In Rememberance
In Remembrance
REMEMBER: PREVENT:
END THE STIGMA
What you see here are beautiful souls
lost to overdose.
They left behind families and countless friends.
This is just a very small fraction of those lost to substance use disorder.
G.W. (Glenn William) Flasch, III
10/16/84 – 5/8/13
G.W. was 28 1/2 years old and my middle child. He was such a loving, considerate and funny son, brother and friend. G. W. was interested in working with I. T. stuff, reading car magazines, playing on traveling soccer teams, listening to music and watching funny movies. He enjoyed wildlife and loved playing with our yellow lab.
We miss him immensely!
Austin Kazen
9/15/89-12/3/17
My precious grandson.
I’ll always hold the space where you should be.
I’ll always speak of you in the present tense, because you’re still with me, and you always will be.
Christopher Mach
9/15/89-12/3/17
Christopher was a talented musician who could play the guitar, piano, trumpet, drums and he was a dubstep producer.
He loved animals and always had a pet with him. He enjoyed playing The Legend of Zelda video games and most of his pets were named after the characters from Zelda.
He was hilarious, intelligent, sensitive and had a big heart. He was a wonderful son, brother, nephew, cousin and friend.
Christopher "Charlie" Pinner
5/12/2000-12/30/2021
Charlie was the light in so many people’s lives.
He had an infectious smile that could light up a room and no one could resist.
He dreamed of traveling the world and was well on his way.
Fly high my sweet Charlie. We miss you.
Sean Patrick Rothery
8/18/76 – 1/8/19
Sean was the thread that ran through his family and friends, connecting strangers and making and maintaining lifelong friendships as he traveled and pursued his passions.
He was a talented artist whose primary medium was puppetry, writing and performing puppet shows. He had a quick wit and a signature laugh.
Sean loved kids and they were naturally drawn to his humor, story-telling and playful nature. Sean overcame many obstacles. His personal trials led him to develop a sensitivity to those in need, and he was always ready to help a friend or stranger
Zachary "Zack" D. Smalley
3/11/90 – 6/18/20
Zack will forever be known for his quick wit, endless jokes, random facts, and a smile that brought joy to many.
He had a heart for those who suffer and helped many on their journey.
He was committed to his work and an avid golfer.
Most importantly, Zack loved his family and was a devoted friend.
Throughout his journey and at the end of the day, Zack knew his help came from God.
I will love you forever and always. Rest with God.
Love, Mom
Steven Swiney
10/31/96 – 7/4/18
Steven was a happy baby.
He always had an easy-going personality and made friends easily.
He was an Eagle Scout, honors class student and lifeguard while in high school.
He went to engineering school at Missouri S&T until he dropped out in his Jr. year due to SUD.
He had everything to live for and we miss him dearly.
Travis Hanrahan
6/22/89 – 2/19/17
Travis was a brilliant actor, caring teacher, determined skateboarder, musical “wildman”, and most of all, a loving uncle, brother and son.
He was filled with a charm and charisma that made him shine like no one else I have ever known.
Fiercely independent, intensely loyal, and blazingly righteous in matters he considered just, he brightened the lives of everyone he touched with his unique spirit, energy, creativity, and amiability.
He loved intensely and had a heart filled with generosity. His positive energy was amazing to experience and will forever shine in the hearts of all who were lucky enough to know and love him.
Evelyn "Evie'" Jones
11/8/1982 – 9/14/2011
Evie loved life, she loved her family and she really loved dogs.
Evie brought joy and laughter wherever she went.
She had the best laugh and the most beautiful eyes.
She is missed every day by many.
The world is less bright without her smile.
Derek Lewis Shortz
2/15/1985 – 12/15/2014
My son Derek proudly served in the US Navy.
He also graduated from the University of Florida and was a huge Gators fan.
He loved football.
He was such a funny guy and loved everyone.
We miss him dearly and think about him daily.
He was 29.
Love you always my sweet boy.
Mom
Asher Parra
4/12/1994 – 3/30/2017
Asher was a bright light in our lives for 22 years.
Johnny Stewart
4/14/1992 – 10/8/2022
This is my son, Johnny Stewart.
He was an intelligent, funny young man who loved his sons.
He brought fun and laughter into every situation.