Justin, my son, my friend.

I was with my daughters when I received the phone call, my son had died. I screamed, as did Justin’s sisters. I drove to the hospital. I saw. . .

I have read most of the memorials and have not seen Fentanyl as a drug used here.  I had never heard of this until my son died from it.  It is 1000 times more powerful than. . .

Shane is my oldest son. He is the brother to Jeffrey, Gregory, Jason and Mark. He was not only my son but my friend, and my life will never be the same as before I lost him.

Shane was a strong. . .

I feel as if I have known Terry since birth. He was a lifetime friend of the family and as close as you can get to being a brother. He was the type of person who would give the shirt off his back to. . .

<?xml:namespace prefix = o ns = "urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:office" /> I first met Michael's mother. . .

On October 6, 1992 at 8:20pm God gave me a very wonderful gift.  I named him Aaron Seth Mason.  He was such a great kid, he never gave me any problems as a child and I always got positive. . .

Travis was such an amazing, intelligent and loving person. He had hopes and dreams for his future that were unique from his horrible addiction. He dreamed of being free from his addiction. He dreamed. . .

Sean was a student at Wilkes University Pharmacy department when he came home at the Christmas break in 2001. His mother had passed away in 1999. I did not know he was depressed and we never talked. . .

Kacey passed away on Sunday, June first. She is deeply missed, and very loved.

Kacey:  To the world you were a person, but to a person you were the world. Do not forget. I am going to miss. . .