End of April marks the end of an era for MLT Post Office as Jocelyn Neri retires

After a little more than 36 years, Jocelyn Neri retires. (Photo courtesy RJ Perna.)

After 36 years and five months of dedicated service to the Mountlake Terrace branch of the U.S. Postal Service, Jocelyn Neri took in her last batch of mail on April 30.

RJ Perna, a branch customer, praised Neri’s work.

“Jocelyn is very well known for her exceptionally pleasant personality and courteous assistance to customers,” Perna said.

Jocelyn Neri with her certificate of recognition from the City of Mountlake Terrace. (Photo courtesy City of Mountlake Terrace.)

In fact, Neri’s customer service and contagious, friendly demeanor earned her recognition from Mayor Kyoko Matsumoto Wright and the City of Mountlake Terrace. A city spokesperson said their social media posts about Neri’s retirement received high engagement and best wishes comments.

Mountlake Terrace Mayor Kyoko Matsumoto Wright recognizing Jocelyn Neri. (Photo courtesy City of Mountlake Terrace.)

“She certainly was popular and well-liked,” Communications and Community Engagement Manager Sienna Spencer-Markles said.

When asked what the first thing she would do after retiring was, Neri laughed and replied, “Sleep.”

The first day of May marks a new chapter for the Mountlake Terrace Post Office, and the first day Neri doesn’t need to set her alarm clock for work.

 

  1. Jocelyn was a dedicated person to her service at mountlake Terrace! She will be truly missed. Congratulations on your well-deserved retirement!

  2. Jocelyn was the heart and soul of our Mountlake Terrace Post Office. It never cease to amaze me that she would remember everyone’s name. And her friendly greeting and “do you need stamps today?”. And thank you Mayor Matsumoto Wright for your Recognition. Happy Retirement!

  3. Congratulations Jocelyn! You will be greatly missed. I have always looked forward to seeing you whenever I come to the Post Office to mail something. Thank you for always helping me with mailing issues. Have a well deserved retirement.

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