Ohio Letters for First Lady Fran DeWine

Adrienne Sautter’s Son

Dear First Lady Fran DeWine,
My name is Adrienne Sautter. I am an Ohio mother who lost her 19-year-old son, Jayden
Miller, to a counterfeit Percocet pill on August 28, 2021. My son did not have a substance
use disorder, rather he was a teenager who was curious and made the mistake of
experimenting. Jayden was intelligent, caring, gentle, respectful and family oriented. He
graduated high school from the Computer Aided Design program at Penta Career Center
in Toledo, Ohio during Covid. He was immediately hired at Campbell’s Soup Supply
Company and began planning his future in engineering. At just 19 years old he had a life
insurance policy, started a 401k investment, saved his money, and took the necessary
steps towards a stable future. Jayden had just begun coming out of his shell and living
life. He was with 2 other friends when he experimented with the alleged Percocet pill,
neither one of his friends called 911 quick enough to save his life. He lay in a hospital bed
at the emergency department of McLaren’s Hospital for hours before his father and I were
notified of what happened. When we arrived at the hospital we were greeted with the
most devastating news from the doctor, our son would never neurologically wake up. His
brain had been deprived of oxygen for too long before paramedics were called to his
apartment. Jayden’s heart was resuscitated but machines were breathing for him. His
father and I had to make the heartbreaking decision to end life support.
Since his passing I have turned my pain into purpose by joining grassroots organizations
across the country to help spread awareness, educate communities and lobby for
systemic changes. I work closely with Facing Fentanyl, a national coalition project under
Voices For Awareness, along with DEMW (Drug Epidemic Memorial Wall), as well as
participate in Ohio’s monthly Drug Trend Calls and local DEA Summits. Last year I
submitted a proclamation to Governor DeWine declaring August 21st Fentanyl Prevention
and Awareness Day which he graciously signed. I know that you and Governor DeWine
are taking the drug crisis in Ohio very seriously and have implemented many changes to
help combat the ongoing issue. It is imperative that we continue to drive drug education
in schools across our state and in our communities. I know you are an advocate for social
and emotional learning as well as the mental health of children. I had the privilege of
presenting to Springfield Local Schools 6th - 12th grade and was disheartened at how
little they knew about the poisons lurking in street drugs and fake pharmaceutical pills.
The students were very receptive to the information and warnings given during the
presentation. My children have attended Springfield schools since kindergarten, and I
believe that putting a fellow student's story in their lap made the danger of experimenting
and recreational use more real to them.

DEMW has been working tirelessly collecting names, ages, states, and photos of
hundreds of thousands of people who have passed from the drug epidemic across the
country. It is our goal to put up a memorial wall in each of the 50 states Capitols to honor
and remember the countless beautiful lives lost. To achieve this goal and be successful
we are asking for your help. We have created two memorial walls. One with photos and
one with names. I am including Jayden’s frame. 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 ones name. We would
like our loved ones to be treated like victims as they have been to Purdue Pharma,
Chinese criminal networks, the Mexican cartels and drug dealers here in the United
States.
Ohio affected families would love the opportunity to meet with you and Governor DeWine
and work towards the goal of preventing these deaths from continuing in our state.
Sincerely,
Adrienne Sautter
Jayden’s Mom (Forever 19)
forever19jym@gmail.com

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Becky Smith’s Son

Dear First Lady Fran DeWine,
My name is Becky Smith. I lost my youngest son, Trey laen Scouten. Trey was just 18
years old when he passed away on September 20, 2022, from fentanyl poisoning. Trey
had one older sibling, Brice. Trey was fiercely loved and loved fiercely.
Trey was an animal lover, proudly taking care of four cats and his dog. Trey's heart
belonged to his beloved Ninja girl. Ninja was his cat and those two were inseparable. Trey
also loved cars from a very young age. You would often see Trey browsing cars online,
reading up on the different engines, he loved dreaming about the type of cars he would
own once he was able to buy them.
Trey lived by “I'm Third”; God/Others/Me. Trey always put himself last. Trey wouldn't make
plans and if he did, he would often change them if someone else needed him. Trey would
often say "I was called to love; I was called to serve." Trey would not hesitate to offer his
services if he could. You would often see him volunteer at church, going on mission trips,
loving on every person he met. Trey always said, “I love you” and would flash 4 fingers,
#4L forever loved.
Trey was also an accomplished dancer. Trey started formal training at 8 years old, and
started competing when he was 14 years old. Trey danced to anything from modern, hip
hop, ballet, lyrical, and pom, really whatever and wherever he was needed in the routine.
Trey was born to dance onstage.
Trey wasn't an addict, and he did not do drugs. Trey went to a friend's house on the night
of September 20, 2022, and somehow ended up ingesting five times the lethal limit of
fentanyl. We do not know what Trey thought he was taking. Caffeine pill, Adderall, over
the counter pain reliever, but whatever it was, it was not what he thought. It was pure
fentanyl.
Trey was a homeschool graduate class of 2022. Trey was just starting to experience life
when it was cut short. Trey will never get to grow up, meet his one special person, and be
a father. Trey was a wonderful brother, had a whole gang of friends, and loved his
momma. Trey’s death has shattered his family and friends.
Trey, and everyone else who has lost their life to this drug, are casualties of war. Will you
help the healing by putting up a Memorial Wall in their honor?
Thank you for your consideration,
Becky Smith
Celina, OH

Betty Churchill’s Son

Dear First Lady Fran DeWine,
I am a member of many groups and an advocate for the cause of Overdose Awareness
and the availability of treatment and access to services with all who are suffering from
substance use disorder.
This cause is very important to me as I lost my son Ryan in June 2018 to a fentanyl
overdose. There are no words to explain how this day has changed mine and my entire
family’s life forever. Not only did we lose a son, but he also now has three children who
are without their father. I feel as if treatment would have been readily available, my son
might be with us today.
I worked with Senator Dolan in 2021 to pass Senate Bill 30 and your husband, Mike
DeWine signed the bill into law on June 8th, the anniversary of my son’s death. He even
mentioned my name when signing the bill. I was overwhelmed by this gesture and
thanked him for his support.
I know your passion for helping children and using your platform for health and wellbeing
and promoting early childhood literacy and support systems for new mothers and families.
I also am aware of you educating children about food and making informed choices about
nutrition as they are growing. Thank you for your work in these areas.
As a parent, and as a bereaved mother, I am asking if the capital would be willing to
create and share a version of the Memorial Wall (like the wall in D.C.) The Drug Epidemic
Memorial Wall group has created two walls, one with photos and one with names. I am
including Ryan’s frame. Also included is the brochure of virtual memorial wall, albums and
the awareness campaign. These digital walls and albums update automatically. The group
would 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 with love and respect. They unfortunately have been subjected to the stigma of
having lost their lives only now being recognized as it always should have been, a
disease.
I thank you in advance for your consideration. I join you in remembrance of your daughter
Becky who you tragically lost so many years ago. The pain from the loss of a child truly
never goes away but only softens as our hearts grow around the loss.
Sincerely,
Betty Churchill
Biwldd6036@att.net

Cindy DeMaio’s Daughter

Dear First Lady Fran DeWine,
Hello, I hope all is well.
I lost my beautiful daughter Rachel DeMaio from this awful epidemic that is plaguing our
country. You see, these drugs are affecting so many. Rachel had just turned 17 when she
made a fatal choice, a choice to experiment with drugs. “Everyone was doing it! Nothing
will happen to me!!”
Now she is dead. From a bad choice- she was not a bad kid. So many would die after
her.
The greed from big pharmaceutical companies has stolen so many. So many- not just the
victims- the families that are left to suffer. And the suffering is taking a toll on our county
big time. The death and destruction left are still an untold story. We need your help!!
We have groups of moms who are trying to build awareness to save others. Will you
please help? Look at Rachel’s face-she is not here anymore because of companies like
Purdue and their relentless greed to make money and destroy our families-Our country!!
We need a place to share our stories - a place to remember our children. We are looking
to memorialize our angels with a Memorial Wall in our State Capitol building.
A group of Ohio moms would love to meet with you and share our passion for this cause,
I developed an educational program in Akron, Ohio and I am in all of the Akron Public
Schools teaching kids. We are going into 5th grade! That is how bad it is. I also do
billboards nationwide to raise awareness. FENTANYL is killing our country!!
Thank you for your time.
Sincerely,
Cindy DeMaio
Akron, OH
Rachelsangels.org

Kim Buss’ Son

Dear First Lady Fran DeWine,
After a weekend away with my husband, a missed call from Cuyahoga County Medical Examiner
appeared on my phone. At that second, I knew my life would change forever. As it turned out, my
son had accidentally overdosed and was pronounced dead at 8:06am July 25, 2022.
Here’s the kicker ~ my son Trevor was given a lethal dose of fentanyl laced in his recreational
bump of cocaine. There were 13 different toxins in his toxicity report including a dog dewormer…
he actually was brought back to life after being administered 12 mg of Narcan. Trevor was
transported to the hospital and released to a 21-year-old three hours later. Was he just a number?
Did he get Narcan to take with him? Why wasn’t he pink slipped for 48 hours? Why wasn’t a
family member contacted? He would have survived if the right people were involved. Instead, he
was dropped off at his home and died alone. I found a text on his phone around the time of
11:30pm “ Al I’m di “ - did he know? We have been living this hellish nightmare for almost 11
months.
We need to address the grieving of all these families. I’m hopeful as a mother and grandmother
you will understand the urgency I and countless other mothers in Ohio feel towards ending this
epidemic, educating our children, & addressing the mental health of substance users as well as
those in grief.
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 & one with names. I am including
Trevor’s frame, below.
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, many others. Now, they are victims of the
Chinese criminal networks and the Mexican Cartels. We are using the word “drugism” for the
prejudice toward drug users.
Ohio moms would love to meet with you & work to prevent this from happening ever again.
Trevor J Reiderman - Forever 25 11/13/1996-7/25/2022
Thank you kindly,
The Family of
Trevor J Reiderman
Kim Buss - mother
We have started a Non-Profit 501(c)(3) called Turn Up for Trizzy and will be providing a
scholarship in his name.

Nicole Haas’ Brother

Dear First Lady Fran DeWine,
I am an ambassador for the Drug Epidemic Memorial Wall. I lost my younger brother,
Jack, on June 10, 2021, at the age of forever 34. Jack died of a heroin overdose and
Fentanyl poisoning. His death was a complete shock to his 11-year-old son, 9 year old
nephew, siblings, an entire neighborhood of friends, as well as me. We mourn his daily
presence in our lives.
Jack was an intelligent man. He was as smart as ever and would overcome any challenge
life threw at him. He made his big sister proud every single day. He was charismatic, kind,
selfless, a fisherman, silly, helper, father, son, brother. I miss his laugh, his knowledge, his
smile. He was Dad to Braylon (now 13), but 11 when his dad passed. His death created a
loss for our family that is indescribable. It has been 2 years and he is still missed and
loved beyond words. There are no descriptors for the loss his brothers, sisters, nieces,
nephews, aunts, uncles and child are experiencing. The grief at times is unspeakable,
unbearable, and unstoppable. In 2021, Ohio lost just over 5,000 lives to this epidemic and
I am committed to ending these losses and honoring my brother and the other children’s
lives and memories.
I know you are an Advocate for Social & Emotional Learning & Mental Health of children.
Our children need to know the dangers presented to them daily around this epidemic. We
need to address the grieving of all these families. I’m hopeful as a sister who practically
raised her brother in a hellish household, you will understand the urgency I and countless
other sisters in Ohio feel towards ending this epidemic, educating our children, &
addressing the mental health of substance users as well as those in grief.
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 & one with
names. I am including Jack’s frame, below.
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, many others.
Now, they are victims of the Chinese criminal networks and the Mexican Cartels. We are
using the word “drugism” for the prejudice toward drug users.
Ohio families would love to meet with you & work to prevent this from happening ever
again.
Sincerely,
Nicole Haas, sister of Jack Zager, F34
Akron, Ohio

Pamela Martinez’s Son

Dear First Lady. Fran DeWine,
My name is Pamela Martinez, I live in Cincinnati. I lost my only son Denny to fentanyl
poisoning Halloween morning 2020, I found my son deceased in the bathtub, can you
imagine a mother’s horror? By far the worst day of my life and every parent’s living
nightmare. We should not be burying our children, it’s un-natural!
I know you and Governor DeWine are taking the Drug Crisis as a critical situation in Ohio,
we are fourth in the country for drug overdose/poisoning deaths, with 84% involving
fentanyl.
I know there are many things happening in Ohio to combat this crisis. I have read about
the Recovery Foundation Board, New Data Dashboards to measure overdose and
substance abuse measures. New courses for Financial Advisors and treatment maps for
families addressing the high cost of treatment. Ohio has developed one of the nation's
most aggressive and comprehensive approaches to combating drug abuse, addiction and
overdoses, and is investing more than $1 billion a year in this fight.
I am a member of Not in Vain, Lost Voices of Fentanyl and the Drug Epidemic Memorial
(DEMW). The goal of the DEMW is to put up a Memorial Wall in all 50 State Capitol
complexes to honor our lost loved ones and to continue to be a voice for them.
To achieve this and to be successful we will need your help, please. Will you help us, let
the nation know that we as Ohioans will not tolerate this to continue and we will do all we
can to stop these senseless deaths. It won’t bring my son back, but if I can help save one
life, one parent’s heartache and grief; my son will have not died in vain. By displaying their
faces and names in our state Capitol, they will continue to live on in memoriam, rather
than becoming a quiet statistic.
Let me tell you a little about my son, he was a brother to his two sisters, a grandson, a
nephew, a cousin, an uncle and friend. He had a kind, sensitive heart and soul. He loved
life, he was an incredible athlete, he was so funny, just goofy, a great writer, very
intelligent, had a great memory, we loved to watch Jeopardy together. He loved anything
to do with sports, geography and history. He was a Mama’s boy and didn’t mind anyone
knowing it! He had the most amazing doe like brown eyes, I miss those eyes, I miss his
laugh, I just miss my son.
What he will never be is a husband, a father, a brother to his sisters and he will never
grow old. His story wasn’t finished, as parents what was taken from us can’t be fixed, time
won’t heal it and we won’t get over it. What we can do is to keep telling their stories, end
the stigma and prejudice toward the disease of addiction/drug users.

We have created two memorial walls. One with photos and one with names. I am
including Denny’s frame. 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 the Chinese criminal networks and the Mexican Cartels.
I want to thank you and Governor DeWine for all the work being done in Ohio. I think we
are heads above others but there is still a lot of work to be done!
You get us a wall and we will do the rest!
Sincerely,
Pamela Martinez- Grieving Mama of Denny Lentz
Cincinnati, OH

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Tena Pruitt’s Son

Dear First Lady Fran DeWine,
I am an advocate for fentanyl awareness, a moderator for Lost Voices of Fentanyl, an educator of
illicit drugs, a rally coordinator that educates the public on illicit fentanyl that has and continues to
devastate our country and our beautiful state of Ohio. Most importantly, I am a mother, a
grandmother, a wife, and a forever grieving mother.
I lost my beautiful son Logan to this fentanyl epidemic. Logan lost his best friend to suicide 10
months prior to his death. He was sad, depressed, in shock, and could not sleep. He came to me
and my husband to tell us he had not slept for 3 days. My husband is a Surgeon, and I am an RN,
we knew when he said that, that he needed intervention to get through his best friend’s death. We
made him an appointment with his doctor but three days later, my baby was dead (poisoned) from
excepting a Xanax that someone offered him so he could sleep. What he thought was a “safe
pharmaceutical” Xanax. Logan did not suffer with SUD.
My Logan was a very trusting soul, so much so that it ended his life. He loved everybody and
everyone loved him just as much. He was always different from a very young age. He was a
respecter of people, he had a big heart, and would go out of his way to help the less fortunate
individuals. He was our little peacemaker, and his nick names were “Logie Bear” and “Gentle
Giant”. He was a beloved son, a brother, an uncle, a fiancé, he had a future, and he was deeply
loved. Illicit fentanyl took it all away, from him and his family that loved him dearly. Oct 1st will be 3
years and we will never get over losing him. His death has left a gaping hole in our lives, our
family, and our hearts. We miss him and our lives have been shattered because of his death.
I understand that as our First Lady of Ohio, you have a passion for helping children. Fentanyl is
the number one killer of ages 18-45 and soon to change to 12-45. Our Ohio schools would do
these children and their parents a great service to teach and educate them, before they are
exposed. I am surprised that I still meet people that know nothing about this poison. Our country’s
children, our children in Ohio are needlessly dying. We need more education, more PSA’s, and
stricter laws to hold drug pushers accountable.
As a parent, and as a grieving mother, we are asking if the capital would be willing to create and
share a version of the Memorial Wall (like the one in DC). We have created two Memorial Walls,
one with photos and one with names. I am including Logan’s frame. These digital walls and
albums update automatically. We would 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 and the Cartels.
Sincerely,
Tena Pruitt, Logan Harris’s Mom- Forever 22
Tenaflanary1967@gmail.com
Defiance, OH

Theresa Kluck’s Cousin

Dear First Lady Fran DeWine,
I am an ambassador for the Drug Epidemic Memorial Wall. I lost my lovely cousin, Matthew, on
May 8, 2021, at the age of forever 35. His friend found him deceased in the bathroom in
Portsmouth, Ohio. Matthew died of Fentanyl poisoning. His death was a complete shock to his
children, siblings, an entire neighborhood of friends, family, and as well as me. We mourn his daily
presence in our lives.
Matthew was an intelligent man. Matthew and I have always had a remarkably close relationship
with each other ever since we were little kids. He made me proud. He was charismatic, kind, loved
to cook, silly, a huge Ohio State Buckeye and Cincinnati Bengals Fan, a father, son, brother,
cousin, nephew, uncle, grandson, and friend. I miss his laugh, his knowledge, his smile, his advice
when I needed something, his voice and his warm hugs. His death created a loss for more than
our family, an entire neighborhood in Portsmouth and Hillsboro Ohio. He was loved and respected
by his neighbors, and they suffered a great loss and feel eerily unsafe without him residing close
by. There are no descriptors for the loss his brothers, sisters, nieces, nephews, aunts, uncles,
cousins, father and stepmother and children are experiencing.
The grief at times is unspeakable, unbearable and unstoppable. Although Matthew died in Ohio, I
am a resident of Illinois. Ohio lost 5,210 lives to this epidemic in 2021, and 4,746 in 2022, and I
am committed to ending these losses and honoring my cousin and the other children’s lives and
memory.
I know you are an Advocate for the Health and Well-Being of Children in Ohio. Our children need
to know the dangers presented to them daily around this epidemic. My cousin was one of those
that began his mental health journey when he had to go to the scene of the accident and identify
his younger sister’s body who was just struck and killed by a vehicle. He blamed himself for her
death and he was a child himself at the time. We need to address the grieving of all these
families. I am hopeful as a mother and grandmother you will understand the urgency I and
countless other mothers and family members in Ohio feel towards ending this epidemic, educating
our children, and addressing the mental health of substance users as well as those in grief.
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 Matthew’s frame, below.
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, many others. Now, they are victims of the
Chinese criminal networks and the Mexican Cartels. We are using the word “drugism” for the
prejudice toward drug users.
A group of Ohio moms would love to meet with you and work together to prevent this from
happening ever again.
Sincerely,
Theresa Kluck, cousin of Matthew Fahnestock Forever 35
Tinley Park, Illinois

Tina McCormick’s Son

Dear First Lady Fran DeWine,
Let me start off by introducing my son, Landen Lewis McCormick. He is my youngest of
four children. He was a handsome teen, loved life, family and friends. He enjoyed his
music, video games, basketball and his passion was football. We lost our precious son to
fentanyl poisoning on December 3, 2022, that is a phone call no parent should ever
receive. The pill he took had markings of oxycontin. When tested there was no oxycontin
in the pill, only fentanyl. Now my son is in a box (urn) on a shelf in our home. Landen is
Forever 17.
I am an ambassador for the Drug Epidemic Memorial Walls. We loved (LOVE) him
beyond imagination. Landen was the kindest and most empathetic person I have ever
known, he had (has) a heart of gold.
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 Landen's frame.
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
Mexican cartels. Many are also victims of fatal diseases like cancer. We are using the
word "drugism" for the prejudice toward drug users ~ like racism.
A group of our Ohio moms would love to meet with you and work together to prevent this
from happening ever again.
Sincerely,
Tina McCormick
Spencerville, OH

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