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Gone, but never forgotten
Memorial Wall 

This memorial is a tribute to honor and remember loved ones lost to fentanyl. It is a collective embrace of grief, remembrance, and a desperate plea for change. These aren't just names; their lives mattered and their stories will not be forgotten. They are echoes of laughter, unfulfilled dreams, and immeasurable potential whose futures were stolen and the urgent need for awareness, prevention, and support.

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Trinity Rockweiler
Forever age -16  
Forever date - 2/15/2025

Trinity was just 16 years old—a beautiful soul with skin like porcelain and eyes that held a world of sparkle, wonder, and kindness. Her big blue eyes lit up every room she walked into, and her heart? She wore it on her sleeve, never holding back her love, her loyalty, or her light. Family was everything to Trinity. She loved deeply and without limits. She had a pure soul and was the kind of person who fought for what was right, who lifted others up, and who made people feel like they mattered. Her laughter, her hugs, her little quirks—they were the kind of moments that stick with you forever. But in a heartbreaking instant, fentanyl took her from this world. One moment. One dose. A poison disguised, unforgiving and cruel. It stole a lifetime of dreams, of music unwritten, of TikToks never posted, of late-night talks and morning hugs. It stole Trinity Lynne from the world—but it will never steal her love, her story, or her impact. Now, her name carries a message. A warning. A call to awareness. Trinity’s life was filled with love—let her legacy be a light that saves others.

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