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(Vaughn and Kristine Ripley have established the non-profit organization "Trinity's Children" in honor of their daughter who died of a fentanyl overdose, in an effort to stem the tide of fentanyl overdoses. Category:MISCELLANEOUS)
 
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Vaughn and Kristine Ripley have established the non-profit organization "Trinity's Children" in honor of their daughter who died of a fentanyl overdose, in an effort to stem the tide of fentanyl overdoses.

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