Jim Marshall speaking to kids group

Cody’s gift: One Father’s Response to the Opioid Crisis

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from the Missouri Pharmacist by Justin Ricklefs | Marshall teaches that both schools and parents need to adopt more responsibility for educating our kids regarding how to face and cope with the problems kids face today.
Great man with a great message to the community.

Father hopes to raise awareness about substance abuse

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www.columbiatribune.com | JEFFERSON CITY — Jim Marshall is no stranger to pain. He carries it in all sorts of ways, but hopes by talking about the stories behind it he can spare other people from what he’s gone through.

Marshall shares tragedy to teach

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www.newstribune.com | WWU' cross country coach speaks to FMS students about his son's drug overdose

Father who lost son tries to spare others the same hurt

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www.newstribune.com | Jim Marshall is no stranger to pain. He carries it in all sorts of ways, but hopes by talking about the stories behind it, he can spare other people from what he's gone through.
Jim Marshall speaking at a high school

Missouri alone on addiction

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PDMPs could save so many of our friends and neighbors from losing a child. That’s why I am begging our legislature to create one.
Cody

Personal Story of Drug Overdose Shared at William Woods

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news.williamwoods.edu | Jim Marshall will be at William Woods University at 6 p.m. Wednesday (March 19) in the Library Auditorium to speak about the dangers of drugs.
Jim Marshall speaks to William Woods students

Father who lost son to heroin warns William Woods University students about drug trends

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www.fultonsun.com | Jim Marshall, Westminster College's track and field coach and founder of the drug abuse awareness organization Cody's Gift, called heroin addiction an "invisible epidemic" Wednesday as he spoke to William Woods University students.
Jim Marshall speaking to kids group

Marshall speaks to EHS students about drug awareness

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cedarrepublican.com | Marshall, a track and field coach at Westminster College in Jefferson City, tells his story to schools all over the state. Last month, he spoke to the students at El Dorado Springs schools.