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

Dear First Lady Ann Lamont,
My name is Jennifer Marcaurel. I, as well as many others would like to put up a
memorial wall in all 50 State Capitol complexes to honor our lost loved ones and
continue to provide a voice for them. We are all victims of this national drug crisis
and fentanyl poisoning epidemic. We need your help to stop these senseless
deaths. Like you, I am a mother of 2. On May 28, 2021, my 26 yr. old son Trevor
was found deceased in his room, alone. He was poisoned with fentanyl against his
knowledge and his killer walks free. Trevor was a father, son, brother, nephew, and
friend to many. I was brought to my knees for the first time in my life. I was in denial
for the first few weeks thinking he was going to walk in my door and say, “Hey Ma, I
am here”. It took me about a month to get back on my feet and back to work. My
son Trevor touched everyone he met. He was great with kids and loved his music,
sports, going to the beach, lake or wherever he was able to be outdoors. Trevor left
behind his sister who is absolutely devastated! Since his death she has gone on to
be a mental health counselor for Aware Recovery! The loss of my son is truly
something I do not wish upon anyone. It was a needless death. Fentanyl and
whoever gave it to him are the murderers who took my son from me. I pray for all
the other moms out there who have lost their children to this horrible poisoning.
When you hug your children every day, please think of all our children who have
been taken from us too soon and unfairly.
I will be in D.C. for the Lost Voices of Fentanyl Rally that will take place on
September 23, 2023, along with many others to support this cause!
First Lady Lamont, I am asking if you would assist us in finding a permanent
location for a Drug Epidemic Memorial Wall within our Capitol? Please help us and
others who are struggling to cope and learn to live with the loss of our loved ones
due to fentanyl.
Best Regards,
Jennifer Marcaurel
Marlborough, CT
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