Enola Mixon recieved the Dot Sharpe Lifetime Achievement Award at a ceremony held at the Greensboro Coliseum Complex on December 19, 2002. The complete program includes a[...]

The Triad Edition of "Today's American Woman" (vol. 3) for 1997 includes a lengthly article, and photograph, about Enola Mixon.

Enola Mixon received this certificate from local Congressman Mel Watt, upon her retirement as Greensboro's postmaster on July 10, 2004.

This article describes Enola Mixon's move from High Point to the postion of field director of the United States Postal Service in Northern Virginia.

Enola Mixon is shown, second row far left, in this class photograph of the Colgate Darden Graduate School of Business Administration, at the University of Virginia in Cha[...]

Article from the Greensboro News and Record about Enola Mixon's retirement, after 38 years of employment with the United States Postat Service.

This unique postal cover was created for Enola Mixon on her retirement on July 10, 2004 as Greensboro's postmaster.

This lenghty article and obituary from The Future Ouitlook detail the life of Lethia "Granny" Morton (1836-1952), who lived in High Point at her death. She was 115 years [...]

Flier for Torch Relay event on March 26, 2008. Enola Mixon served as Torch Bearer Number 256.

This postal cover depicts and commemorates the fortieth anniversary of the Greensboro sit-ins of February, 1960. A period image of the "Greensboro Four" is accompanied by[...]

This postal cover commorates the birth of the new millennium on January 1, 2000. Signatures on the cover include Enola C. Mixon, Deborah Hooper, Benjamin Cone, Betty Cone[...]

Enola Mison is third from right in this group photograph. Betty Cone is on far right.

This flyer was created to promote the National Association of Letter Carriers' Food Drive on Saturday, May 13, 2000.

Postal cover created for Hospice of Greensboro by Enola Mixon includes a piece of artwork by regional artist William Mangum, whose autograph appears on this cover.

This invitation announces the unveiling of the postal stamp honoring the firefighter heroes of the September 11, 2001, attack in New York City.

Letter from C. Edmund Fairley and Rev. Dr.Carl L. Manuel Jr., of the Hayes-Taylor YMCA, congratulating Enola Mixon on her retirement as postmaster in Greensboro, and than[...]

Enola Mixon was presented with a service award by John E. Potter (then Postmaster General of the United States) on her retirement as Greensboro's postmaster.

A letter of thanks for Enola Mixon's participation in a United States Postat Service workshop in Charlotte.

This letter, from J. A. McKee, director of athletics at Dudley High School in Greensboro, is written in appreciation of Enola Mixon's contributions as the chairperson of [...]

Article from "Tar Heel Postmaster" detailing Enola Mixon's selection for the North Carolina Postmaster award for 2001.

This undated photograph shows Enola Mixon with the Reverend Jackson, probably in Greensboro. Reverend Jackson was student body president of North Carolina Agricultural an[...]

Enola Mixon is the only woman and only African-American in this photograph of a management class held by the United States Postal Service.

Article (from "Tar Heel Postmaster" or other publication) discusses Enola Mixon's life in Greensboro during the Civil Rights era and her later career in the United States[...]

Program for Greensboro Bicentennial Tourch Relay. The Tourch Relay was held on Day Two, Wednesday March 26, 2008.