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

The most beautiful, smart, fearless person in my life. She taught me unconditional love. She was a walking heart. She is my hero.

When she took a coconut into the pool to play with and they had to shut the pool down for the day. It was so innocent and she still found a way to get into trouble.

Her laughter, her voice, her love. Her courage and determination to be heard and loved.

As an inspiration to raise awareness.

Kind, loving, funny, best at baseball

Helping homeless, addicts, living his daughter and son

His smile, love and hugs

His thoughtfulness, kindness, treating people with love and respect

In my eyes, my son I miss so much. Anywhere I went I was always told how kind and always willing to help someone. He was a great kid, just made a bad choice on 8.10.20. He relapsed after 14 years. Leaving behind a wife and 3 great kids.

I have so many. But, I remember how he took care of my Dad when he was dieing ..... My son was also so compassionate to who ever needed help. He was there

I miss his calls he made to me daily. Whenever I needed him, he was here. I miss his hugs and I love yous.

I think he'd like to remember, being a great Dad to his 3 beautiful kids. How helpful and always ready to lend a helping hand.

My little brother had a heart of gold but a mind of his own. He did whatever he wanted with no regard to consequences. He truly was a unique soul.

Going to concerts together and sharing new music with each other.

I miss his random message” who’s your favorite slacker” and wondering what he got into now. I miss being there for him.

As a person who would do anything for anyone. He wasn’t always an addict. He tried to get help, he just lost the battle.

The friend with no judgements who never realized how much she helped others. Beautiful inside and out, but couldn't see what others saw. A protector who needed protection...

Alaina stood up for me and defended me in a place where I needed the emotional and physical safety to get clean and sober. Her bravery is why I celebrated 11 years clean.

Her humor and sassines. She was in the height of her struggles but would send me Bestie Memes and twisted funny videos, she had so little to give in some ways, but those moments of humor always so needed and appreciated by me. I understood and knew it was her gift to me.

Alaina would like to be remembered for her passion of horses and riding. Her love of music and others xoxo She loved Disney Princesses and believed herself to be Tinkerbell. That despite her struggles she loved her daughter ❤️ That she was truly sorry and that she tried so hard...

Kevin was such a smart, caring, kind hearted young man. He was a hard worker he’s always had two jobs and strived for greatness in everything he did. He loved his family and friends and his cat king. He loved to cook. He is missed very much.

I miss his goofy personality the most and I miss his advice and views on things.

Scott was the most terrific person you could meet. He always tried his best to make his people feel loved & cared for.

We went to Hawaii in 2023. It was the last trip he ever took & we had our son with us & had the best time

Everything. His sense of humor. His ability to calm me down when I was stressed out

He was a great man with compassion to make things right, but never got the chance to.

A father that always had a dream to had a relationship with their son.

Stephen is the best person I’ll ever know. My soulmate. He was silly, passionate, talented, and so smart. He loved fiercely and unconditionally. All he wanted was to love and be loved, and he is still so loved.

Everything. We spent a lot of time in the car, driving around and just talking. We bonded immediately. We also spent a lot of time at home, just in the bedroom each doing our own thing, him playing video games or his guitar and I’d just watch him in awe. We didn’t even need to be talking, just being in the same space together was more than enough. We were each other’s safe place.

Everything. His laugh, listening to him play his guitar, his childlike enthusiasm. The way he looked at me.

He wanted to matter, to have an impact on people. And he absolutely did. Not a day goes by that I and his family and close friends don’t think about him. He wanted to help people and since he can’t, I am trying to do that for him.

Noah was a sweet, caring, loving child. He loved music, animals, nature, and his family. He was incredibly athletic and could succeed at any sport he tried. He loved watching the Kansas City Chiefs every week of football season with his Dad and Mom. He loved hunting, fishing and camping in the great outdoors. He wanted to travel and see the world. When he graduated high school he started working in construction. He was a very hard worker but the alcohol and drugs began to take a toll on him and a month before his 22nd birthday he overdosed and died. We lost our beautiful, kind hearted son to alcohol and drugs.

My favorite memories of Noah are during his preschool years. We spent a lot of time together while he was at Small Fry. We got to go on lots of field trips together and had many celebrations. I’ll cherish those memories forever. He was such a sweet child.

I’ll miss the times when he would come into my room, flop down on my bed and just open up about things that were bothering him.

He told a friend before he passed that he had the work ethic of his father and the heart of his mother. I think that’s how he would want to be remembered.

Big hearted and funny!!

A sledding trip together up on Stevens pass!! We laughed until we cried all day long! A memory I will cherish for life!!

His laughter, zest for life and his giant bear hugs!

A funny guy who loved to have fun, be the life of the party and loved his family and friends deeply!

Jordan had the kindest heart and would do anything for anyone. When he was young he would bring animals home, anything from a guinea pig to a goat. He got along with everyone and loved his nephew, Landen and his daughter Mackenzie so much.

So many memories of Jordan, he loved sports, especially baseball ( his nickname was groundhog) and football. Always kind and so willing to help anyone in anyway possible. He was the cutest little boy with beautiful curly hair, that his brother would tease him about. He was an adventurous young fellow who so many loved and is missed so dearly.

His kindness and sense of humor.

As a kind, loving young man.

Travis was exceptional - intelligent, witty, loved his family and animals. He had the best smile and the brightest mind. He is loved and missed more than words can ever convey.

One of my favorite memories of Travis is his impersonation of Gallagher smashing watermelons. He had his audience in stitches. He was about 12 at the time. Another is his never-ending question "so, what's your plan?"

Everything!

I think Travis would like to be remembered as a man who helped people in recovery. He gave back to that community what he received from them. I know he would like to be remembered for his love of animals, great and small - he rescued a cat and a dog and loved them both until the day he died. And he loved his family....dearly.

My only son. Loved sports and playing and never enjoyed losing. He had a beautiful smile that was catching. Younger loved his blonde hair and green eyes

Watching him play soccer and basketball. When summer rolled around setting off fire works.

Being called mom, the hugs and little kisses on my cheek.

For always trying to see good in others even if it didn’t seem like he did. His passion for sports.

Grant was a multi-disciplinary artist whose passions were painting and tattooing (@nightmare_tattoo). He worked tirelessly to make his dreams his reality. His incredible motivation was surpassed only by his extraordinary creativity and talent.

Some of our favorite memories of Grant are of his goofy antics and wicked, some would say warped, sense of humor. No one was more fun to be with than Grant. Whether he'd just shown up for Thanksgiving dinner wearing a silly wig or was eager to share the newest crazy video he'd found online, wherever Grant was, there was sure to be lots of laughter.

We miss Grant's energy and passion for life. He lived life big and to the fullest. He lives on in all the fellow artists he encouraged and inspired. He lives on his every piece of art he committed to skin or canvas. He lives on in every story shared about his big, generous, compassionate heart and hilarious sense of humor. He lives on every time someone says, "That reminds me of Grant" or "Grant would love this." We will keep saying his name and telling his stories every day, forever and ever.

Grant's legacy is his extraordinary artistic talent, his fierce loyalty and incredible kindness. Grant was a different type of person -- the best type of person. No one had a bigger, more loving heart. He was always going out of his way to help others and make connections. So many of his friends have shared stories about the wonderful impact Grant had on their lives in ways big and small. He is known for the immense support and encouragement to other artists pursuing their passions.

Trinity was a kindhearted, loving soul who lit up a room with her free spirited energy and forever smile. She would do anything for her family, loved whole heartedly, was sassy, silly and had a twinkle in her eyes when she was excited about anything,

Trinity loved posting on Youtube and Tik-Tok. She was going to be a rapper and an influencer. Watching her dance around being silly, singing and dancing. She brightened the day with just a "Hello Whatcha doing?"

We will miss everything about this sweet girl. She is my angel and now she is up above watching over her family protecting her mom and brother. As her Mima I will miss her with every ounce of my being everyday

Trinity will be remembered as a loving daughter, devoted big sister, an amazing person with a kind heart who would do anything for anyone. She is a gentle soul

My son Ryan was full of life. He had a smile that would light up a room. He loved being outdoors. He was an avid fisherman with just a talent for it. He was funny and fun to be around. He always leaned toward helping others...he was a good friend

My favorite memory is camping with our family...sitting around the campfire and frying the fish he caught.

I miss everything about him. I miss his smile....his eyes....his voice saying Hey Mom what are you doing? I miss seeing him and hugging him.....I miss that I lost the future with him.

He would like to be remembered as a wonderful person searching for themselves. he would like to be remembered as a person that loved people and enjoying life

Karl was lovable, charming, funny, and sweet. He loved hard, holding tight to the family he was born into, even after losing his dad at a young age. He also loved the family who raised him and the one he built as an adult.

My favorite memory was taking him for “show and tell” when he was a baby. I was so proud to show him off to all of my kindergarten friends. He smiled and laughed and charmed the whole room of kids.

I’ll miss the future he could have had. I’ll miss the hope I had that he would somehow make it out okay.

As someone who loved his family and tried to do better despite all of his struggles.