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August 9, 2022/in Tributes/by webguy

Submitted by: Bobbie Perez
Born: 1990
Died: 2022
My Tribute: There needs to be more awareness of this fentanyl epidemic I just recently lost my 32-year-old firstborn son to mixing fentanyl while being intoxicated he left behind a beautiful 11-year-old son and two young brothers and a 29-year-old brother that still struggles daily that uses constantly pure Fentanyl it breaks my heart that he can use, but he’s in the thing of why him why not me my heart breaks for anybody and everybody that has to deal with this nasty nasty drug

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