Evaristo Salas Jr.

So I put it out there.

I said, look, I want to come back and be able to do this kind of stuff.

Would you guys allow that?

And it's like, yeah, no problem.

Just give yourself some time so you can get used to being out there.

And then we'll go through the same, you know, the process you have to go through in order to volunteer.

So I'm actually going to contact them pretty soon here.

I already did it one time, but I'm going to do it again probably more late in the year.

And explain to them what I'm hoping to do and then start the process and see if I can get back into that prison probably either late this year or next year and start facilitating the class.

One of the ones I used to do already.

And so that'd be wonderful because that class is real beneficial to the prison population.

But to have somebody that was there with them in that area with them, they know it's going to do wonders to, you know, to.

to individuals that are, you know, hoping to do some positive, hoping to get out.

But second, I, I stay in touch with, you know, two or three people that are in there.

Um, I wrote two of them.

I wrote them a support letters for their clemencies.

I think one is a lifer.

They always has 40 years.

Oh, actually two are lifers.

My old celly, he was my son for three and a half years in there.