Lead Sales & Service Associate (LSSA) Ira Mohr was
recognized for 50 years of service with a breakfast ceremony at Grand Central
Station.
District Manager Bill Schnaars, Manhattan Postmaster Bob
Brown and Mgr. HR Vanessa Duncan-Smith joined Grand Central Mgr. Kenneth
Stanley in presenting Mohr with a Letter of Appreciation, a 50-year Pin and a
framed sheet of stamps depicting his image.
Mohr, who started as a Grand Central Distribution &
Window Clerk in 1964, is also known as the “Postmaster of the United Nations
Post Office”––a title he earned while working there for 18 years.
“His customers were very fond of him,” said Stanley. “Ira
made my job as Manager easier because if there was an issue at the U.N. Post
Office, he would always find a way to resolve it on his own.”
“Ira is one of our most knowledgeable SSAs,” said Supv.
Elizabeth Corbet. “He has been a real asset to the organization.”
Though 50 years seems like a really long time for most
people, Mohr––who is currently assigned to Grand Central Finance––has no
immediate plans to retire.
“A lot of my friends are retired, but I not going anywhere
yet,” smiled Mohr.
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| L to R: Mgr. HR Vanessa Duncan-Smith, DM Bill Schnaars, LSSA Ira Mohr, GC Mgr. Kenneth Stanley, Manhattan PM Bob Brown |