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

Dear First Lady Sarah Stitt,
My name is Rebekah Brown. I am a mom who lost her 18-year-old son, Cole Brown, to
a fake Percocet that was laced with fentanyl. I am writing to you, not only as a mother,
but as a member and supporter of The First Ladies’ Drug Epidemic Memorial Wall
campaign in Oklahoma. Our goal is to have a Drug Epidemic Memorial Wall put up in
all 50 State Capitol complexes to honor our loved ones as victims of this drug crisis in
our Nation. We are asking for your help to make this happen in Oklahoma.
My son was stolen away, poisoned, and deceived on September 2, 2021, the worst day
of my life. Who was my son? He was an amazing person. Anyone who called him a
friend was truly blessed. He would give the shirt off his back if you needed it. He was
very soft-hearted and the kindest, most caring person you could ever meet. He loved
his family, and we loved him. He had just graduated high school and was going to
enroll in the electrical apprenticeship here in Tulsa.
He had so many plans and lots of life left ahead of him when it was all cut short by one
fake Percocet that was full of fentanyl. He made one mistake, and it took his life away
from him and our family! He is greatly missed every single day by his family and
friends. Our lives will never be the same since his death. 18 years just wasn’t enough.
Thank you for your consideration in helping us honor our children and our loved ones
that have lost their lives to this poison, and for helping us to make this wall happen here
in Oklahoma in their memory.
Rebekah Brown – Cole’s mom; forever 18
Tulsa, Oklahoma
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