Letter to the Editor

Serena Moriarty named new Gonzales postmaster

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Dear Editor,

I am honored to introduce myself to the community as your new Postmaster. My name is Serena Moriarty, and I am excited to begin this journey serving the residents and businesses of Gonzales and Cost.

The U.S. Postal Service just observed the 250th anniversary of its founding on July 26, celebrating our organization’s rich history of connecting people, communities and businesses.

Our Founding Fathers recognized the importance of creating an institution that could bind the nation together and foster secure and accessible communications between every community in America.

As the population grew, the postal system expanded and developed innovative ways to carry mail, including horseback, stagecoach, steamboat, railroads, boats, jeeps, Long Life Vehicles, and unique methods including sleds, bicycles and mule trains. The Postal Service also established forms of delivery to ensure its mission was fulfilled, such as free city delivery and rural free delivery. We developed the Zoning Improvement Plan (ZIP Code) and have continued to innovate with new technology for sortation, tracking, and delivery of mail and packages. We drove the growth of business and commerce and became a key part of the vast mailing industry of today.

Mail delivery during times of war played a significant role in boosting the morale of soldiers. As families became more spread out, the Postal Service provided ways for loved ones to stay connected. Because, in the end, it comes down to the people we serve.

The Postal Service introduced special items to help us mark our 250 years of service, including a Benjamin Franklin stamp and a “250 Years of Delivering” stamp. We created new publications and merchandise and launched a special website devoted to showcasing our history at USPS.com/250.

The Postal team here in Gonzales is proud to serve you. We thank you for your business and continued support of the Postal Service. We look forward to serving you for generations to come.

Warm regards,

Serena Moriarty

Postmaster

Gonzales TX 78629-9998

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