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

house when he didn’t show up for work. Sean never took a day off from his job that
wasn’t planned, because of his commitment to his job and also his employees who
worked under him. I know in my heart Sean did not want to die. The person who
sold Sean that drug pleaded guilty to the sale of the narcotic and went to prison for
a few years followed by a few years parole. As long as dealing drugs for a living is
made easy, people like the one that sold to my son will continue to sell. It’s easy
money and they don’t care if they murder people in the process.
It has been over 3 years since Sean has died. Losing a child is a nightmare for any
parent but this drug epidemic doesn’t just kill old drug addicts. Age doesn’t matter
nor does clout in society. My entire family is gone now. It makes the will for me to
live seem almost impossible at times. My health has taken a toll. I don’t sleep. I
suffer from long standing CPTSD. My future in this world seems dismal. I do have
grandchildren though and I need to be an advocate for these kids, so they never
end up in the ground too. I can’t do this alone though. Our country and state need
your help to stop these horrible, needless deaths.
I would love to know if there is a permanent place for a memorial wall to honor our
loved ones who lost their lives to this drug epidemic. I would be willing to help if
there is something I could do to make that happen.
Thank you, First Lady Annie Lamont for taking the time to read this letter.
Sincerely,
Megan Zopf
Londonderry, New Hampshire
Mother of Sean Michael Bannon, Forever 40 from Norwich, CT
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