‘I would’ve died’: Woman says UPS driver saved her life after she fell into a creek

[Jeff]

‘I would’ve died’: Woman says UPS driver saved her life after she fell into a creek​

UNION CENTER, Wis. (WMTV/Gray News) - A woman in Wisconsin says a delivery driver helped save her life after she fell into a creek and couldn’t stand up.

WMTV reports 76-year-old Mariann Rott was taking the trash out last week when she lost her balance and fell into her backyard creek.

Mariann Rott said she crawled out of the creek but ended up spending 45 minutes stuck in snow and ice with her legs going numb and clothes dripping wet.

The 76-year-old said she then heard a delivery truck coming to her house and started screaming for help. That’s when UPS driver Patrick Shore heard her when he was dropping off a package.

‘I would’ve died’: Woman says UPS driver saved her life after she fell into a creek

A woman says a delivery driver helped save her life after she fell into a creek and couldn’t stand up.

www.wbtv.com

 

[mud]

Best pickup Patrick Shore ever made.

 

[LTLAnonymous]

Good man. Well done.

 

[seabreeze]

Best pickup Patrick Shore ever made.

You can always count on a Teamster to get the job done.

 

[Big Dave]

What about the Fedex Ground driver?
A woman fell down a ravine and her fall was broken by hundreds of packages at the bottom…….

 

[DCM_Doc]

I doubt many people realize just how quickly hypothermia can set in, especially on an older person.

 

[useless]

did the ups driver get written up for spending too much time at 1 stop?