Postal Workers Split $46.5 Million Lottery Prize

LANSING, Mich. - A southeast Michigan couple was checking for television updates on the snow storm that socked Michigan this week when they got hit by a different wallop: They and their co-workers had won half of a $93 million Mega Millions lottery prize.

Hosea and Charlene Person told reporters Friday they began singing "We're in the Money" Wednesday morning after rechecking the numbers and confirming they'd won.

They're among 13 current and retired postal workers who plan to split the Mega Millions prize. The P1 (pee-one) Gold Lottery Club has chosen to take it in one lump sum of $29 million less taxes.

The two 48-year-olds work at the Romulus priority mail processing center and plan to return to work Monday. The other winning ticket for Tuesday's drawing was sold in Indiana.

[tsigili]

Probably going to be some new faces in the PO.

[moretruthnow]

I'm happy for them. When you are that lucky you are very fortunate.