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Auxiliary 98 That dog cannot help, but the auxiliary can! Space City Auxiliary No.98 to Space City Branch 283 of the National Association of Letter carriers was organized in 1927. The first president was Margaret Steele who worked diligently to pave the way for those officers who would follow. Although the original charter was known as the "Ladies Auxiliary," Auxiliary No. 98 is proud to boast, "We have men in our auxiliary." The object of the auxiliary is to unite family members of regular, retired, or deceased members of Branch 283 of Houston, and to assist in any way possible to better the working conditions of letter carriers and their families. Members actively support COLCPE and are very active in contacting members of Congress on issues supporting letter carriers. Auxiliary No. 98 encourages all male and female letter carriers to ask eligible member of their families to become members and join in the "PARTNERS FOR PROGRESS INTO THE NEW MILLENNIUM." Together we cannot fail to protect the jobs of letter carriers for the future. Auxiliary No. 98 is fortunate to be associated with Branch 283 of Houston. They are very supportive of the auxiliary. Without their support, this page would not be possible. The Auxiliary helps with branch activities when they are needed. Of special interest to Auxiliary 98 is the opportunity to assist with the parties for the retirees and for letter carriers and their families at Christmas. The officers of Space City Auxiliary are Jeanette Easter, President; Maria Reyes, Vice-President and Financial Secretary; Gina Matthews, Secretary/Treasurer; Wendell Jackson, Sargent-at-Arms; and Charlene Simmons, Color Bearer. Wendell Jackson and Theresa Simmons serve as Trustees. Some of the members have reached the fifty-year membership status, but the auxiliary is also fortunate that it has younger active members. The president may be reached at 281-422-9627 for information regarding the auxiliary. Eligibility for membership in the auxiliary: Members consist of spouses, "significant other," and family members over age 16 of regular, retired, or deceased members of the NALC, provided a deceased member was in good standing at the time of their death.

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The Postal Service is deeply saddened by the tragic loss of life on Saturday, October 18, in a two-vehicle accident in Houston, TX, involving our Postal family member with 28 years of service. Our thoughts are with their family, friends, and colleagues during this difficult time. We will be offering counseling services to our employees at the Cornerstone Post Office as the investigation into the incident continues.

May Ricardo Sumdonlia said his goodbyes on May 31, 2025, and made his last punch from the Spring Main Post Office after delivering the mail for 31 years and 11 months. Ricardo was a veteran and served our country for 4 years in the Navy. He plans on doing voluntary work in his community, and traveling. Hats off to Mr. Sumdonlia. We wish you the best in the years to come! Max Garcia decided to make his last Punch on May 30, 2025, from the Spring Main Post Office. He worked 34 years and 6 months before he decided to hang up his pouch. His plans are to take care of his mother and just enjoy life day by day! Hats off to Mr. Garcia. We wish you the best in the years to come!! April Todd Hines   made his last punch from the Spring Main Post Office on April 30, 2025. We are proud to announce that Todd served our country for 9 and a half years in the Navy as a Navy Seabee. Now that Todd is enjoying the easy life, his plans are to go fishing, travel with his wife and pup! Hats off to Mr. Hines. We wish you the best in the years to come! Michelle Gomez retired from the Spring Main Post Office after dedicating 39 years of service. Now that she is retired, she can spend time with her four grandkids and enjoy the sun rays at their home in Baja. She will be missed. March Raymond Wise made his last punch at the League City Post Office after dedicating 40 years of service. Now Raymond plans on traveling, spending time with his family, and playing pickle ball! Hats off to Raymond…..we wish you the best in the years to come!! February Gerald Fields  served the Postal Service for 43 years before deciding to hang up his pouch. He retired from the Ashford West Post Office on December 31,2024. He says his best decision was to be a Letter Carrier, and the next best was retirement. Going to enjoy relaxing, praising God and traveling as much as I can. What a blessing! Hats off to Mr. Fields…..we wish you the best in the years to come!!

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