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

Dear Governor Hobbs,
I hope this letter finds you well. My name is Pamela J. Pearsall and I am a resident of
Prescott, Arizona. I write to you today with the utmost sincerity and heartfelt conviction. I
am writing to express my support for the initiative to build a memorial wall to honor the
memory of those who have tragically lost their lives to Fentanyl poisoning in our beloved
state. It is an issue that has deeply affected our communities and calls for a poignant
and lasting tribute to remember those we have lost and raise awareness about this
devastating epidemic. The impact of Fentanyl-related deaths cannot be overstated.
Every life lost is not just a statistic; it represents a beloved family member, a cherished
friend, a promising future cut short. Each loss reverberates through our communities,
leaving a profound void and a sense of collective grief. By constructing a memorial wall,
we have an opportunity to create a physical space that serves as a poignant reminder of
the human toll of Fentanyl poisoning.
It will not only honor the lives lost, but also provide solace and comfort to the families
and friends who continue to bear the weight of their absence. Furthermore, such a
memorial would serve as a powerful educational tool, raising awareness about the
dangers of Fentanyl and the urgent need for prevention and support services. It would
foster a sense of unity and shared responsibility within our community, as we come
together to confront this pressing issue head-on.
As the husband of our esteemed governor, you possess a unique position of influence
and the ability to advocate for meaningful change. Your support for this endeavor would
carry tremendous weight and of their absence. Furthermore, such a memorial would
serve as a powerful educational tool, raising awareness about the dangers of Fentanyl
and the urgent need for prevention and support services. It would foster a sense of unity
and shared responsibility within our community as we come together to confront this
pressing issue head-on.
Your support for this endeavor would carry tremendous weight and send a resounding
message that Arizona stands united against the scourge of Fentanyl poisoning. I
humbly request that you consider adding your voice to those who are passionate about
this cause. Together, we can ensure that the memories of those we have lost are
honored and that their legacy inspires positive action to combat the Fentanyl crisis.
Thank you for your time and consideration. I eagerly await your response and look
forward to the possibility of working together to make this memorial wall a reality.
With heartfelt gratitude,
Pamela J. Pearsall
Rebecca - a mother, daughter, and sister.
Prescott, Arizona
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