USA First Lady Dr. Jill Biden and Second Gentleman Doug Emhoff

Dear First Partner Siebel Newsom,
My name is Kimberly Ramirez, and I am an ambassador for the Drug Epidemic
Memorial Walls. I lost my beautiful daughter, Dominique, who is forever 30 and was
poisoned by fentanyl. On that fateful night she received a Vicodin from someone to
help with the pain of a toothache. However, unbeknownst to her, it was laced with
fentanyl, and she died alone in her bed.
Her family and friends remain devastated over this unnecessary and tragic death of
a beloved family member. Dominique was such a loving person and if you needed
her for anything she was always there to help. She took pride in working for a
healthcare organization and her coworkers and bosses appreciated having a
dedicated employee. She also had a silly side to her and was known for her iconic
laugh. Even though Dominique was a grown woman, she remained extremely close
to her mother and lovingly referred to me as her “Momma-Bear”. As a fellow mother,
I’m sure you can understand that I will never be the same after losing my beloved
Baby-Bear and have joined in the fight to bring awareness and change in protecting
our children from this horrible drug that steals our children from us, like a thief in the
night!
I know you have children. As mother to mother, I am asking for you to assist us in
finding a permanent location for a Drug Epidemic Memorial Wall within our Capitol?
We have created two memorial walls. One with photos and one with names. I am
including Dominique’s frame, below. I am also including the brochure of virtual
memorial walls, albums, and our awareness campaign.
These digital walls and albums update automatically. We would also like the photos
displayed in hard copy format. The wall of names can be projected on a wall so
families can touch their loved one's name. We would like our loved ones to be
treated like victims. They were all victims of Purdue Pharma (an American cartel)
and many others. Now, they are victims of the Chinese and Mexican Cartels. We
are using the word “drugism” for the prejudice toward drug users - like racism.
A group of our California moms would love to meet with you and work together to
prevent this from happening ever again!
Sincerely,
Kimberly Ramirez
Fremont, California 125