51|Debbie Warfield - A Night To Remember, A Time To Act (part 2)

In this moving episode, Jack interviews Debbie Warfield, a board member of the Snohomish County Recovery Coalition and the visionary behind the annual “A Night to Remember, A Time To Act” vigil. In this episode, we discuss: A Mother’s Mission:Debbie shares the story of her son, Spencer, and how his memory fuels a decade of advocacy in Snohomish County. The MAT Conversation:A deep dive into Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT), the science behind it, and why we must break the stigma and misunderstandings that still surround it. A Decade of Growth:How a local vigil has evolved over 10 years into a massive community resource fair and candlelight memorial. Returning to Silver Lake:Why this year’s return to Silver Lake is a significant milestone for the event and the community. Event Details: Date:Thursday, August 27th, 2026 (typically held the last Thursday in August). Location:Returning to Silver Lake (Thornton A. Sullivan Park), Everett, WA. Highlights:A resource fair followed by a candlelight vigil and open-mic storytelling to honor those lost to overdose. How to Get Involved: Volunteer:The coalition is always looking for helping hands to make this night a success. Connect:Visit the official “A Night to Remember, A Time to Act” Facebook page for updates, volunteer opportunities, and to share your own story.   Links & Resources: Support & Prevention:Find overdose prevention resources and naloxone info at Snohomish Overdose Prevention. Get Support: Connect with the Snohomish County Recovery Coalition at snocorecovers.org. Events: Join us for the upcoming Spring Into Recovery event on June 5th! Find details here.