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HOW TO PROPERLY SEND IN YOUR LAST PUNCH PICTURE AND WRITE UP When you are about to retire, or if you know someone who is going to retire, please make sure you follow these guidelines. My email has changed so please read the changes!! 1.) If you are planning on retiring and you wish to send in a picture, make sure your picture is taken from the waist up, and please make sure your picture is taken at the time clock. Do not send in a full-length picture. We will have to crop it, and chances are the picture will come out clearer if it is close. 2.) Before you send the picture, please, please take the time to make sure your picture comes out clear. Look at the pictures, and if it looks blurry to you then it is going to turn out that way. Your picture will not look good once it has been printed. What you see is what you get! You can send at least two pictures for us to choose from. Remember, this is your last punch you will ever make at the post office, and it is important that your picture turns out good! 3.) Whether you are sending the write up for your co-worker or if you are sending it in for yourself, please make sure you have the following information: Full name Name of the station where they made their last punch. Date of retirement How many years they worked for the post office? How many years they served in the military and which branch. What you plan on doing once you are retired Take the time to make sure the picture(s) are clear. If you have an older phone, ask a co-worker to take the picture for you. You can send all your information to me at editor@nalc.org or text me at 281-935-4131. If you send it to my email, please put in the subject bar RETIREMENT PICTURE and text me so that I will know you sent me an email. If you wish to text me the information, just make sure that I received everything you have sent. Thank you for helping me make yours or your co-workers retirement picture a memorable one! STATION PICTURES When sending in your station picture all you will need is a good quality picture. It would be great if you would send in at least 3 pictures. This way I can pick the best picture to print. I will need the name of your station and day you took the picture. You can send all your information to me at editor@nalc.org or text me at 281-935-4131. If you send it by email, please put in the subject bar STATION PICTURE and text me so that I will know you sent me an email. If you wish to text me the information, just make sure that I received everything you have sent.

The National Association of Letter Carriers #283 (NALC) is the national labor union Houston branch office for letter carriers employed by the United States Postal Service. NALC #283 is the eighth largest local union in the NALC. NALC 283 Space City Branch Learn More Membership 392 Gold Card Members 1207 Retired Members 4083 Active Members Latest News 2025 Fight Like Hell Rally 54 minutes ago 5 Post not marked as liked Last Punch 2025 1 hour ago 8 Post not marked as liked March 2025 Newsletter 1 hour ago 1 Post not marked as liked Arbitrator Nolan issues award, sets terms of the 2023-2026 National Agreement 7 days ago 198 Post not marked as liked Multiple Dates NALC Branch #283 General Meeting (In Person or Online) Apr 08, 2025, 7:00 PM – 9:00 PM Houston, 2414 Broadway St, Houston, TX 77012, USA See All RSVP Upcoming Events NALC Strike March 1970 Video Contact Us All the Latest Updates NALC #283 Newsletters Read Now Get to Know Us There are thousands of letter carriers. We represent them, and we appreciate their work.

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April 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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