USPS Sets Up PO Box For Condolences To Slain Henning Postal Workers

INVESTIGATION CONTINUES IN POST OFFICE SHOOTING

The U.S. Postal Inspection Service and other federal, state and local authorities continue their search for the killer or killers of Retail Associate Paula Robinson, 33, and Rural Carrier Associate Judy Spray, 59, who were found shot to death Oct. 18 at the Henning, TN, Post Office.

“This is a tragic loss, not just to those close to them, but to the entire postal family,” said PMG Jack Potter. “Our thoughts and prayers go out to the families and friends of our two colleagues.”

Robinson began her career as a PTF letter carrier at the Ripley, TN, Post Office. She also worked at the nearby Munford and Brighton Post Offices. She leaves a husband and two young children. Spray had a 13-year career as a rural carrier associate. She had a husband, five children and a stepchild.

A special PO Box has been established for those wishing to offer condolences. Correspondence may be addressed to:

“Family of Judy Spray” or “Family of Paula Robinson”
PO Box 620
Henning, TN 38041-0620

An active investigation is underway with more than 60 local and national law enforcement officers from across the country committed to finding those responsible for the murders.

“Postal Inspectors’ duties include protecting postal employees and investigating violent crimes that may occur at postal facilities,” said Chief Postal Inspector Guy Cottrell. “Homicides in the Postal Service are rare, but when they do occur, make no mistake, we will aggressively investigate to find those responsible.”

The U.S. Postal Inspection Service is offering a reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of those responsible for the crime. Employees may call the Inspection Service at 877-876-2455 and all information will be kept strictly confidential.

Posters with contact and reward information are being distributed to postal facilities nationwide.

3 thoughts on “USPS Sets Up PO Box For Condolences To Slain Henning Postal Workers

  1. I feel so sad for the post workers .I think the post offife should have immediately set up a memorial online so there postal family could send condolences to their family…
    Postal workers work hard but not taking care of their employees is a hugh drawback for the post office. Postal higher ups should be mor sensitive to their workers

  2. Very sad! I noticed Paula Robinson had such pretty smile too! Her picture posted here in California is just so full of life. I hope they capture the evil person(s) and they get the chair! She was just 33 years old. She had so much more life to live.

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