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Ten years ago on March 23, my wife, Kathy, and I lost our 21-year-old firstborn, Will, to a heroin overdose.
He was a competitive skier who graduated from Carrabassett Valley Academy at Sugarloaf, Maine in 2006, a successful third-year molecular genetics major at the University of Vermont, and a caring, affectionate, and attentive son.
I was saddened to read of the passing of Brad Pfenning, one of the nicest, most even-tempered people I have ever known. I had the privilege of taking drivers' education from him during the summer of 1963. I was in the back seat, awaiting my turn at the wheel,
