The First Black Postmaster of McCordsville marked her stamp on history
Norma Florence, the first Black Postmaster of McCordsville in 1985, shared her remarkable connection to local postal history. She had a lifelong dream of becoming a postmaster and made it a reality in McCordsville, breaking racial barriers at the time. Her dedication and service were recognized by the U.S. Postal Service and residents, leaving a lasting impact that extended beyond the town. Florence’s legacy in McCordsville is remembered fondly by those she served, including a former resident who found solace in her letters while serving in the U.S. Army in Saudi Arabia. Florence’s commitment to her job and community has left a lasting legacy in McCordsville.
