A positive customer service experience from the Los Angeles District’s Airport Station post office led to the employees being honored by the Postmaster General as well as getting a personal tour of Jay Leno’s car collection.
A California letter carrier found a unique way to “pay it forward” to his long time friend and co-worker.
After more than 31 years of federal service, San Diego District Temecula Letter Carrier Ted “Eddie” Nelson made his last faithful completion of his appointed rounds.
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Letter Carrier Roger Steeber was recently honored for saving the life of an elderly woman whose home was on fire.
Otay Mesa Letter Carrier Joe Callera began biking to work some 20 years ago. Not only does it cut down on the cost of gas, but it has helped him relieve stress and improve his overall health.
Crescent City Rural Letter Carrier April Marvin has collected donations of over 30 gallons of golf balls in support of her older brother, Sgt. Nathan Bourdlaies, who is currently on his third deployment to Afghanistan. She ships the golf balls to her brother using Priority Mail Flat Rate boxes as a way to support the troops.
Sixty-eight-year-old Mission Hills Letter Carrier Richard Bundy has worked for the Postal Service for more than 45 years.
Gridley Rural Letter Carrier Meredith Bates saw flames pouring out of the windows of one of her customers’ homes and called 911. Had it not been for her actions, the fire would have done far more damage to the home.
The Santa Rosa Post Office recently celebrated the safe driving practices of 95 of its employees.
