Project Trey - Advocate for Recovery & Change

09/01/2026

August 31, 2026
💜International Overdose Awareness Day 💜

This year, August 31st looked a little different for me. I’m usually home in Lake Charles, surrounded by our community, honoring the beautiful lives we have lost.

But this year, we were incredibly blessed to have our children honored at the White House yesterday.

It was a beautiful day, but also a very heavy one. Standing there and hearing our children’s names called out loud was overwhelming in a way that is hard to put into words. To hear Trey’s name spoken and honored in the White House is a moment I will carry with me forever.

There is something hard to explain about being surrounded by other bereaved parents who understand this kind of loss. It’s a bond none of us ever wanted but within that bond is also a fight. This is family!!!

A fight to tell our children’s stories, bring awareness, educate our young people, and prevent another family from ever knowing this pain.

Our children were so much more than the way they died. They had names, dreams, families who loved them, and futures that should have been theirs.

Yesterday, I carried Trey’s name into the White House, alongside parents carrying the names of their own children. And I will continue carrying his name and his story everywhere this fight takes me.

We remember them💜
We honor them💜
We say their names💜
We will never stop fighting for them. 💜

08/21/2026

Today is National Fentanyl Prevention & Awareness Day.
(Before Fentanyl Poisoning/After Fentanyl Poisoning)

For me, this isn’t just another awareness day on the calendar. This is my life. This is the life of so many other families who have lost someone they love to fentanyl.

A few days ago, I woke up just feeling off, my head hurt, I had brain fog, and I felt like I was trying not to cry all day. Yesterday was much the same.

Then it hit me!!!
Oh yeah, Friday is National Fentanyl Awareness Day.

Sometimes our hearts and our bodies remember before our minds even realize why.

When you have lost someone to fentanyl, you don’t need a national awareness day to remind you. You are aware every single day.

Someone sent me this picture of myself, and when I looked at it I fell to my knees, then one thought immediately came to mind:

This is what fentanyl awareness looks like after the awareness campaigns are over,
a MOTHER at her SON’s grave.

When the posts stop being shared, the awareness ribbons come down, and the day on the calendar passes, families like mine are still living it.

The empty chair is still empty.
The birthdays still come.
The anniversaries still come.
And there are nights when being beside your child’s headstone is as close as you can get to holding him again.

This is what fentanyl took from me!
And this is why we keep fighting.

Why we keep speaking their names!

Why we fight to get into our schools and reach our youth before tragedy happens.

Because THAT is prevention!

Prevention is giving young people the truth before they are faced with a decision. It is teaching them about fentanyl, counterfeit pills, substance use, overdose, Narcan, peer pressure, and the very real dangers they are facing today.

I cannot change what happened to Trey.

But I can use his story, his life, and my voice to fight to prevent another mother from having to lie beside her child’s grave.

I would give anything for there to be no reason for a National Fentanyl Awareness Day.

But until that day comes, I will keep showing up. I will keep speaking. I will keep fighting.

For Trey!
For every life already lost!
For every family living with an empty chair!
For the lives we still have time to save!

💜Awareness matters!
💜Education matters!
💜Prevention matters!

08/19/2026

I’m incredibly honored to be featured in the Angel Army Spotlight. 💜

Everything I do is in honor of my son, Trey Comeaux. Trey was only 21 years old when one counterfeit pill containing fentanyl took his life on November 23, 2020.

I never imagined this would become part of our family’s story. But I made a promise that Trey’s story would not end there.

I am grateful to stand alongside the Angel Army and so many families who have turned unimaginable loss into action.

For Trey. For every family. For every life we can still save. 💜

💜Together, we save lives💜

(I had to delete the original because Facebook incorrectly showed our nonprofit website as “suspended.” Thankfully, the issue has been fixed!)

08/13/2026

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08/09/2026

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Proactive Enforcement Leads to Significant Narcotics Seizures

Louisiana State Police Troopers assigned to Troop F continue to take a proactive approach to criminal enforcement, working every day to intercept illegal narcotics and other criminal activity traveling through our communities.

During three separate traffic stops, Troopers’ observations and investigative efforts resulted in significant narcotics seizures and arrests.

Collectively, Troopers seized more than 1,200 pounds of suspected ma*****na, along with suspected co***ne, Adderall, ecstasy, two fi****ms, and more than $4,000 in U.S. currency.

One of the stops resulted in the seizure of nearly 1,100 pounds of suspected ma*****na after LSP K-9 “Skip” was deployed and provided a positive alert on the vehicle.

These seizures demonstrate how proactive traffic enforcement extends well beyond roadway safety. Every traffic stop provides Troopers an opportunity to identify criminal activity, disrupt the transportation of illegal narcotics, and prevent dangerous drugs from reaching communities across Louisiana.

Louisiana State Police remains committed to proactive enforcement and working alongside our law enforcement partners to deter criminal activity and help keep Louisiana communities safe.

08/07/2026

AUGUST IS OVERDOSE AWARENESS MONTH 💜

They are not numbers 😔

They are our sons and daughters,
Our brothers and sisters,
Our parents, spouses, friends, and loved ones.

They are our families🙏

Trey was more than the way he died!

He died from fentanyl poisoning, but that is not who he was.

He was a son, A brother, A grandson, A friend. He was deeply loved, full of life, and worthy of being remembered for so much more than his final moment.

Throughout August, Project Trey will continue honoring the lives lost, supporting grieving families, educating our communities, distributing Narcan, and fighting to prevent another family from experiencing this kind of loss.

Behind every statistic is a name!
A face!
A story!
A family that will never be the same!

They were here.
They were loved.
They mattered.
They will never be forgotten.

💜 Together, we save lives, one life at a time.