The U.S. Postal Service will honor the legendary Betty White with a new stamp commemorating the late actress and comedian's "warmth, wit and charisma," according to a Thursday press release. The new stamp features White in a purple polka-dotted blouse against a violet-colored background.

A collectible stamp featuring Betty White will be available beginning March 27, the same day an unveiling event is scheduled at the Los Angeles Zoo and Botanical Gardens.

Betty White may be gone but she is far from forgotten, and she is soon going to be memorialized on a USPS stamp.

The United States Postal Service announced in November it would be memorializing the iconic actress and animal activist with a first-class mail stamp.

The US Postal Service said in a news release the stamp will commemorate Betty White’s “warmth, wit and charisma.” An image shows her wearing a purple polka-dotted blouse against

Betty White, everyone's favorite Golden Girl, will be showing up in mailboxes across the U.S. very soon. The U.S. Postal Service stamp bearing her smiling face will debut on March 27

“This collectible Forever stamp honors beloved American actress and comedienne Betty White (1922-2021), whose impish smile is depicted on the stamp and lit up performances in a career that spanned more than 60 years,” the USPS announcement read.

The stamp features a digitally created portrait of White against a violet background with "bubbly spots that befit her sparkling personality."

The USPS will release a Betty White Forever stamp featuring a digital portrait of the beloved star, available in panes of 20 on March 27.

The USPS “commemorate the warmth, wit and charisma of Betty White by honoring the late actress and comedienne with a new stamp bearing her likeness."