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Anna, TX, Retail Associate Cynthia Burns (left) and Rural Carrier John Triplett (right) received a customer compliment from a grateful customer who had left her stamps and receipt behind after visiting the Anna Post Office.  Burns remembered the customer’s address and gave the items to John Triplett who delivered them to Ms. Sharp while carrying his normal route.  Both employees commented that this kind of thing happens often and that they were just doing their job.  Burns remarked, “I’m grateful to work with an excellent group of co-workers. We make a great team. Everyone strives to provide a high level of service that keeps our customers coming back.”

 Letter to the editor: The full article can be found in the Melissa Tribune posted on April 11, 2017.

 Recently I was transacting business at the Anna United States Post Office and mislaid one of my items.  A Post Office employee went above and beyond the call of duty to sure I got it back.  My experiences with the Anna U.S. Post Office, as with Melissa and Van Alstyne U.S. Post Office employees, have been ones of professionalism and courtesy.  This is true also of my rural route delivery people.  They do their jobs, provide invaluable services, are part of our local economy, vital to those who have small businesses, and are most likely to spend their salaries here, adding to the local economy.

Sincerely,

Betty