Georgia Letters First Lady Marty Kemp 8-3-23

Carol Egan
Co-Founder
Drug Epidemic Memorial Walls

Dear First Lady Marty Kemp,
As a founder of the Drug Epidemic Memorial Walls, and a fellow advocate
for youth, I am writing to implore you for your assistance. My family has
been severely affected and devastated by this horrific disease. In Georgia,
we are losing over 2500 beautiful family members a year. Not one state
has been able to stop this. Think about the 300 phone calls to mothers and
fathers across this country, every single day. Currently, most are being
poisoned by fentanyl. If we treat this like rat poison, rather than addiction,
we have a fighting chance. Our populous is being deliberately poisoned.
I know you have three precious daughters. Would you assist us in finding a
permanent location for the Drug Epidemic Memorial Wall within our
Capitol? We have created two memorial walls, one with photos and one
with names. I am including the brochure of virtual memorial walls, albums
and our awareness campaign.
These digital walls and albums update automatically. We would also like
the photos displayed in hard copy format. The wall of names can be
projected on a wall so families can touch their loved one’s name. We would
like our loved ones to be treated like victims. They were all victims of
Purdue Pharma (an American Cartel), and many others. Now, they are
victims of Chinese criminal networks and Mexican Cartels. Many are also
victims of a fatal disease like cancer. We are using the word “drugism” for
the prejudice toward drug users - like racism.
A group of our Georgia moms would love to meet with you and work
together to prevent this from happening ever again.
Sincerely,
Carol Egan
Co-Founder
Drug Epidemic Memorial Walls
Savannah, GA
carol.egan@gmail.com

Catherine Rice’s Son

Dear First Lady Marty Kemp,
I am Catherine Rice, a mother and advocate for my son, James Rice, who is one of
many young people we have lost in our state and nation to the fentanyl crisis. As his
advocate and that of others we are working to make it possible to establish a
memorial wall at our state Capitol.
As you can see, my son was a handsome young man of 24 years of age. He had so
many things to look forward to in life but was found, by me, lifeless on the floor of a
motel room. Jimmy was a beautiful person. He grew up as most young men enjoying
basketball, baseball, fishing and loving his family and friends. He was very
compassionate and that showed in his relationships with others. Jimmy cared deeply
for others, was kind, and would go out of his way to help others who were in need. He
was very close to his three older sisters and his death has broken us all.
Would you assist us in finding a permanent location for a Drug Epidemic Memorial
Wall within our Capitol to honor our children lost to fentanyl? We would also like to
work with our leaders in the state to develop a plan of action to help prevent this from
happening again. We must secure our borders to keep the cartels from bringing these
drugs into our nation and individual states.
Sincerely,
Catherine Rice
Fort Gaines, Ga

Christie Rigney’s Son

Dear First Lady Marty Kemp,
My name is Christie Rigney, and my son Kyle Louis Rigney was murdered on December
13, 2020. He was born on October 23,1990. He was 30 years old and my first-born son.
He was poisoned by cocaine laced with fentanyl and carfentanil. He always said, “Mom,
you can’t overdose on cocaine”. He didn’t overdose, he was poisoned.
Kyle was a son, a father, a brother, a uncle, a grandson and a best friend. He had two little
girls; an 11-year-old named Savannah and an 8-month-old named Ila. He loved them
dearly. They were his world. Ila, the youngest, also lost her mother 11 months later. So, his
daughter does not have a father or a mother because of fentanyl.
My son fought his addiction hard. He never wanted to be addicted. He had been to many
rehabs over the years. He wanted to be clean. He did not want to die!
The police did nothing about his murder, even though there is evidence on his phone. They
treated him like he was not worth their time. My ex-husband was in the military, so we
travelled a lot. Georgia is where my son attended high school and lived. He was in Florida
when he was murdered.
My son had the biggest heart. He would give you the shirt off his back if you needed it. He
was loved by many. He was my best friend! We talked and texted every day!
His best friend committed suicide 7 months later to the day. He said he wanted to be with
his friend.
It took me a long time to write this letter, as the hurt is so strong that I didn’t want to bring
myself back to this day. Surely you have someone that you love, a child, a grandson and if
you had to endure this pain, maybe you would push to get something done to stop it. We
must fight! Fight to stop the murders happening to our children!
This must stop! We have lost so many to illicit fentanyl. Close the borders!
We are asking for a drug memorial wall to be placed in honor of our loved ones at the State
Capitol. They are victims of the War of Drugs. Please help us place a memorial wall in the
Georgia Capitol.
Signed by a mother, who misses her son dearly.
Christie Rigney
Perry, Georgia

Debra Nager’s Sons

Dear First Lady Marty Kemp,
I would like you to sit back and look into the eyes of mothers who have lost their
children to the fentanyl crisis and drug epidemic. I lost my two beautiful sons. My
son, Jonathan Nager, was a great person and well-liked by all. He had a lot of spark
in his life. He loved playing his guitar, and he and his dad played guitar together.
Then one day everything changed. Jonathan had a couple of disks in his back that
bothered him. Jonathan had an MRI done and it showed he had problems. Every
corner had a sign for a pain clinic and Jonathan started going to them. He was put on
oxytocin, morphine, and somas and after a couple of months he became addicted.
This went on for a long time. Then he started shooting oxycontin in his vein. When he
didn’t have it, he was so sick. I felt weak as a mother because I couldn’t help my son.
My son had two children. I thought his behavior would change but it did not. My
grandkids started finding his needles and watched him shoot up. It was awful. Both
loved their dad. Jonathan overdosed several times. He couldn’t afford the pills
anymore and turned to heroin. I was there for him and gave him CPR until the
ambulance came. One time my granddaughter asked me “why were you hurting my
dad?” I just cried. I went with him to the ER many times and begged them to hold him
and get him help or he would die. I was crying and pleading for help. I lost Jonathan
to heroin and carfentanil on 2/7/ 2017. He was 32. Then I lost my second son Timothy
on 9/19/ 2019 to a meth overdose. He never got over losing Jonathan.
Timothy was a wonderful person, who made mistakes in life that cost him 10 years of
probation when he was 17. He had a hard time getting jobs, but he never gave up.
After his dad died, I moved to Michigan and Timothy moved in with his girlfriend. They
had a beautiful son. I was not aware of his drug use until they lost their son to
protective services. I moved back to Georgia so I could help him. I moved into his
apartment. My son and his girlfriend were having another child. She kept telling me
that Timothy was on meth, but I didn’t believe this. Timothy was found on his brother’s
birthday on the ground at a bus stop. He overdosed and a person driving by called an
ambulance. Thank God he survived.
I moved to the country thinking I could keep him off the streets, but he went back out.
Timothy came home one day and couldn’t walk. He had to be carried in the house
and he kept saying his friend was trying to kill him. I thought he was just paranoid.
Timothy knew after his brother died; I was done with drugs. He kept it from me until

Timothy knew after his brother died; I was done with drugs. He kept it from me until
the end. Timothy didn’t want to die; he just wanted his pain to go away. Marietta law
enforcement investigated his case. I had the drug dealer’s name. They closed the
case and said that person didn’t make Timothy do the drugs.
The pain is real, and these losses seem unbearable at times. My life has changed
forever. Please imagine these were your children.
Sincerely,
Debra Nager Mom of Jonathan Nager 32 & Timothy Nager 31
Novi, Michigan

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Glynda Anderson’s Son

Dear First Lady Marty Kemp,
I am an ambassador for the Drug Epidemic Memorial Walls. My beautiful, loving,
precious, kind-hearted son, Benjamin William (Andy) Anderson, III, age 35, was found
dead on his sister's living room floor, when she arrived home from a weekend trip with
her children. Just 3-feet away from him, on the counter was his untouched open
pizza, and a soft drink, and a big cookie, he had ordered. He had called me to tell me
he was home "safe" and going to have pizza and watch a movie.
My son had been living, and working, with his sister, and was so happy, and looked
forward to all of them coming to join me in Louisiana, when school was out.
Benjamin had a problem with addiction previously, and had struggled with it for some
time, but he recently completed rehab and was doing great. His dad died seven
months earlier, and Ben was hit hard by his loss, but he straightened up, and was
working hard for his sister in her business.
My son was given a ride home that night during Covid curfew, by someone we know.
We are not sure what transpired during that ride, but my son did not want to die. He
had much to live for, and big plans. He died alone on the floor.
The police department told my daughter that they had to take his phone so they could
investigate and look for messages between him and the person that supplied that
deadly dose. The Detective said, "The GBI "has a guy" that can get into his phone
and see what happened."
Four months later, when finally allowed by the state of Georgia, to hold his memorial,
due to Covid, I called the police to see if they were through with his phone and to
hear what they had found out. I dreaded it. I was told that I could go get the phone. I
asked what they had found and what transpired that night. I was told they had not
even tried because they were afraid of getting "locked out". So, they did nothing!
The GBI never had it. That P.D. did not care.
I asked, "So in other words, you're saying that this drug dealer is going to just go
free?" He replied, "Well here in Georgia, we believe that if you get something from
somebody and it kills you, then that's your fault, and it's on you." Cold and uncaring.
So his life was worth nothing to that police department.

I picked up my son's untouched phone that afternoon and I still have it.
Though we mourn the loss of our babies every minute of every day, we do not want
other parents to feel this agony, all day every day. I am asking you, as a mother, to
please do something very important, that could actually save many lives, in the great
state of Georgia, and everywhere, in years to come.
We hope that every visitor that sees this tragic reminder, by viewing this permanent
Memorial, of the beautiful children of Georgia, of all ages, who lost their lives, and the
opportunity to live a full life, would take not only a photo, but a lifelong memory with
them, to share with their children, grandchildren, coworkers, neighbors, and anyone
who will listen, about what they saw, and the dangerous substances that will kill them
instantly.
I know you have children and grandchildren. Would you assist us in finding a
permanent location for a Drug Epidemic Memorial Wall within our Capitol?
As you may know, these digital walls and albums update automatically. We would
also like the photos displayed in hard copy format. We would like our loved ones to
be treated like victims. They were all victims of Purdue Pharma (an American cartel)
and many others. Now, they are victims of Chinese and the Mexican Cartels. We are
using the word “drugism” for the prejudice toward drug users - like racism.
Sincerely,
Glynda Anderson
Douglasville, GA

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Julie Russell’s Daughter

Dear First Lady Marty Kemp,
I am an ambassador for the Drug Epidemic Memorial Walls. I lost my beautiful, kind,
intelligent, and loving daughter, Lauren Nicole Carver, on March 7, 2022. We reside in
Toccoa, GA, not too far from where you were born.
She was in a state supported, and mandated, rehabilitation center in Gainesville, GA. A
drug dealer delivered (on rehab grounds) what she believed to be heroin. There was no
heroin in her system. It was straight fentanyl and xylazine. That deadly combination was my
daughter's death sentence. She died alone. She died in an unfamiliar place. This haunts
me daily. Her killer still walks free, dealing to others as if her death never occurred. Her
murder has had catastrophic consequences for my family. My younger daughter (17) had to
go on anti-anxiety medications and antidepressants. I have had to work on her case,
because Gainesville Police Department did not. I received her case file through an open
records request. Can you imagine clicking on a folder, only for a video to begin of your
daughter's lifeless body lying on the floor while she is attempting to be resuscitated? It is an
image that I obsessively see in my mind. It is an image that I will never get over. I have little
to no quality of life. I am very fortunate to have my youngest daughter, Evan, still with me. I
enjoy our time together very much, yet there is always a dark cloud looming over me. I
imagine that will occur for the duration of my life. I am only 42 years old. I cannot fathom
having to deal with this for the remainder of my life. The only way I know to survive her
death, is through advocating for her and others.
I know you have daughters. Surely you can sympathize with me, as a mother, yourself. Our
children deserve to be memorialized in this horrible epidemic. It is a war on everyone in the
United States. Would you assist us in finding a permanent location for a Drug Epidemic
Memorial Wall within our Capitol? We have created two memorial walls. One with photos
and one with names. I am including Lauren's frame, below. I am also including the brochure
of virtual memorial walls, albums, and our awareness campaign.
These digital walls and albums update automatically. We would also like the photos
displayed in hard copy format. The wall of names can be projected on a wall so families can
touch their loved one's name. We would like our loved ones to be treated like victims. They
were all victims of Purdue Pharma (an American cartel) and many others. Now, they are
victims of Chinese and the Mexican Cartels. We are using the word “drugism” for the
prejudice toward drug users - like racism.
Sincerely,
Julie Russell
Toccoa, GA

Katherine Shelp Daniel’s Son

Dear First Lady Marty Kemp,
I am an ambassador for the Drug Epidemic Memorial Walls. I lost my beautiful son,
Richard, who is forever 35. He was poisoned by fentanyl, and we remain devastated.
We loved him beyond imagination. Richard was the most caring and empathetic
person I have ever known. He would give his last dollar to a homeless person.
Richard leaves three children behind, Landen 15, Jada 10, and Kevin 8. Three
children with broken hearts who are severely traumatized.
Nothing was done about my son’s case. They classified it as an accidental overdose.
My son was poisoned. I know the three people involved. The police would not
investigate.
I know you have 3 beautiful daughters and fight for children who are victims of sex
trafficking. Would you assist us in finding a permanent location for a Drug Epidemic
Memorial Wall within our Capitol? We have created two memorial walls. One with
photos and one with names. I am including Richard’s frame, below. I am also
including the brochure of our virtual memorial walls, albums, and our awareness
campaign.
These digital walls and albums update automatically. We would also like the photos
displayed in hard copy format. The wall of names can be projected on a wall so
families can touch their loved one's name. We would like our loved ones to be treated
like victims. They were all victims of Purdue Pharma (an American cartel) and many
others. Now, they are victims of Chinese and the Mexican Cartels. We are using the
word “drugism” for the prejudice toward drug users - like racism.
A group of our Georgia moms would love to meet with you and work together to
prevent this from happening ever again.
Sincerely,
Katherine Shelp Daniel
Midway, Georigia

Kim DeHart’s Daughter

Dear First Lady Marty Kemp,
Thank you for taking the time to read my letter. I know you are a mother of three girls
and that you will be able to imagine the unfathomable pain I am in. I am a newly
appointed ambassador for the Drug Epidemic Memorial Walls. My 23-year-old
daughter, Shannon (and second adopted child from birth), was taken from me on
June 29, 2021, to methamphetamine laced with fentanyl.
Shannon Ruth DeHart was so loved by her father, brother and I and many others. If I
start describing her (and all she went through) I could not finish this letter. However, I
will tell you that she had a diagnosis of BPD and her dad, and I sought all kinds of
treatment for her, but sadly, our healthcare system failed in that realm. She resorted
to drugs to cope. I warned her against the dangers of drugs and overdosing on drugs,
but I never knew about illicit fentanyl. Now, I know all too well. Her death certificate
revealed fentanyl, methamphetamine and amphetamine were the drugs in her system
and the cause of her death stated, “accident”.
Shannon did not want to die or leave her toddler behind. She was poisoned by
fentanyl, but she thought that the methamphetamine was not laced with fentanyl. The
autopsy toxicity report showed she had 15ng of fentanyl in her system. The coroner
informed me when I asked what amount was considered lethal, and I was told that
there is no “safe” amount of illicit fentanyl.
Now, not only am I still grieving and mourning the daughter that was taken from me,
but I am singly raising her five-year-old child, in my 60s. My heart aches every day for
her and breaks for the little boy who will not know his mother, and the countless other
people dying from fentanyl. I don’t want my daughter’s death to be in vain. I want to
put her name and face out there and let her voice be heard from her grave and
expose illicit fentanyl for what it is, namely a poison and weapon of mass destruction.
Our government is supposed to protect us, so please help place these precious
children’s photos in a significant building in our Capitol. Thank you for listening to us.
With a broken heart,
Kim DeHart
Woodstock, Georgia

Leah W. Devere’s Son

Dear First Lady Marty Kemp,
I am an ambassador for the Drug Epidemic Memorial Walls. I lost my loving,
kindhearted son, Cory who is forever 30. He was poisoned by fentanyl, one laced
Percocet took his life and we remain devastated. We as a family loved him beyond
words. He left behind 3 beautiful daughters that now grow up without their dad. Cory
had just bought his first home, started his own business and had so much more living
to do. Cory was kind, empathetic, and always stood up for the underdog.
I know you have children and grandchildren. Would you assist us in finding a
permanent location for a Drug Epidemic Memorial Wall within our Capitol? We have
created two memorial walls. One with photos and one with names. I am including
Cory’s frame, below. I am also including the brochure of virtual memorial walls,
albums, and our awareness campaign.
These digital walls and albums update automatically. We would also like the photos
displayed in hard copy format. The wall of names can be projected on a wall so
families can touch their loved one's name. We would like our loved ones to be treated
like victims, because they are. They were all victims of Purdue Pharma (an American
cartel) and many others. Now, they are victims of Chinese and the Mexican Cartels.
We are using the word “drugism” for the prejudice toward drug users - like racism.
A group of our Georgia moms would love to meet with you and work together to
prevent this from happening ever again. I’m begging you to help make this happen.
Sincerely,
Leah W. Devere
Bowdon, GA

Michelle & Kevin Harless’ Son

Dear First Lady Marty Kemp,
I am an ambassador for the Drug Epidemic Memorial Walls. I lost my beautiful son,
Ernie, who is forever 35. He was poisoned by fentanyl, and we remain devastated.
We loved him beyond imagination. Ernie was the kindest and most empathetic
person I have ever known.
I know you have 3 beautiful daughters. Would you assist us in finding a permanent
location for a
Drug Epidemic Memorial Wall within our Capitol? We have created two memorial
walls. One with photos and one with names. I am including Ernie’s frame, below. I am
also including the brochure of virtual memorial walls, albums, and our awareness
campaign.
These digital walls and albums update automatically. We would also like the photos
displayed in hard copy format. The wall of names can be projected on a wall so
families can touch their loved one's name. We would like our loved ones to be treated
like victims. They were all victims of Purdue Pharma (an American cartel) and many
others. Now, they are victims of Chinese and the Mexican Cartels. We are using the
word “drugism” for the prejudice toward drug users - like racism.
A group of our Georgia moms would love to meet with you and work together to
prevent this from happening ever again.
Sincerely,
Michelle and Kevin Harless
Grieving mom
Marietta, GA

Pat & Ted Kraft’s Son

Dear First Lady Marty Kemp,
I am an ambassador for the Drug Epidemic Memorial Walls. I lost my beautiful son,
Nick Wright who is forever 35. He was poisoned by fentanyl, and we remain
devastated. We loved him beyond imagination. Nick was the kindest and most
empathetic person I have ever known.
I know you have children and grandchildren. Would you assist us in finding a
permanent location for a Drug Epidemic Memorial Wall within our Capitol? We have
created two memorial walls. One with photos and one with names. I am including
Nick's frame, below. I am also including the brochure of virtual memorial walls,
albums, and our awareness campaign.
These digital walls and albums update automatically. We would also like the photos
displayed in hard copy format. The wall of names can be projected on a wall so
families can touch their loved one's name.
We would like our loved ones to be treated like victims. They were all victims of
Purdue Pharma (an American cartel) and many others. Now, they are victims of
Chinese and the Mexican Cartels. We are using the word “drugism” for the prejudice
toward drug users - like racism.
A group of our Georgia moms would love to meet with you and work together to
prevent this from happening ever again.
Sincerely,
Pat and Ted Kraft
Albany, GA

Rita Kouris’ Daughter

Dear First Lady Marty Kemp,
I am an ambassador for the Drug Epidemic Memorial Walls. I lost my beautiful smart
sweet daughter Sereada Antoinette, who is forever 20. She was poisoned by fentanyl
at a pool party in Fulton County and we remain devastated. Nothing has been done to
the individuals that gave her this deadly drug inside a marijuana cigarette. We loved
her beyond all space and time. Our family remains destroyed by the loss of my
daughter. Especially her little brother, Darell. Sereada was full of life, always a light
of joy to anyone she crossed paths with. My daughter's life mattered like so many
victims of fentanyl in the state of Georgia. Please help in getting awareness out to
other Georgians and helping us Mothers honor our children by saving someone else's
child.
I know you have children and grandchildren. Would you assist us in finding a
permanent location for a Drug Epidemic Memorial Wall within our Capitol? We have
created two memorial walls. One with photos and one with names. I am including
Sereada's frame below. I am also including the brochure of virtual memorial walls,
albums, and our awareness campaign.
These digital walls and albums update automatically. We would also like the photos
displayed in hard copy format. The wall of names can be projected on a wall so
parents can touch their loved one's name. We would like our loved ones to be treated
like victims. They were all victims of Purdue Pharma (an American cartel) and many
others. Now, they are victims of Chinese and the Mexican Cartels. We are using the
word “drugism” for the prejudice toward drug users - like racism.
A group of our Georgia moms would love to meet with you and work together to
prevent this from happening ever again.
Sincerely,
Rita Kouris
Powder Springs, GA

Wanda & Ray Gallops’ Son

Dear First Lady Marty Kemp,
I am an ambassador for the Drug Epidemic Memorial Walls. I lost my beautiful 20-
year-old son, Dalton, on August 4, 2020, to fentanyl poisoning. He was my only child,
and his absence is felt every day. Dalton leaves behind a young daughter who now
must grow up without the love and guidance of her father. Unfortunately, there are
similar stories happening everyday across the state and nation. We are losing an
entire generation of Americans. Like my son, so many of the victims are young and
unaware that they are ingesting lethal fentanyl.
As mothers, we must do everything we can to raise awareness and prevent other
Georgians from experiencing this life altering heartache. Lives are being destroyed as
we speak, and time is of the essence. Can I count on your support? Would you assist
us in finding a permanent location for a Drug Epidemic Memorial Wall within our
Capitol? We have created two memorial walls. One with photos and one with names.
I am including Dalton’s frame below. I am also including the brochure of virtual
memorial walls, albums, and our awareness campaign.
These digital walls and albums update automatically. We would also like the photos
displayed in hard copy format. The wall of names can be projected on a wall so
families can touch their loved one's name.
A group of Georgia moms would love to meet with you and work together on this
project to raise awareness and prevent this from happening to other Georgia families.
Sincerely,
Wanda and Ray Gallops
Columbus, Georgia

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