Rosauers delivery
Ron Jarvey is one of a handful of Rosauers delivery drivers bringing food straight to people’s doorsteps. He said since the roads got icy, he’d had more customers who are willing to pay him to carry grocery bags up icy walkways.
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Garret Fox shops for a delivery customer, first checking the eggs for cracks before placing them in his cart, Thursday, Dec. 22, 2016, at the East Sprague Avenue Rosauers store in Spokane Valley. Fox will then box up the order, some totaling $400 or $500 or more, in plastic totes and handing them off to delivery driver Ron Jarvey.
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Ron Jarvey loads boxes of groceries for a delivery customer into his company van Thursday, Dec. 22, 2016, at the East Sprague Avenue Rosauers store. Jarvey makes one or several deliveries each day from the store, helping the disabled and the elderly get groceries without venturing out into the winter weather.
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Ron Jarvey carries bags of groceries for a delivery customer from his van to a ground-floor apartment of a disabled husband and wife in Spokane Valley Thursday, Dec. 22, 2016. Jarvey makes one or several deliveries each day from the East Sprague store.
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Ron Jarvey carries bags of groceries for a delivery customer from his van to a ground-floor apartment of a disabled husband and wife in Spokane Valley Thursday, Dec. 22, 2016. Jarvey makes one or several deliveries each day from the East Sprague store.
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