Jason Dodd
Submitted by: Natalie Rae Milam
Born: 1979
Died: 2024
My Tribute: He was an incredible electrician, father, and my partner of a decade. An accidental overdose took him far too soon. I love you so much, Jason.
Reginald Frazier JR
Submitted by: Adrianne Ferguson
Born: 1981
Died: 2020
My Tribute: Reginald Frazier “JR” was a bright light in our lives, and his absence is felt deeply every single day. Born in 1981, he brought so much joy, laughter, and love to everyone who knew him. Though he left us too soon in 2020, his spirit continues to guide and inspire us. We choose to remember him not for how he left this world, but for the incredible person he was—a devoted individual with a kind heart and a soul that touched many. JR, you are missed more than words can express, but you will never be forgotten. You live on in our hearts and through the beautiful memories we shared. Rest in peace, until we meet again.”
Matthew Woodin
Submitted by: Liz Schoyer
Born: 1983
Died: 2023
My Tribute: Matthew was a tender soul and a sharp wit who met me at my door when I needed him most. We hunkered down and he put colorful lights in his extra room which looked over the sf bay. We laughed at the apps until we fell on the floor. We watched Rachel Maddow and played case manager for each other. He went against the grain and burned bright. He tried to comfort those in need, knowing what it feels like to be lost and alone. He struggled and flourished and held on when he could. He is loved and missed.
Gene H.
Submitted by: Maria H.
Born: 1956
Died: 2025
My Tribute: Gene was 30 years drug free until he wasn’t. His least year was full of heartache and pain. I wish I could have done more. I hope you found the peace you were so desperately seeking.
Alexia Morris
Submitted by: Krystin Morris
Born: 2001
Died: 2025
My Tribute: Alexia, you are missed terribly down here. You are my ray of sunshine and now you’re my guardian angel. I love you forever. I miss you more than words can say your brothers,sisters and friends miss you too. We all love you so much.
Troy L. Wilson
Submitted by: Glenda Brown
Born: 1969
Died: 2025
My Tribute:
My darling Troy, it’s hard to believe it’s been over 25 years. A lifetime. You were a protector, my safe harbor in a sometimes scary world. Your strength wasn’t just physical; it was the way you stood by me. always. You loved me deeply, and that’s the truth I hold onto. That love is all that matters. It’s the part of you that lives on in me, in every memory, in the quiet moments when I feel you near. I miss you immensely, my heart is shattered, and I will love you always. I will always be your no matter what!
Adam Eatmon
Submitted by: Katherine Eatmon
Born: 1993
Died: 2020
My Tribute: Adam was born on May 26, 1993. From the start he was bright, inquisitive.,energetic, sensitive & creative with a heart full of loving kindness & bright blue eyes. I called him my “Baby Blue Eyes.” I married when Adam was 5, & my husband adopted him.Unfortunately my husband died suddenly when Adam was 11 & the experience caused him tremendous heartbreak and trauma.He lost almost all joy in his life.He refused help & turned to drugs in high school 1st weed, then pills, then heroin & finally fentanyl.At 18 he admitted it to me & we began the roller coaster of detoxes & rehabs. I refused to kick him out & in between his highs and lows we spent many good loving times together. The last words he said to me were,”I love you so much, Mommy! You are the best mom in the universe.Thank you for sticking by me.I promise you tomorrow will be better.” I found him the next morning dead from a fentanyl overdose. He was 27. His sister & I laid his ashes to rest in the ocean off Oak Island, NC.
Marc Mead
Submitted by: Sandy Mead
Born: 1968
Died: 2025
My Tribute: Marc Lane Mead, a Navy hero with a heart of gold and a knack for adventure, bid farewell to this world unexpectantly on September 16th, 2025, in Chandler, Arizona -devastating his family & friends.
Born in the dusty landscape of Ridgecrest, California, Marc traded textbooks for military boots, joining the Navy in 1989 with the enthusiasm of a kid trading baseball cards. His whirlwind romance began in a local restaurant, where a waitress caught his eye and promptly reeled him into matrimony faster than he could say “I do.”
During the Gulf War, Marc wasn’t just a medical corpsman; he was a battlefield superhero, earning a Bronze Star for acts of valor that would make Hollywood screenwriters weep with joy. His true superpower, however, was fatherhood – transforming from a Navy tough guy to a sideline cheerleader for his children’s ever-changing hobbies.
From competitive chess to football, Marc was the ultimate dad, probably secretly hoping his twins would become the next Michael Jordan
Stephen Kleparek Jr
Submitted by: Courtney Daniska
Born: 1989
Died: 2023
My Tribute: I miss you everyday brother. I love you and I’ll see you in the stars.
Chad Hakala
Submitted by: Lindsay Hakala
Born: 1984
Died: 2021
My Tribute: To my loving partner and Daddy to our two girls. We miss you and love you every single day. I’ll always look for you among the stars.
