Jenny Heidi Hannah Bennett

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Jenny Heidi Hannah Bennett, affectionately called Blossom, was the loving wife of Tommy Bennett for 25 years; devoted mother and stepmother of Keith, Brian (Takeisha), Devin, Qualita and Pierre; proud grandmother of Sa’Niya, London, Paris, Alijah, Aniya, Ashad, Autumn; nurturing daughter of Leona Hannah; beloved twin of Arbaces J. Hannah and siblings Merry, Ethel and John; motivating godmother, friend and colleague. Jenny was born on April 18, 1964 in Charleston, West Virginia into the union of John H. Hannah and Leona Padmore Hannah. The family moved to Monrovia, Liberia the following year and settled on Carey Street where Jenny grew up. She attended American Cooperative School from kindergarten to ninth grade. She returned to the United States and completed her high school education at Northside High School in Atlanta, Georgia, graduating in 1982. Jenny joined the U.S. Navy on August 1, 1983. She was stationed in Jacksonville, Florida until her honorable discharge. She began her career with the U.S. Postal Service in 1987 where she started as a carrier in Atlanta and rose through the ranks becoming Postmaster of Alpharetta, Georgia on September 2, 2017. Jenny was passionate about her work. She began her career in management as Supervisor Customer Services at Atlanta Post Office and was promoted to Manger Customer Services and Manger Customer Services Operations. She also held positions as EEO Dispute Resolution Specialist and as Postmaster of Newnan, Decatur, and Athens Post Offices. She was also promoted to Senior Manager of Distribution Operations, Nashville, Tennessee. She served on various teams and details including Manager of Retail Operations & Strategy at Post Office Headquarters in Washington, Manager of Memphis Network Distribution Center, Tennessee District Marketing Manager, and Officer in Charge at Louisville Post Office. She was most proud of her involvement in the hiring and mentoring of young postal employees. Jenny graduated Magna Cum Laude from American Intercontinental University in 2008 with a BA in Operations Management and an MBA in 2015. She was a certified paralegal and a certified LSS Green Belt in corporate succession planning. Jenny received First Communion and was confirmed at Trinity Episcopal Cathedral in Monrovia at the age of 12. Her faith and trust in God was limitless and she had surrendered her life and her journey to Him.

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  1. I’m sorry for your loss. I had the opportunity to meet her, while I was working at the Postal facility in Athens, Ga., and every time I saw her, she always greeted you with a good morning and a smile! She will be missed! The Lord promised us that he would not give us more than we can bear. Also, “Earth has no sorrow that Heaven can not heal”. May the Lord continue to bless and keep you!

  2. Someone as special as “Jenny” will never be forgotten. Her beautiful smile will remain in our hearts forever.
    May loving memories bring you peace, comfort, and strength.

  3. My deepest condolences to the family of Mrs. Bennett. She was a good friend as well as Supervisor. May God continue to Comfort and Keep you!

  4. Tommy, we were sad to here about the passing of Jenny. We are keeping you and our family in prayer. Trust in God and he will see you through.

  5. CandleImageShe was my everything, I held her close to me like a second mother. I was devastated to hear she died right before I graduated in the 5th grade. I miss her so much. I picked the orange candle since orange was her favorite color.


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