Submitted by: Tammy Mainville
Born: 1998
Died: 2024
My Tribute: My daughter was a beautiful soul who loved music and helping others. Dani loved her cat Mr. Jinx and loved going on adventures. Dani was given the drug “Tranq”, xylazine mixed with fentanyl. She was a very hard worker who liked to party. She leaves behind a family who loved her very much. May she rest in eternal peace.
Submitted by: Mom – Olha
Born: 2001
Died: 2020
My Tribute: My dear son, I miss you, I love you, I think of you non-stop, I don’t know how to live with your death…
It destroyed everything for both of us.
This is a horrible and cruel world and I hate it.
Submitted by: Felicia Burnett (mom)
Born: 1998
Died: 2024
My Tribute: My daughter struggled with fentanyl use and had went to jail for three weeks. She got out and was staying with me for three weeks. Her last text message to me for at 12:15 AM on November 16, 2024 and she asked me if I had left for work, I wrote her back and said yes. She used fentanyl not long after that and I got home from work at 8 AM and went and checked on her at 8:45 and found her not breathing call 911 perform CPR. EMS showed up at my house as Well, as the police, they said, she has been gone for a while at least a few hours. I lost my baby that had just turned 26 years old her ex-boyfriend. How do you drug smoke most of his life? She was totally against drugs, but she lost her apartment and her car and became homeless and started using with him. She did leave him a year and a half ago. She stayed with me for a little while and relapsed again and left my house and this time when she got out of jail, she said she was done, but we no relapse happens. I miss my baby so much.
Submitted by: Marlene Rathman
Born: 1991
Died: 2021
My Tribute: Loving son, brother, dada and friend.
Submitted by: Carol Kauffman
Born: 1979
Died: 2020
My Tribute: Kyle was our heart and soul. He brightened so many lives, including his nephews, 2-year-old Ben and 4-year-old Camden. Your brilliance in the art world was amazing, and your wry sense of humor livened any gathering, anywhere. You fought the good fight, but the isolation of Covid was too much for you. You left so many broken hearts, but your spirit still shines. Love you, Sonnily. See ya later. Mom, Dad, et al
