bearer
noun /ˈbeərə(r)/
  /ˈberər/
- a person whose job it is to carry something, especially at a ceremony
- coffin bearers
 
 - a person who brings a message, a letter, etc.
- I'm sorry to be the bearer of bad news.
 
 - (formal) a person who has something with them or is the official owner of something, such as a document
- A pass will allow the bearer to enter the building.
 
 - a person who has knowledge of something, such as an idea or a tradition, and makes sure that it is not forgotten, by teaching others about it
- In many societies, women play an important role as bearers of cultures and traditions.
 
 - (Indian English) a waiter
 - (Indian English) a male domestic servant or a worker who does another job that does not need special skills