Special delivery: Unique passion for company bonds UPS driver and Mexico teen - The Mexico Ledger
On a sunny July afternoon, a trademark United Parcel Service (UPS) truck drives its route through Mexico. A few miles away in a residential neighborhood, 16-year-old Brenan drives his vehicle — a bicycle with a brown UPS box tied to it — down the tree-lined street, pretending to make his own deliveries.
Brenan gets excited every time a UPS delivery arrives. His mother, Samantha Wilson, isn’t exactly sure when his love for the company began, other than the fact that his feeding supplies arrive on the truck monthly. Brenan has Cardiofaciocutaneous syndrome, which has caused him to need multiple heart surgeries and a feeding tube, among other things.
“There’s not a whole lot of kids that have it,” Wilson said.
The man usually delivering those supplies is UPS delivery driver Travis Aulbur.
On a sunny July afternoon, a trademark United Parcel Service (UPS) truck drives its route through Mexico. A few miles away in a residential neighborhood, 16-year-old Brenan drives his vehicle — a bicycle with a brown UPS box tied to it — down the tree-lined street, pretending to make his own deliveries.
Brenan gets excited every time a UPS delivery arrives. His mother, Samantha Wilson, isn’t exactly sure when his love for the company began, other than the fact that his feeding supplies arrive on the truck monthly. Brenan has Cardiofaciocutaneous syndrome, which has caused him to need multiple heart surgeries and a feeding tube, among other things.
“There’s not a whole lot of kids that have it,” Wilson said.
The man usually delivering those supplies is UPS delivery driver Travis Aulbur.
