JAF Labor Custodians Rosemarie Lombardo and Delia Johnson
are turning in the tools of their trade and riding off into the warm glow of
retirement.
Johnson, who worked for the Postal Service for 42 years said
that, “like any job, there were ups and downs, but I have no regrets. We’re
like a family here.”
Assigned to Church Street Station for more than
30 years, Johnson made fast friends when she came to JAF in 2001.
“Delia would cook up enough food to feed 25 people at our
employee Christmas Party,” recalls co-worker Maintenance Mechanic Robert
Cousins.
Lombardo, who had the foresight to bank more than 1500 hours
of sick leave, has always worked at JAF. “I’ve seen all kinds of changes,” she
said. “Different bosses, different schedules, but I never had any problems. We
all worked together. It’s been a good experience.”
With a combined 83 years of service, The New York District
is grateful to Rosemarie Lombardo and Delia Johnson for their dedication to
service and wishes them a long and happy retirement.
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| Sitting L to R: Labor Custodians Rosemarie Lombardo and Delia Johnson pose with co-workers a day before they retire. Standing L to R: Labor Custodian George Moorehead, Cust. Juan Mejias, Maint. Cust. Anthony Hernandez, Cust. Marie Moseley, Maint. Mechanic Mark Lind, Building Equip. Mech. Jerzy Truszkowski, Maint. Mechanic Robert Cousins |