In Memory of a Beloved Son: Publishing Rogers 2nd Memoir

Update:

As we close out Roger's 40th Birthday month (May 20th) I wanted to provide an update on how things are going with his 2nd book. My sister Connie has been in regular contact with the publishing firm. The publisher has completed the 1st draft of Roger's book and shared it for review with Connie. The next step after she confirms the review will be for the editor to go through the design phase to have the book set up with paragraphs and photos. They are currently on target to release before Christmas 2024.

Connie just paid the 2nd installment of $1,600 however, there will be 3 more payments required before the publishing date. Your continued support means the world to myself and my sisters' family. Please continue to help get Roger's book out to the world. xo

My name is Mari Harris and my sister, Connie lost her first-born son, Roger Moreau in 2022 due to addiction and we are coming up on the 2nd anniversary of his passing. Roger is missed and loved by many.

He had a passion for writing and published his first book, A Boy Growing Up Different in 2021- the first of 3 memoirs. Before his passing he had his second book written in draft. My sister has since retrieved all his writings and wants to honor his memory by publishing his 2nd book for him.

The process of bringing this book to life does come with costs for final writing, editing, publication and distribution. This GoFundMe is meant to take some of that financial burden away and provide a place for those that loved and miss Roger to help bring his book to life. Every contribution brings us one step closer to sharing his story with the world.

How You Can Help:

• Donate: Every amount, no matter how small, helps.

• Share: Share the link to this GoFundMe on social media, and among friends and family that knew Roger.

The Impact: Your support not only contributes to the creation of this book but also to the larger fight against addiction. It's about creating a legacy that can change perceptions, inspire compassion, and ignite change.