monday, the 30-year-old dropped a game-high 26 points (on 10-of-13 shooting) along with six three-pointers, six rebounds, three assists, and two steals in just 27 minutes of action.

Curry and co. made easy work of the Victor Oladipo-less Pacers, as the lopsided blowout ended with a final score of 132-100. The Warriors were even able to afford to give Draymond Green a night off, as head coach Steve Kerr opted to have his defensive specialist sit out this one for rest purposes.

After losing their first game of the calendar year against the Houston Rockets, the Dubs have now amazingly racked up 11 straight victories. They will look to make it a 12-1 month as they face the Philadelphia 76ers on Thursday to close out January.