Grand Prairie, TX, Fountain Station Retail Associate Teresa
Legaspi (left) received her 29th Gold Star Award from Supervisor,
Customer Services Tammy McCutcheon (right) for a perfect transaction on a
Retail Customer Experience. She has been
with the Postal Service over 30 years and has established a Gold Star standard
for customer service in Grand Prairie.
Monday, February 12, 2018
Mabank, TX, Retail Associate Gabrielle Raibon (left) received her
second Gold Star in a row from Postmaster Janet Campbell (right) for a perfect
transaction on a Retail Customer Experience.
She strives to give exceptional service to all her customers. Campbell
remarked, “I’m very proud of the outstanding service all my Clerks provide to
the community. They make a great team.”
Dallas, TX, Northaven Station (left to right) Retail Associates
Dwayne James, Shelia Buggs, Kimberly Pierce, Deborah Hamilton, Mavis Carter and
Acting Manager Customer Services Morris Fields all received a customer
compliment.
To whom it may concern,
Please express my sincerest gratitude to the staff at the
Northaven Station in Dallas, Texas. They
have consistently been friendly, helpful and knowledgeable, even during the
busiest of times. There are many
complaints about the Post Office these days and I suspect there are fewer
people who bother to send compliments. I
will also write a complimentary letter to the Postmaster as well as to the
local supervisory staff expressing my gratitude. Please let them know that this loyal customer
cares and appreciates the staff at Northaven!
Thank you,
Happy Customer
The Dallas District wore red on National Wear Red Day in support
of Heart Disease Awareness.
The Dallas District Acting District Manager Julie Gosdin (second
right) and her staff wore red in support of Heart Disease Awareness on February
2, 2018.
The Dallas District Marketing Department wore red on National Wear
Red Day in support of Heart Disease Awareness.
Dallas District Supervisor, Business Mail Entry Andrea Marshall
received a promotion and will going back to the Fort Worth District where she
started her postal career. Her last day
was February 2, 2018. She will be missed
but the district wishes her the best on her new endeavor as Manager, Business
Mail Entry. Marshall remarked, “I have
met so many wonderful people along the way and have developed some great
friendships that I will always cherish. I will miss you all.”
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