The National Addiction Memorial honors the loved ones we’ve lost.

Always helping someone else

Watching him play Tball

His hugs, and jokes

Womens man

Mark was the youngest brother of 3 boys. He was one of the funniest people I knew, sometimes not even intentionally which made him unpredictably hilarious. He wore his heart on his sleeve and loved his family more than anything.

Too many amazing memories to name just one

I'll mostly miss Mark's smile, laugh, and infamous "YEEEEEEE!"

Mark was notorious for putting those close to him before himself.

Brittany was my little sister. She was my partner in crime and my best friend. She was always able to make you laugh. No matter what time of the day it was or how bad your day was. She was the best friend anyone could ask for.

Our trip to Florida, the first time she ever saw the ocean.

Brittany’s ability to love. When she loved you, it was unlike any love you’d ever feel.

Brittany wanted to be remembered as the life of the party. Her laughter was contagious. Her ability to make just about anyone laugh was incredible.

He loved his family especially his kids. We all miss him so much. (Especially his neices & nephews)

My most memorable moment is a road trip we took about 6 months before he passed away. 💔

Kevin was a artistic and Musical soul. He was a goofball. He was very sensitive for this would. He was Smart and had achieved a great amount in his short time on earth.

I loved watching his love for his dog Max, he was a rescue and they needed eachother so much. His love of the outdoors and of course that smile of his.

His smile. His Kind eyes. His adventures.

He wouldnt want to be remembered for his demise and struggles, but for his drive and kindness to his friends and family. His goofiness could put a smile on anyones face.

She was the baby sister of the family. She was kind, caring, gullible, hilarious, and beautiful. She loved her babies so much. She would literally give you the shirt off her back.

There's so many. When we'd harass our Mom. Harass each other. She was so gullible. One time she asked how she would know that the noodles for macaroni were done. We told her to smell them, she did and asked "what do they smell like?".. all the cookouts. Camping when we were kids. Sneaking food out of the kitchen during holidays. Her teaching her kids to call me Aunt Tuna- in public. The way she loved all of her nieces and nephews. Her protectiveness of our family. The fun rivalry.

Her humor. Her smile. Her brattiness. Her voice. Her love. The way she'd say "Hey, what're you doin?". The chance to see her break those damn chains and get better. The chance to see her be the great Mommy we knew she was. Every single thing about her.

As someone who cared more about others than she did about herself. That she was brave. That she had a beautiful soul. That she loved her kids with all of her heart. That her addiction didn't define the woman she actually was.

Kevin was the most loving, funny, charismatic man you could ever know. He was a leader. He was smart, sarcastic and generous. He loved loud music, dogs and beaches. He was someone you could always count on.

Kevin gave the warmest hugs, that could melt away any trouble or stress you could have. He used humor to make you comfortable and put everyone else’s needs first.

No one will ever replace Kevins place in this world. We miss his voice, his infectious laugh and his love for adventure.

Kevin is remembered as a loving soul who would protect the people he cared for with everything he had. He liked to fix problems, and keep everything light hearted. He was a beautiful light inside and out, and he shines bright in our hearts and memories.

He had such a big heart. Always would help anyone out. Was passionate about his work, music and love for his family and friends. Amazing smile, and hearty laugh, that always made his eyes sparkle.

How he loved to work on cars, and deer hunting in the fall. Just his fun nature.

Everything!!!

As a good man, who helped friends when they were in need. Amazing auto tech. Worked hard and enjoyed life, had a kind heart. Loved his family.

He was special. He loved life and everyone he met.

He made everything fun

His beautiful, bright smile

As a giver

Matt loved his kids. Being a father came naturally to him and he always put them first. He lived hard, but loved even harder. He was the best friend any of us could have asked for... by your side in a heartbeat, loyal to a fault.

I will miss his laughter the most. He had the most amazing smile and his laugh was contagious.

"Just smile back."

Remember his fight. He fought so long and hard, came so far. In those moments where you feel lost or alone, please think of Matt. You didn't come this far to only come this far... keep fighting the good fight.

As a woman who loved her children more than life, a woman who could make you laugh until you couldn't breathe, an aunt and friend who loved and cared for your children as her own and a woman that made you feel special and understood- if you were a stranger or close friend. A beautiful soul with a beautiful smile and the life of the party.

She had a heart of gold.She never judged anyone and always had a smile Even though she struggled with her own demons she always was willing to help everyone else.

There's so many memories.One of the best was 3 months before she passed we went to chicken cheese with her kids .And I will always treasure the pictures and her smile .It meant so much for her to spend time with her kids.I just wish she was still her to make more memories.

I miss her silly texts , if I didn't answer right away she would say Mom,Mom, stop ignoring me.

A mother that loved her children, and a true and loyal friend .And in my phone she put "Favorite Daughter"💔

My dad was ALWAYS there for my through my own addiction. He always would make people laugh and he would give people advice on how to stay out of their own negative thoughts and stay positive.

Some of my favorite memories of my dad is when I used to hang out in his mechanic shop all day while he fixed my car and talk about life and smoke ciggs.

I will miss having RECOVERY talks with my dad. He was one of the only people in my life who could understand and relate to the feelings I would go through constantly.

My dad would like to be remembered at someone who worked hard, loved his family, was always happy and laughing and in good spirits.

Wonderful soul. Very loving and kind and a good father. Loved his 2 boys so very much. He hurt and I couldn't save him. Now he is gone forever

When he would tell me he loved me

His mere presence

Loving son Loving father

He was always trying to help others get help, even saved some of his friends from overdoses, and alcohol poison, he would go out of his way to help others, he was their friend for life! He had the sweetest smile and the biggest heart ❤

He seen a boy in his class that didn't have money for lunch, and he would buy him lunch every day! He couldn't stand to see anyone go without food or a coat!

His beautiful smile! How he said i love you you mama! How he kissed me on the cheek, and his funny sense of humor!!

A good guy that loved his son and his family and friends! And that would always do anything for them!

Adam loved his daughter and his family so much ❤

He loved to spend time with family, his nieces and nephews, his daughter.

I will miss him walking in the room, him hugging me, not able to talk to him.

As loving his family, his daughters, Isabella and Kylie.

Someone who looked out for everyone else. He loved music and enjoyed concerts. Kayaking was his favorite! He was a one of a kind person!

So many memories! My favorite would have to be when he kayaked down a hill into the river hahaha we even have a video of it!

Our long talks about life, music, and addiction. The concerts. The bon fires. Everything...

As the fun loving guy he was.

Glenn loved his family, and being in nature. He had a special gift when it came to animals. He could fix anything, especially cars. He struggled with addiction, but loved with his whole heart.

I will never forget the first night I met him. We were out in the woods for a party, and when I was ready to leave, he helped me find my way out of the woods, and carried me over the stream. We both knew we were going to be in each others lives from that moment on.

I miss so many things about Glenn; listening to music with him, his hugs, his kiss, this love for me and my children, his "rants" about anything he was passionate about; his love of nature, his big heart. Everything.

I believe Glenn would liked to be remembered as someone who was one with nature, an animal lover, and someone who loved and protected his family with everything in him, as well as always helping someone less fortunate.