Willis Bailey

Hi!

My friends call me Will. I was a young, troubled person when I committed my crime. I didn’t have a good family life growing up, or so I thought, and unfortunately I turned to the streets. I obviously let the devil win me over with my choices in life. Both my parents have passed away.

People say that I am kind, polite, and considerate. If I don’t hear from an older Christian friend on the outside, I reach out to make sure she and her family are OK. She sends me the Upper Room, a daily devotional, and I also read a daily proverb. I take a big brother approach with younger guys coming in that are new to the prison system. I earned my GED and enjoyed helping other prisoners working on their GEDs.

I am curious about the outside world and how technology has changed. I watch the news regularly and keep up on some sports, especially the St. Louis Cardinals. Age, race, and gender are not important. I used to like to get snail mail but am now asking for someone to communicate with through Securus Technologies email. Wire of Hope has the ability to make my life a little better, and I hope I can also brighten someone else’s days in the near future.

Thank you!
Will

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• Incarcerated Since: 2005
• Sentence Received: Life Without Parole
• Earliest Release: N/A

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