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Date: JAN. 19
I hope to get out of prison soon.
They have been releasing a lot of lifers.
Our governor has been really generous to many prisoners.
I think he is my best shot in getting my weapons allegiance and great bodily injury charges removed.
If that happens, I could go home.
Lord knows it's been a long time since I was out in the free world.
1990 seems like a lifetime ago.
I know that I have something to include into our free society.
I also know that my past will come back to haunt me, as a convicted sex offender does not get forgiveness from people, not matter how long ago it happened.
I am up to the challenge of fitting back in.
I will do my best to distance myself from any foreseeable trouble while obeying all law enforcement agencies.
I cannot wait until I can participate in things that are considered normal.
Any reader out there who can give me some leads for me in living out the remainder of my life in a productive manner?
I would like to hear from you.
I have a lot of planning to do, and I welcome any help that I can get.
I am also a Christian so I will be active within a local church in the Sacramento area.
Anyone have some addresses for me of churches in the Sacramento area? Hope to hear from you soon.
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Sacramento Community Based Coalition
10170 Missile Way, Mather, 95655
MAIL: P.O. Box 269003, Sacramento, CA 95826-9003
Natalya Edwards, Project Specialist
Ph. (916) 228-3377
Mon. – Fri. 8:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m. Saturday 8:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.
Sacramento Community Based Coalition is specifically designed for men and women reentering the community from state prison. Services are available for Sacramento County programs parolees and their families during the transition from prison to home. A referral from the parole agent is required.
Restoration House
Sacramento, CA
Ph. (916) 454-2068
A Transitional Housing for parolees. Men only.
Our name summarizes our mission to provide transitional felon housing for ex offenders: Help for parolees to restore broken lives by offering a Christian faith-based sober living.
Yolo Day Reporting Center (DRC) — West Sacramento
3680 Industrial Boulevard, Suite 100H, West Sacramento, CA 95691
MAIL: P.O. Box 269003, Sacramento, CA 95826-9003
Brandee Brewer, Project Specialist
(916) 995-7403