The National Addiction Memorial honors the loved ones we’ve lost.

Katie was proud of her Native American heritage. She was just fun to be around, and hilarious! She made sure you would remember her because she was so beautifully unique. As a friend she was one of the greatest people in my world.

Her laughter, the intellectual conversation we had, and just her presence here.

He was funny, kind and one of the best people I ever met.

I will miss his true friendship, the kind that you are lucky if you ever find it because he was there for you no matter what.

Michael was a beautiful spirit..a heart tender towards others and jokestar . he loved to laugh, make music and embraced people

when he took me to see Woman King for our first official public date
..He said he took me to show me how strong I am

I miss his hugs and words of encouragement.

Doing well for others and remembering the good in him

My beautiful baby and my spitfire

Her stubbornness and her love

Just holding her and comforting her and being her mom

To fight for what she lost and for justice and fight to get her girls back from a corrupt system To get her family back together and love one another in good and bad times and to remember that she is with us and that her children will remember that she loved them and her family

Nick was a kind soul everyone loved nick he was funny outgoing caring and saw the good in everyone he met

Love thinking of Him as a little boy and his love for ninja turtles he would make a funny face and ask mom where’s my Leonardo that looks like this ? 😀

How funny and creative he was always a jokster

For his kindness and comical personality

He was loving funny smart handsome and a pistol all ...didn't know a stranger and loved to be accepted he would help anyone and loved his family he just got lost along the way

When he was a little boy about 2 or 3 I'd put him down into a huge salad bowl spinning him around he loved it ...there is so many he would come jump on my bed and say whats up aunt kee kee I love u 💓

The love he gave and that smile them big blue eyes his smell his crazy 🤪 his everything I miss u beyond measure baby boy I'll never let your memory die u live on through those that love u

That he was a good person and loved people his meme was his world

Life had a grip she couldn’t let go of, but had a pure heart

Time spent as a family

The things left unsaid

How they were prior to addiction

A relentlessly happy child, Josh knew innately how to soften hearts with his twinkling eyes and big grin. Time's loom wove him a David Byrne-sized "adult" suit--uncomfortable and stiff--but to which he was still making alterations when he left us.

Making him squeal with laughter as I pretended to be a cavorting skeleton.

Hearing how the world was shaping him and thechance to hear how he was starting to shape the world.

Doting father to his three girls.

He had a heart for the homeless. He was always helping people in need. He loves dogs. He was a good mechanic. Loved his family, friends, he loved God. He was a great uncle. He loved to make people laugh. He was a great guy that took the wrong path.

Our favorite memory of Jeremy was when he was outside riding bikes or fixing bikes with his nephews.

His caring heart and the love he had for his friends and family.

For his willingness to help whenever he could, especially when it came to helping fix cars.

Jermaine was the most loving, kindhearted, gentle man I knew. His love was unconditional for everyone he met. He wanted nothing but the best for anyone. He and his love will never be forgotten.

The memories are infinite, but his smile, and his laugh are forever edge in my heart and mind forever.

His heart.

I want his unconditional love for everyone to never be forgotten and this loss to not be in vain. We cannot stop to fight for the struggling addicted and recover loudly.

Linda was always fearless, and full of laughter and comedy. She knew how to make you laugh. When you felt down, she could instantly raise your spirits.

You smile will be missed by many!

Linda's humor and comedic spirit will always be remembered.

My son was one the most talented individuals I know . He mastered anything he tried. He loved his family.
Diehard skateboard enthusiasts

Too many to list. Wintergreen ski resort trip at the age of 7.

His smile and love for his family and especially his son Karson. Growing old with me and having a bond like I do with my father . Miss the opportunity for him to be there for his 6 other siblings.

Dare devil and mamas first born ❤️

She had a heart of gold, would help anyone in need,
Loved her family, and nephew's

She would help the homeless, bring them in and try to make their lives better

She was my Irish twin, I miss having coffee and talking, going out shopping our mom, I miss the future we no longer have

As a caring loving soul, who would help anyone in need

He wasn’t just my husband he was my best friend the bond we had was incredible. He had a hug heart always willing to help anyone He was an amazing daddy to our daughters he absolutely loved them. They were only 5&3 when we lost him. They are now 21&19

Wow so many. But I got to say the absolute love he had for me and our daughters. Him putting girls to bed each night with piggy back rides then watching either High School Musical or our absolute favorite Pirates of Caribbean with them. And going into their room and all 3 fast asleep. He knew all the words to songs of High School Musical and sing them with girls. Jack Sparrow was his favorite. I put compass on his chest In casket from The movie to always find his way back to us. Oh Star Wars too

Everything to be honest. It’s been 15 years now and I still miss him terribly. His unconditional love and his incredible personality always made me laugh. 🥲 all the milestones he has missed of our girls. Sweet 16 and their HS graduation. Moving to College. And one day their wedding

A proud husband and father. And proud member of Local 638 Steamfitters.
His love for his country and military.

Travis loved his family more than anything. His 2 Sons, his sister and 4 brothers and his Mom and Dad. We miss him so much. Taken from his family by fentanyl poisoning.

All the years of school and church activities. 20 years of competitive swimming. So many great trips to so many states and cities. After graduating he coached soccer and swimming. He also had a passion for playing basketball with his friends and family. So many good memories.

His laugh and his hugs. Just seeing him happy made me happy. His awesome text messages would instantly bring a smile to your face. He had such a positive attitude towards life.

As a Father, a brother and a Son that loved his family deeply. He had a heart of Gold.!

Deaf and just wanted to fit in and communicate with people! Devin had been discriminated against and misunderstood his entire life. He had the biggest heart and trusted everybody.

He loved to teach people sign language. The way he would “light up” when a stranger would sign back to him.

I miss his smile and his giggling but most of all his bear hugs.

As a proud and loving father, son, brother with a heart of gold. He had so much love to give.

Emily was the mother I wish I always was. She was fierce, but childlike with the ability to see the glitter through the storm. Through all the adversity she struggled with, her love for her sons was immeasurable. She love everyone unconditionally.

When Emily was 17, she took a weekend trip with her friends to Wildwood. During that trip, Carley, her friend, accidentally knocked out her front four teeth. Emily notified me through text message by sending a picture of her face....I was a work. When I tried to reach out to her she ignored my calls and my pleas to come home, nothing was going to stand in her way of fun. Her jaw was wired shut for 6 weeks, those were the quietest moments of her life, but she still smiled constantly.

Her truth. Emily lived in love and shared it with everyone she met.

I would like her to be remembered as the wonderful mother she was.

A year & 1 day apart, imagine how close we were! We did everything together. Our childhood was awesome. Always had what we needed, wanted etc. We played many sports & had many friends. But we also witnessed a lot of things we shouldn’t have.

I have so many favorite memories of him because him and I were super super close. Irish Twins they say. But one night we were out with my mom and sister at Kohl’s and the 3 of us ventured off while my mom did her shopping. So we decided to play around and dress up into clothes that were obviously too big Bc we were young and small. We all came out of the dressing room at once because it was later at night so barley anyone was there and we dressed the opposite sex, lol we had a ball! Laughing

Everything, I miss his presence. He was so smart intelligent I miss learning from him. I miss having a brother period. I felt safer when he was around. He had spent half his life behind bars in and out, but he was human, A great Uncle, A Great Brother, He was special. I just hope he knows how much he is missed and how much I loved him. My kids miss him, my 14 year old son esp. It’s not fair. He was just released from state & maxed out parole, 5/1/23 He was free but 11 days later he was dead.

His good looks, his intelligence, his street smarts, I want people to remember that he had a heart He had feelings and he wanted to be better. But he couldn’t knock it. It took one night out with this girl whose an addict and that’s all it took. She took him and he never came home. I know he was struggling internally and was scared because he wasn’t under supervision from parole but I wish he believed in himself and gave him self a chance. He deserved a better life. Remember Matt before drugs

His addiction had him for over 30 years. Momma always loved him, no matter what. The drugs took him from those who loved him.

I miss his face. Those eyes, those dimples. His hugs.

He would like to be remembered for his kindness and caring about others.