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

Dear First Lady Cecilia Abbott,
Abigil Chagoya Alvarez was born on September 4, 2003. She was so perfect when born. No
swelling or redness and no marks on her body. So perfect! She was such a character as soon
as she knew how to talk and walk. Always the silliest one in the room. Loved everyone so
much. She was very affectionate and cared about all. She became an animal lover quickly.
Wanted a dozen dogs. We started getting dogs in our family when she was 2. Loved them
completely. At one time in our lives, we had 5!! She always said when she had her own place,
she would have a house full.
As she got older, she loved fashion. As young as 5 she would pick out her clothes for school
every day. Loved to make her own style. Didn’t care about what anyone else thought, she was
her own person. As a teen she loved makeup. Loved those false lashes. The bigger the lashes
the better. She also got into skincare. Loved all those products for skincare and makeup.
Everything she did with passion. She lit up the room with her smile and kindness. She was an
artist also. Loved to draw and paint. She turned her creativity by self-expression. Loved to
have her hair platinum blonde. That gave her a chance to use all different colors, also. And
she even shaved off her hair when she was 17 to do more styles and crazy colors. She loved
getting tattoos and piercings. Abby was very special and was her own person. Before she
died, she was working at Petco and going to start aesthetician school in the fall.
The day she died she went out with a friend to his friend’s house. We never heard from her
after 8:30pm. I contacted her friend multiple times to find out where she was. He said he
dropped her off at a friend’s place. He could not tell us exactly where she was or who this
person was. I knew in my spirit something was wrong. I knew we had to find her. My husband,
Adolph, and I went to an apartment at 3:30 in the morning. We couldn’t find her. The next day
my husband went back to try to find her. We knew she was in the complex through her phone
but not the exact apartment number. We got a call at 11am that she was found dead. We
found out her friend was with her the whole time but left her there.
We can’t even imagine why a roomful of people would not help her or let her die. Later with
the medical examiner report she died that Friday night and was left there til 11am. They gave
her a pill that was pure of fentanyl. She died instantly. We want no other family to experience
this. It’s heartbreaking to lose your baby girl.
We are imploring you to build a memorial wall in our State Capitol to help the grief of our
families and to remember our loved ones who have died in this drug epidemic.
Sincerely,
Adolph & Peggy Alvarez
Mother of Abigil Chagoya Alvarez, Forever 18
Hurst, TX
899