Slay Fentanyl U.S. #1 Cause of Death ages 16 to 45

Hi, I’m Rachael Salay’s father Randal, many of you know me and our family. Rachael, age 25, died tragically after taking a pain pill laced with Fentanyl. Other friends have lost a child to include Justin McCart, Katie Schrader, Caleb Harralson, Chuck Panzarella, Tariq Abbud, and 130,000 more souls just last year!!!

Angela, Rachael’s mom, and our family have our personal story we want to share:

The loss of Rachael is impossible for us to believe. She was a UGA graduate in Cognitive science and excelled in her first corporate employment. Rachael was active and ambitious like many; a former talented tennis player, a musician, singer, and professional fire spinner entertainer. This happens to many high functioning individuals contrary to some beliefs. She was most of all a humble loving soul almost to a fault. She touched so many lives helping them to believe in themselves. She gave love to homeless individuals, those down on their luck, anyone troubled. She didn’t judge and she just knew who needed love. I’ve come to learn this from so many of her friends. I have been told by many that she changed their lives, showed them love and boosted their confidence. Rachael surrounded herself with those that had a similar creative brain and heart. We need to help, in her name and others, to stop Fentanyl from killing others. . Most people we talk to know of somebody who lost a family member to this. All of the funds received from this Go Fund Me will be used in a campaign we are creating in a fight against Fentanyl. I am not alone in this fund raiser and this fight. Rachael, Justin, Katie, Tariq, and Caleb’s families, and others, have joined the Fentynal Awareness Campaign. We are just getting started. We want to stop death by Fentanyl at the point of contact. . It will keep other parents and families from getting “that” phone call! We plan to bring this awareness that one pill kills to an extreme level so to be effective.

Rachael was extremely intelligent and worked hard even while struggling with anxiety and depression from her own loss of a loved one. Unfortunately, she made a mistake and trusted a pill. It was laced with this horrible drug. Fentanyl cut her life short and these new plans! . Now we want to help everyone in the battle against Fentanyl in her honor and in the honor of all those who have passed early in life due to this awful dangerous drug.

Caleb, Justin, Katie, Tariq, and Chuck’s families share similar stories. 130,000 others feel the pain of losing a child to this.

Please help with a donation. This campaign will be effective, we are certain of it, and your donation will go directly to saving lives! The campaign is called “Slay Fentanyl” where signage will be placed around our cities. Slay was Rachael’s performance name and name of her entertainment company. Artists are hard at work on design. This will become a very familiar sign, poster, plaque, concert hand stamp, bracelet, and more. It will be everywhere young people gather to have fun, music concerts, schools, parks, hangouts and more! We are now getting the help we need to make this work! We will share the plan with all of you who help and keep accounting of every dollar spent as it progresses. We need and appreciate your help in donation form, personal, or corporate donations. Let’s join together! Tell others. We will save lives! The number one killer of ages 16 to 45 in America, yes Fentanyl. Let’s save lives. This will work! Other families are joining our grassroots campaign and we believe it will blow up and shine the light even bigger on this epidemic. People will notice, we will make things happen politically. Please help us to do this. We will personally acknowledge, confirm, and thank you for your donation. You will get updates since you are now a big part of this. Do it now, anything helps. Let’s keep the awareness right in the trenches! Thank you in advance.

Randal Salay - father of my most amazing, talented loving daughter who touched so many people with her love. Rachael Jean “Slay” Salay, age 25.

Remember, one pill kills.