Suncoast
District Post Offices are increasing awareness of the Breast Cancer Research
Stamp. Since its inception in 1998, the stamp has raised more than $83 million
for breast cancer research. October is
Breast Cancer Awareness Month.
Polk City
Postmaster Don Elrod (second right) was joined by, left to right, Rural Carriers Nick
Harvey and Diane Armstrong, Retail Associate Nina Patel and Rural Carrier
Maeghan Bryant to showcase their pink lobby.
Odessa
Retail Associates (left to right) Evie Rein, Amy Alley, Kim Gilroy, and Rene
Lala used handmade decorations to transform their lobby in to a pink oasis. “The Odessa Team is the best,” said Postmaster
Michael A. Fernandez.
Sun
City Center Sales, Service and Distribution Associate Dimas “Albert” Latorre (center)
points out the “Positively Pink” board where customers purchasing a sheet of
stamps can attach a ribbon “in memory of” a person of their choice, as Postmaster
Tina Cochrane (right) and Supervisor, Customer Services Buddy Batchelder (left)
look on. Cochrane, Batchelder, Custodian
Andy Mclendon and City Carrier Wadie Barrios’ wife decorated the pink lobby.
