Fighting Fentanyl Poisoning, Saving Lives.
Times have changed, and these deadly pills are killing off America’s future generations.
Drugs will kill you with one use!
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FACES OF FENTANYL Memorial EXhibit
The Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) has created a special memorial exhibit, The Faces of Fentanyl, to commemorate the lives lost from fentanyl poisonings or overdoses. You are invited to explore the exhibit in person or virtually and to submit a photo of a loved one lost to fentanyl.
FACING FENTANYL MEMORIAL
"Those we have held in arms for a little while, we will hold in our hearts forever."
Honor your loved one by submitting their photo to be included in our Memorial Gallery and awareness campaign. Your angel's image will help educate others and give a face to the fentanyl crisis.
About Us
Why are we here?
Story of Isaac “Bubba” Solis Jr
Story of Isaac “Bubba” Solis Jr
This page is here to help spread fentanyl awareness. What it is, how much can kill you, how to test for it, and how it’s being spread. This is beyond an opioid crisis, fentanyl is poisoning our loved ones. One party one pill one time, is all it takes!
Story of Isaac “Bubba” Solis Jr
Story of Isaac “Bubba” Solis Jr
Story of Isaac “Bubba” Solis Jr
Born and raised in Milwaukee, WI, September of 1993, Isaac Solis, Jr began his journey through life. He was given the nickname of "Bubba" by his grandma while still in his mother's womb. Bubba was an only child for 10 years, until his little sister arrived. Even with the age difference, those two were very close.
Bubba was very close wit
Born and raised in Milwaukee, WI, September of 1993, Isaac Solis, Jr began his journey through life. He was given the nickname of "Bubba" by his grandma while still in his mother's womb. Bubba was an only child for 10 years, until his little sister arrived. Even with the age difference, those two were very close.
Bubba was very close with his grandpa. When he was younger he would watch him while he worked on cars. Bubba always liked to be around cars and soon enough he started to work on them with his grandpa. Once he got older they would spend hours talking and showing each other cars and discussing what they would do with those cars.
After graduating high school Bubba attended MATC and took some courses on auto body and mechanics. Bubba was very talented; he could take a car apart and put it back together. Which led him to his career in auto body and detailing. Bubba’s talent for cars did not stop there, he also enjoyed drawing and painting, helping family and friends with remodeling homes, landscaping, and snow removal. He always made sure he gave his loved ones a hug and kiss, before he started cracking jokes. Bubba was always selfless, and thoughtful of others, it brought him a huge smile to see loved ones happy. As we all remember Bubba he was a very happy person, well groomed and always dressed with the latest attire, appearances were big for him.
Bubba was a hard working, loving, caring, sharing, willing to help anyone type of guy. Bubba’s addiction to Opioids lasted a few years. Ultimately, he fell victim to Fentanyl when he ended up getting an illicit drug off the streets. Bubba will be Forever25
Our Mission
Story of Isaac “Bubba” Solis Jr
Our Mission
Our mission is to save lives and strengthen our community by educating and spreading awareness about the dangers of illicit fentanyl. We provide essential tools, resources, and information to combat this crisis. Together, we can make a difference and save lives.
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