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She called out her customer’s name and heard a cry for help

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Letter Carrier Kiarra Brickner was approaching a home in Ada, OH, recently when she noticed that her 95-year-old customer, who uses a walker, wasn’t waiting at the front door to receive the mail as she usually does.
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She called out her customer’s name and heard a cry for help

Letter Carrier Kiarra Brickner was approaching a home in Ada, OH, recently when she noticed that her 95-year-old customer, who uses a walker, wasn’t waiting at the front door to receive the mail as she usually does.

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Postal Times broke the news on Monday, April 20, 2026.
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