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Janel Marie Wells

April 28, 2017/in Tributes/by webguy

Submitted by: Mom
Born: 1992
Died: 2017
My Tribute: Janel our hearts are broken. You never gave up , your journey was short but it was hard and we didn’t realize your strength until you were gone. You helped so many others who struggled along the way and you brought laughter and hope to those like you who battled this disease of addiction as well as mental health. The void of your presence is unbearable the loss of what could have been is devastating. My beautiful daughter stolen from us by a drug called Fentanyl on January 28th 2017 at 24 years old may you be free and happy held in the arms of our Lord, Jesus. I cant wait to see you again my heart will not rest until then. Mom and dad love you Pooh.

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