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In memory of Joey Doron

Created by Family Of Joey Doron
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Joey Doron

Dear Joey, On July 2nd, 2005 you left us behind. Your parents, your brother, your family & your friends all miss you very much. None of us could have imagined that this could have happened to you. I honestly believe that you did not anticipate this happening yourself. Accidental drug overdoses have claimed many of your peers this last year. As we share your story, we can only hope that others may learn from you and from our loss. The anniversary of your passing marks a sad reminder of how precious life is. While the pain is fresh in our hearts, the memories of you will never be forgotten. With love, Your Family & Friends.



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1. Theresa Basting Mother Of Jason Basting
Mr Doren, I am deeply sorry for your loss. Thank you for sharing with us the pain of losing your son, it helps us who have lost child to understand the pain.It helps others to become aware of the problem of opiates in our communities.God's peace be with you.
2. Angela Gwynn Mother Of Dallas Nguyen
Michael, he is a beautiful child. I am so deeply sorry. I tell myself to stop looking at the names, but I cannot. As much as it hurts to see more names added, their stories must be told. Their lives meant more than the demon of addiction that took them from us. I wish.. I wish none of these names had a reason to be here. I am so sorry. From my family to yours... Peace.