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‘I miss her like crazy’: Loved ones remembering post office worker hit and killed by car

Marcus Chen
Marcus Chen
Marcus Chen
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Managing Editor · Wednesday, October 28, 2026 at 8:11 PM · 1 min read
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‘I miss her like crazy’: Loved ones remembering post office worker hit and killed by car  — Marco Island Health news

FORT THOMAS, Ky. (WXIX/Gray News) - Loved ones and a Kentucky community are mourning a post office worker who was hit and killed by a car while walking earlier this month.Marchelle Bertram worked at the front desk of the Fort Thomas Post Office for years, helping people who came in. Sadly, she lost her life in a collision in Bellevue on Oct. 15.Her daughter, Whitney Bertram, said she is remembering her mother while seeing a large amount of support from the community following her death.“There are so many people I don’t know whose lives she’s touched and affected,” Whitney Bertram said. The crash occurred while Marchelle Bertram was walking on Memorial Parkway near her home. Her daughter said she rushed to the hospital after learning her mother had been hit by a vehicle.“Given the grave amount of injuries she sustained, there was no way she was going to survive,” she said.Marchelle Bertram died at the hospital. Whitney Bertram said the driver stayed at the scene and believes the crash w

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