Jason Faber

Hi there, my name is Jason and am 44 years old. You never know what you’ll find in the oddest places or situations so I am looking for friendships that could last a lifetime. Loyalty means more to me than most and if you’re looking for someone who is real and unique look no further.

I little about me, I am divorced with no children. I spent 8 years in the military which 2 of them were in Iraq. My likes are music, basketball, outdoors, exercising. I also work every day, run movie nights, and teach 2 classes every week. I am down to earth with a great sense of humor but know when to be serious.

Unfortunately, I’m here until 2040 for a decision I made one night which changed my life, it’s definitely a setback to a planned comeback. I have learned a lot about myself since being incarcerated and am a better person now.

There’s more to me than I could even describe in 250 words. Take care, I hope to hear from you. Dueces!

I spent 8 years in the Army and 2 years in Iraq.

I would love to hear about you and how you are physically & mentally. I’m an open book. Feel free to ask whatever questions that you see fit. Have a great day/night.

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• Incarcerated Since: 2012
• Sentence Received: 25 to 30 years
• Earliest Release: 2040

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