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

Dear First Lady Janet Holcomb,
I am an ambassador for the Drug Memorial Wall. I lost my handsome son on January
12, 2018, at the age of forever 41.I found him face down on his bedroom floor that
morning with no pulse due to fentanyl poisoning.
The authorities knew where he was the night before and the girl’s name, but just said
she was a bad seed and there was never an investigation. They took his phone but
said there was no information on it and everything was deleted! JC was such a sweet
and kind soul. He always wanted to give away things to the neighbor kids when he was
growing up. He loved the outdoors and loved fishing. He never married nor had any
children.
It is unbearable at times the pain of losing a child. I have received more support from
friends than family which I don’t understand but am grateful for such good friends.
So many kids are dying from fentanyl poisoning every day and it needs to stop.
I know you are an Advocate of education of youth and encouraging them to try new
things. The Drug Epidemic is halting that ability for 108,000 people between the ages
of 18-45 each year. There is an urgency I and countless other mothers in Indiana feel
towards ending this epidemic and educating our children of the dangers presented to
them daily.
Would you assist us in finding a permanent location for a Drug Epidemic Memorial Wall
to a significant building within our Capitol? We have created two memorial walls. One
with photos and one with names. 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 so parents can touch their loved one’s names. We would like our loved ones
to be treated like victims. They were all victims of the cartel.
A group of Indiana moms would love to meet with you and work together to keep this
from happening ever again.
Sincerely,
Peggy Sanders, mother of JC Calhoun forever 41
North Vernon, IN
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