May 4, 2023

Long-time Plymouth Postal Employee Retires

Letter Carrier had 28 years of service

PLYMOUTH, IN — April 30, 2023, was a special day for Plymouth Letter Carrier Lynne Brown. After 28 years of service, Brown retired from the Postal Service.

Asked about the end of her postal career, Brown said, “It’s been a pleasure serving the Plymouth community. I’ve met so many nice people over the years, but it’s time for new adventures with my family.”

Postmaster Zack DeLaruelle was sorry to see Brown retire but is grateful the for the time she worked for USPS. “Mrs. Brown has been instrumental in making the Plymouth Post Office and the United States Postal Service successful. She has been a true example of the Delivering for America positive attitude and work ethic.”

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