The United States Postal Service might have found a way to unite a nation bitterly divided after this month’s election: It’s releasing a Betty White stamp.

TV shows about sci-fi or comic book fare usually inspire fan conventions — not a sitcom about four women of a certain age living together in Florida.

Fans of the late great Betty White will have a chance to own a memento from her career as the first lady of television.

Betty White has rightfully been remembered fondly for many aspects of her legendary career ever since she died at the age of 99 on New Year’s Eve, just weeks shy of her 100th birthday.

The #BettyWhiteChallenge calls for people to donate money to an animal shelter on Jan. 17 in honor of Betty White’s birthday.

The late Betty White was a tireless advocate for animals for her entire life, from caring for homeless animals as a child to launching her own weekly TV show “The Pet Set” dedicated to her celebrity friends and their pets.

Betty White died from a stroke she had six days before her Dec. 31 death at age 99, according to her death certificate.

Funeral services for Betty White will not be open to the public.

Actor Betty White, whose saucy, up-for-anything charm made her a TV mainstay for more than 60 years, would have turned 100 years old on Jan. 17.

Social media users want Betty White fans to donate $5 to animal charities on what would have been her 100th birthday.

Betty White was America’s naughty sweetheart.

Tributes from fellow actors and comedians poured in on social media Friday in reaction to the death of Betty White.

Actor Betty White, whose saucy, up-for-anything charm made her a television mainstay for more than 60 years, has died.

As another year winds down, it feels natural to look back at what transpired, and examine some of the bigger headlines and events of 2021.

A new coffee table book celebrates Betty White's life and career as she nears 100.

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FILE - Actress Betty White poses for a portrait in Los Angeles on June 9, 2010. (AP Photo/Matt Sayles, File)LOS ANGELES – True to form, Betty White has something impish to say about her birthday Sunday. “Since I am turning 99, I can stay up as late as I want without asking permission!” she told The Associated Press in an email. Her birthday meal will be a hot dog and French fries brought in — along with a bouquet of roses — by her longtime friend and agent, Jeff Witjas. In January alone, White is on screen in reruns including “The Golden Girls” and “Hot in Cleveland”; the 2009 Sandra Bullock movie “The Proposal,” and the 2018 documentary “Betty White: First Lady of Television,” about her life and career.

American actress and comedian Betty White will be turning 99 on Sunday, WJXT reports. | Fla. begins COVID vaccine appointment system]In an interview, White talked about her health and happiness. “I am blessed with good health,” she told People, “so turning 99 is no different than turning 98.”She told People it is a sense of humor that keeps her going. You can lie to others — not that I would — but you cannot lie to yourself,” White said. Betty White was born in 1922, in Oak Park, Illinois.

Are you a Golden Girls fan? Hollywood used real exteriors of the house in the first season of the TV series, which was set in South Florida. When the series starring Bea Arthur and Betty White became a mega-hit, an exact replica was built on a studio backlot. The real interior is worthy of architectural digest, with wood-beam ceilings, hardwood floors and large skylights. The original owner says he got a modest fee from the shows producers but added he and his wife really didnt really like sit-coms.