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

Dear First Lady Cecilia Abbott,
My husband and I are ambassadors for the Drug Epidemic Memorial Walls. I lost my beautiful son,
Sebastian Genesis Moreno, who is forever 24. On February 3, 2022, we found Sebastian unconscious.
His older brother Raymond Moreno had to perform CPR on Sebastian. This traumatized Raymond for
life.
Sebastian lit up the world. His smile is what we all remember the most. He was full of charm. In school
he was always in the advanced classes. He loved to debate in his class. He was bold and strong and
told it like it was. Nothing was ever sugar coated. There was no middle ground with Sebastian. He
either loved you with all his heart or he didn't at all. Sebastian had the kindest heart ever. Regardless
of what he was going through he was always helping people out. The year the pandemic hit Sebastian
pulled out his 401k and fed the homeless. He also bought groceries for his friends in need.
My son loved like no other. He never judged anyone. In high school he won a scholarship. He and 39
others were chosen from 300 kids. Sebastian was the only male in his class and was certified in
cosmetology. Sebastian played football from elementary through his high school years. It was one of
his favorite sports. He was the smallest on the team. His classmates said he would hit the hardest.
Sebastian graduated from Sam Houston High School in Arlington, Texas. He was very independent.
He worked at Poly America for many years. He bought himself a car and loved his parents. He always
made sure he helped us in every way he could. He loved to play “Madden” with his brother. One of his
favorite quotes was "smile even if it hurts." Raymond and Sebastian were inseparable. If everyone had
a heart like Sebastian this world would be a better place.
Sebastian was not addicted to drugs; he did experiment with them like any other kid. But that night he
made a bad choice that cost him his life. He took less than half of a pill of what he thought was an oxy
but it was laced with pure fentanyl. This changed our lives forever. Sebastian left this world not by his
will, he was poisoned by fentanyl. February 3rd was the last time we saw him alive and he was happy.
He was the joy of our home life and it has not been the same since. I hope that his story will save
someone in this world . The world must know that one pill can kill and fentanyl is like poison.
I know you have children and grandchildren. Would you assist us in finding a permanent location for a
Drug Epidemic Memorial Wall within our Capitol? We have created two memorial walls. One with
photos and one with names. We would like our loved ones to be treated like victims. They were all
victims of Purdue Pharma (an American cartel) and many others. Now, they are victims of Chinese
and the Mexican Cartels. We are using the word “drugism” for the prejudice toward drug users - like
racism.
A group of our Texas moms and dads would love to meet with you and work together to prevent this
from happening ever again. Help us please. We need change. Too many of our children are being
poisoned! I I miss my baby boy and don't wish this on anyone ...rest in peace my beautiful angel baby.
Sebastian 4ever24
Sincerely, Frank & Ofie Moreno & Raymond Moreno, his brother Fort Worth, Texas
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