Ernest Gwinn

Hello and how are you? First, thank you for taking time out of your busy day to stop by to speak, because I know life be lifing! I so appreciate you for that. Second, if you’ll share a little of your extra time with me I will value it and never take it for granted. Just be yourself and that’s enough for me! It would be awesome to meet someone I can make acquaintances with, become more familiar with and ultimately establish a line of communication with.

I’ve been in prison 20 years and fought every day to get home and finally that reality is near. I can see that light at the end of the tunnel quickly approaching and it’s 1 ½ years away now. That is a scary adventure I welcome, because now I have to get out there and actually execute my very ambitious goals I have planned for myself. Look, I know it won’t be easy but prison has taught me discipline, patience and resilience so I’ll figure it out, I know it. I’m ready to do the hard work.

Honestly, it would be nice to acquire a couple of new people who could give me insight into the “state-of-the-world” from and how things are in 2024 seeing I left the world in 2004 when we had: the super slow world wide web, sprint flip phones, 2-way pagers, CDs, cursive, myspace and discipline! There were no electric cars that drove and parked themselves, not an Alexia or Siri, smart everything this, instant gratification that, clouds, Bluetooth, 5G or social media.

None of us are perfect and we all have made mistakes so please don’t judge me too harshly. If you don’t mind providing some insight while you get to know a genuine guy who’s learned from his mistakes and wants better for himself now (we can do better when we know better). Sign up to email me at ConnectNetwork,net or leave me a message at 309-274-0918. Let’s share a few laughs. I can always find something to laugh about, promise you that. For years I dreamt about going home and now it’s coming true finally, after surviving 20 years behind this fence.

Please and thank you,
Ernest

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• Incarcerated Since: 2004
• Sentence Received: 20 years + 25 years
• Earliest Release: 2027

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