“If you lose your post office, you lose your identity as a town,” said Daisy’s Mayor Inman Brown, Jr. Small post offices like the one in Daisy, Georgia, will potentially be forced to close their doors since Postmaster General Patrick R. Donahoe announced the redesign of the United States Postal Service last month. According to a March 24 USPS press release, about 7,500 positions will be eliminated across the organization through the newly redesigned Postal Service that also includes the closing of seven district offices. “I am confident that we have developed a strong plan that takes a key step toward a leaner and less bureaucratic structure,” Donahoe was quoted.