New Hampshire First Lady Valerie Sununu

Dear First Lady Sununu,
My name is Linda Wright, I am a New Hampshire Ambassador for a 50-state campaign
called the First Ladies Drug Epidemic Memorial Wall.
My son, Bryan Reece was a father of four, he was a loving, funny and kind soul. He would
do anything for a laugh, even though he struggled with depression. He turned to heroin
around the time he got divorced in 2019. He had gotten clean twice. The second time
lasted four months, he had a rough week, he figured he’d snort a little heroin to take the
edge off. I’m sorry to say the coroner didn’t find any heroin in his system, he died of
fentanyl poisoning. 8 nano grams to be exact.
His only sibling, his younger brother found him when he didn’t show up to pick up his
youngest daughter for their weekly visit. That vision will be forever engraved in his
memory. They’re busting people with pounds of this stuff and it’s got to stop!
Our goal is to have a Drug Epidemic Memorial Wall put up in all 50 State Capitol buildings
to honor our loves ones as victims of this drug crisis our country is facing. My son’s life
was so much more than what took his life. By displaying their faces and names in our
State Capitol, they will continue to live on in memoriam, rather than quietly becoming a
statistic. We are Mom’s on a Mission, please help us get our loved ones honored.
Linda Wright
Bryan’s mom f34
Barnstead, New Hampshire