USPS Heroes’ Corner – June 2014

Courtesy of USPS – 6/3/14

Eddie Meneses, Santa Ana, CA
Posted 6/2/14
Today’s hero is a full-length story, ‘Just doing my job’


Warren Malphrus, Walterboro, SC
Posted 6/3/14
Walterboro, SC, Rural Carrier Warren Malphrus became concerned when he noticed a customer hadn’t collected mail in several days. Her car was in the driveway, so he knocked on the front door. There was no answer. Malphrus reported the incident to his Postmaster who called police. They entered the house and found the customer had died. Later, the customer’s family left a note in the mailbox for Malphrus to find thanking him for his concern.


Joy Melita, Clayton, NJ
Posted 6/4/14
Clayton, NJ, Letter Carrier Joy Melita was on her route when she noticed a distraught boy walking toward her. The boy said he woke up in an empty school bus a few blocks away. She called 911 and stayed with the 5-year-old until police arrived. Police later determined the bus driver had dropped off students at a school, then parked the vehicle in a residential area and left it unattended, unaware the boy was sleeping on one of the seats.


 

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