Memorial Wall

The names, faces, ages, and stories of the angels we have lost to fentanyl or other lethal synthetic drugs. Search by name or browse below. Select anyone to read their story.

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Memorial photo of Greg Heidbrink

Greg Heidbrink

Forever 48

Warrebton, MO

 Memorial photo of Gabby Hyatt

Gabby Hyatt

Forever 22

Greenville, TN

 Memorial photo of Ava Howland

Ava Howland

Forever 24

Drexel Hill, PA

 Memorial photo of John Huymaier

John Huymaier

Forever 29

Spring Lake, NC

 Memorial photo of Francisco Hernandez

Francisco Hernandez

Forever 30

Belen, NM

 Memorial photo of Matthew Hayes

Matthew Hayes

Forever 22

Waterbury, VT

 Memorial photo of Phillip Hunter

Phillip Hunter

Forever 37

Nicholasville, KY

 Memorial photo of Sebby Haroutunian

Sebby Haroutunian

Forever 20

Berlin, CT

 Memorial photo of David Hanby

David Hanby

Forever 23

Cape Coral, FL

 Memorial photo of Briana Hoops

Briana Hoops

Forever 21

Easton, PA

 Memorial photo of Travis Hunter

Travis Hunter

Forever 29

West Milton, OH

 Memorial photo of Charles Holley

Charles Holley

Forever 31

Gallipolis, OH

 Memorial photo of William Hickox

William Hickox

Forever 39

Winter Springs, FL
Why this wall exists

Synthetic opioids like fentanyl contribute to a large share of overdose deaths. Even in small doses, fentanyl can be deadly. Drugs may contain lethal amounts you cannot see, taste, or smell.

Xylazine and other adulterants are increasingly found in the illicit supply and raise the risk further when combined with opioids.

Every day, families lose brothers, sisters, parents, children, and grandchildren. This wall holds some of their names, faces, and stories.