Tributes

Missing my best friend. How has it been 5 years already..

My sonshine! You are missed and loved infinity plus 1 💙❤️💙 3/25/90-2/26/16

In loving memory of Trever Davis, who was taken from our lives too soon. We love and miss you so much.

Miss you love you Dave Mom your at peace

I love you forever and ever and miss you so much. You were a kind and caring soul and left us way too soon. I know you never wanted to leave your children – never ever and I am so sorry they are now without you. You will never be forgotten. I love you, mom

We lost our mother to a morphine overdose. She left this world on valentine’s day 2012. She was going to go to treatment the next day but did not make it. Always in our hearts. Not a day goes by that we don’t think about her. Love you so much mom.

I miss that cheeky grin more than anything, I love you Harley, always and forever.
(17/11/07 – 08/06/26)

Oh how I miss my sons, who both died from fentanyl six months apart. You were both SO precious, kind and funny. You are missed every…single…moment of every day.

Please keep looking over your dad, sister and me. We are not the same people we were before you both left us.

I fucking love you sis. i miss you more than youll ever know.
Losing you had fast-tracked my efforts to get clean, i couldnt bare with the thought that i was so fucked up and thats who you had to look upto, i will always vividly remeber looking into that grimey cells “mirror” it was all scratched up and i could only see a faded reflection and i thought to myself i want you to be watching over me and be proud for once. i know i wasnt the best big sister, addiction hit our family hard. But you gave me the strength ytou gave me something to fight for- a better life.

There will always be some regrets, and im sorry i wasnt the best role model– i just pray that youll be proud of me now. Everything i do is in your memory.

I talk to your ashes all the time, i just wished i had more time with you, i wished i couldve helped you more and supported you more– thinking back i realize how much i shouldve done im sorry.
My heart aches, i cant turn back time but i will forever hold onto the memories we shared. I love you apples

As the years go on, it actually doesnt get any easier. 33 years this year… (Its hard not to rezent the past in all honesty)
The older iv gotten iv learned to understand your struggles the challenges you faced and having more empathy around all the demons you was running away from,

im honoring you with my own recovery journey dad. i do wonder if you’d be proud? Its hard constantly picturing how life couldve been yeah. I know your by my side though, with your spirit still so strong.. watching over me and your grandson…
I love you from the bottom of my heart -to the moon and back a million times.

Forever in my heart. Love you Dad Love Shayde xoxox [-0-]

My son, Raleigh, was a witty, intelligent, athletic young man who lost his way into addiction during college. After multiple stays in rehab, we thought he had beaten it, but he relapsed badly and lost his life to an accidental overdose at age 22. People need to know that addiction is not a choice, but an illness, and I now I have to live with the fact that I couldn’t “cure” my son.

My Zaya, you are missed so much son! We love you!

Was an amazing son. Taught himself to play guitar. I miss him every second of everday..
Always tried to make everyone laugh.

My priceless irreplaceable son Austin was killed by Drug induced homicide. Fentanyl & Xylazine poisoning. Here in WI we have the “Len Bias Law.” Which states if you deliver an illegal drug that causes death you will be charged with homicide. However that seems to only pertain to Celebrities & the rich. My AUSTIN MATTERED! He was SO much more than how he died.

We are all heartbroken and miss you beyond words. The only thing getting us through right now is knowing you are at peace and not struggling or suffering. We love you forever.❤️🤍

27 years was not long enough! You are my Angel now.

If love could of saved you, you would of lived forever.

He’s now my Angel

Almost two years of not being able to hug you. Torture everyday. I miss you. I love you.

My Chace. My son. My teacher.
You were magnetic. You were love. You were magic.
From the moment you came into this world, you brought with you a light that was entirely your own — and you spent your life sharing it with everyone you met.
You were the friend who showed up. The one who saw the new kid standing alone and walked right over. The one who stood up for others when no one else would. The one who checked in on the elderly woman long after the job was done, simply because you cared. You rooted for people. You saw their light and wanted to illuminate it. You brought so many people to our family — not because you had to, but because that is simply who you were.
You struggled, my love. And I wish with every breath I have that I had known then what I know now. That the world had offered us the resources, the language, and the understanding to walk you out of your darkness the way you so freely walked others through theirs. You fought stigma, judgment, and the fear of not being loved — silently and alone. You deserved so much more than silence.
You did not know what was in that pill. And that lack of knowledge took you from us far too soon.
But Chace — you have never truly left. You are in every family we support, every resource we share, every student who learns your story and decides to ask for help. You are in your brother Blake, who serves his community every day as a Firefighter and Paramedic. You are in your friends — your family — who show up year after year in your honor. You are in the children who come for Sunday visits, and in the ones who call me Grandma V.
You once told me as a little boy, “Mom, I chose you.”
I carry that with me every single day. And I choose you back — in every presentation, every Narcan kit, every hand extended to a family who feels as lost as we once did. The iMPACT Foundation LA is not just your legacy. It is your essence, still alive and moving through this world.
You made an iMPACT, my son. You still do.
Until we meet again — I love you to every corner of this universe and back.
Forever your Momma.

I remember some of the happiest times of our childhood together when I miss you. I will carry these memories in my heart until we meet again. I love and miss you every single day brother.

I will love you forever my beautiful son. You are with Jesus now, free from sorrow and pain.
Till we meet again……
Love, mom