


Melania Trump Unveils USPS Stamp Honoring Barbara Bush at White House Ceremony.
First Lady Melania Trump presented a USPS stamp in honor of Barbara Bush, recognizing her contributions and legacy.
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At the White House, First Lady Melania Trump unveiled a USPS stamp honoring Barbara Bush, emphasizing her advocacy for literacy, women's empowerment, and health awareness. Attendees shared stories about Bush's legacy, including her 1990 call for a female president, while recognizing her impact on societal issues. The event highlighted the ongoing tensions between the Bush family and the Trumps, as neither George W. Bush nor Jeb Bush attended. The newly designed stamp, featuring Bush's official White House portrait, will be available for sale starting June 10th, continuing the Postal Service’s efforts to honor prominent American figures.
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The new USPS stamp honoring Barbara Bush was unveiled by First Lady Melania Trump, along with Dorothy 'Doro' Bush Koch, Alice Yates, and Judy de Torok.
The unveiling and subsequent release of the Barbara Bush stamp commemorate the 100th anniversary of her birth and mark the culmination of her centennial year.
The dedication ceremony for the Barbara Bush stamp will take place on June 10, 2025, at Ganny’s Garden in Kennebunkport, ME.
Notable attendees included Melania Trump, Dorothy 'Doro' Bush Koch, Alice Yates, Judy de Torok, and officials from the USPS and the George and Barbara Bush Foundation.
Barbara Bush's legacy was highlighted for her unwavering conviction, dignity, and deep loyalty, as well as her commitment to literacy and helping others.
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