USPS Has Likely Released Stamps Of Late President Of The States

Likely known as USPS, the United States Postal Services in its recent venture has published stamps of the late American President George W Bush. This stamp is considered to be the freedom stamp and honors his practicality and duty towards the nation. George Bush was the 41^st President of the United States, who unlikely died on November 30^th, 2018. The stamp would be inaugurated in Texas on 12 June, at College Station, where one can buy the stamps for the desired amount. This day is also considered to be Bush’s Birthday and there couldn’t be any other day chosen by the USPS. After the stamps have been released by the USPS, they are to be available worldwide and the post offices from all over the world can purchase the stamp by visiting the online portal of USPS and checking on the information. USPS promises to take care of the delivery and providing utmost respect to the late president’s stamp.

USPS organizes a dedicating ceremony:

On 12^th of June, the entire first-hand ministers of the United States are to attend the dedicating ceremony, conducted by the USPS in memory of late George W Bush. The event would mark not just the birthday of the president but the inauguration of the stamp as well. The event is likely not a close one and outsiders can also attend it and pay tribute to the outstanding man, who dedicated half of his life for the welfare of the country. Before the release of the stamp on June 12, the Liteblue USPS is sharing all sorts of valuable information about the stamp on various social media platforms. One can also promote the stamp, by using the hashtag president stamps.

USPS lists the major individuals who would be attending the dedicating ceremony:

The dedicating ceremony marks the inauguration of the stamp of George Bush and some of the outstanding personalities who would be attending the ceremony are as follows:

• Former CEO of Big Brothers, Pierce Bush, who is also the grandson of George W Bush.
• The officer of USPS
• The dedicating superior official, Robert M Duncan
• The chief Chairman of the board of directors
• The officer of the Board of governors
• The president of Barbara Foundations, David Jones
• Director of the presidential library of George Bush, Warren Finch
• The Founding chairman of American Institute, Chase Untermeyer
• The chief secretary of staffs, Jean Becker