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

Dear First Lady Maria Lee,
My name is Lexxus Yancey, and I lost my father last year at the end of October to fentanyl
poisoning. My dad was my best friend. We would spend almost every day together.
The day he overdosed he had just met a woman for the first time and asked her if she
needed a ride. We have discovered that he knew this woman less than 24 hours. If he
had not been kind to her and offered to give her a ride, then he would not be dead. I had
to discover all this information on my own. The Murfreesboro Police Department treated
my dad's death as if it didn't matter and just assumed he was a drug addict. They would
not listen to me and had me questioning things about someone whom I know and love
very well. It is still an active investigation, so we will see if anyone ever must take
responsibility for it.
I am writing to you in hopes that you can help with our campaign to have Memorial Walls
put up in all 50 state Capitols to honor our loved ones lost to the fentanyl epidemic.
My father's death has destroyed me. I have not been able to hold down a full-time job
after having had the same job for almost four years. I have trouble focusing on things, and
I find myself crying every day. I have lost multiple friends to this poison, all under the age
of 28, and now my father at the age of 52. Fentanyl does not discriminate against anyone.
Will you please say yes to keeping my friends’ and my father’s memory alive?
Sincerely,
Lexxus Yancey – Billy’s daughter; forever 52
Murfreesboro, Tennessee
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