NEW YORK (PIX11) — Yolanda Vega, beloved face of the New York Lottery, has retired after 32 years.
She was an “iconic Draw Team member, the Lottery wrote when the news was announced on Monday.
“We truly hit the jackpot by having her as a part of the New York Lottery family,” the Lottery tweeted.
Vega is well known for the drawn out pronunciation of her name.
She’s presented millions in winnings to New Yorkers over the years.
The lottery shared some throwback images of Vega when they announced the news.
FILE – New York Lottery queen Yolanda Vega announces the winning numbers after the draw for MEGA Millions jackpot of an estimated $370 million, which company officials have claimed is the largest in the game’s history in New York, Tuesday, Mar. 6, 2007. In a studio in frigid Times Square, lottery officials announced the winning numbers: 42-39-29-22-16; Mega Ball number 20. It wasn’t immediately known how many tickets were sold nationwide or who, if anyone, held the winning ticket. (AP Photo/Shiho Fukada) 
FILE – In this photo provided by the New York Governor’s Office via the New York State Gaming Commission, Yolanda Vega, right, presents retired New York City Firefighter Carmelo Mercado with a ceremonial $5 million check at the New York Lottery Customer Service Center, Thursday, July 2, 2015 in New York. Mercado won $5 million in the New York Lottery’s new Cash X100 scratch off game. Mercado spent time at the World Trade Center in the aftermath of the Sept. 11, 2001 terrorist attacks. (Philip Kamrass/New York State Gaming Commission via AP) 
FILE – Bruce Magistro talks to reporters and lottery representative Yolanda Vega, right, during a news conference in Babylon, N.Y., Wednesday, May 11, 2016. Magistro, who won $1 million in the New York Lottery for a second time, remembers thinking: “This is impossible.” (AP Photo/Seth Wenig) 
FILE – Anthony Perosi, left, holding a copy of the winning power ball ticket, arrives with New York’s Lottery Yolanda Vega at a ceremony where he is presented an over-sized $136,000,000 Power Ball prize check, Thursday, June 4, 2015, in New York. (AP Photo/Mary Altaffer)