Plymouth Postmaster Retires

PLYMOUTH, NH — Friends and former employees attended a retirement party, hosted by the Plymouth Post Office, for Postmaster Linda Mellett. Linda retired after twenty-five years of service with the Postal Service; fifteen of those years were served as Postmaster of Plymouth. Linda has also served as Officer-In-Charge of the Laconia, Hudson, Claremont, Lebanon and Warren post offices and was Postmaster in Woodsville. Linda and her husband Fred own a home in The Villages, Florida and plan to spend part of their winters there.

Jim Adams, NH/VT District Manager for the U.S. Postal Service said “Throughout her entire career, Linda has been a great representative of the Postal Service and a benefit to the community. It has been an honor working with her.”

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