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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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Publications NALC 283 Green Book Local Negotiations NALC 283 Blue Book Local Negotiations NALC 283 White Book Local Negotiations NALC 283 Red Book Local Negotiations M-41-City-Delivery-Carriers-Duties-and-Responsibilities-June-2019 STANDARD TRAINING PROGRAM FOR CITY LETTER CARRIERS.2013 Dignity & Respect 2019-2023-National-Agreement-Bookmarked M-39-Management-of-Delivery-Services-June-2019

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Frequently asked questions Frequently asked questions Retirement Stewards How do I properly send in my last punch picture and writeup? When you are about to retire, or if you know someone who is going to retire, please make sure you follow these guidelines. 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. 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! 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 tmcgee4@sbcglobal.net 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 make yours or your co-workers retirement picture a memorable one!

Branch #283 Photos 2024 Retirees Party October 19, 2024 Food Drive 2024 2024 2023 Christmas Party December 10th, 2023 Retirees Party 2023 November 2023 111th T.S.A.L.C. Conference 2023 111th T.S.A.L.C. Portraits 2023 Food Drive 2023 2023 Installment of Board Members 2023 2022 Christmas Party Dec 2022 Union Meeting 11-8-22 Tue Nov 08 2022 Retirees Party 2022 October 2022 Retirees' Party 2019 October 2019

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