She was calling on a cellphone.
Although you can't really do anything about it---that would be my first guess. However if many calls are doing this, from other sources and from other types of lines---then that would be another story.
I had a customer that many times he would call into his business on his cell phone and would get dropped. We tested the lines---made at least 25/30 calls from other cell phones and other places---no problem. When HE called on his cell---problems. We found out that it was a card in the cell tower of his carrier. Go figure.
Now, I'm not saying that the problem is for sure that---but cell phones are still a huge source of unreliability in phone communication. It has been tolerated so that most people think that it's "normal".
If I were you, I'd spend an hour or so testing from various sources to see if there is some sort of pattern, there. Good luck.