Joseph Lemar

Hey! Thanks for checking out my profile. I hope/pray you’re doing exceedingly well physically, emotionally, mentally, and spiritually. I’m kind of doing okay within this lonely, dark abyss – trying to find the positive inside everything and everybody. Doing things that add to life by turning negatives into positives.

This is kind of awkward to say without sounding boastful, but I’m an open-minded/hearted brother, non-judgmental, who went through a very hard, foolish, and error-filled transformation into being a better man with character, integrity, and understanding. I’m a family man without kids of my own. I am loyal and an idealist – a man who CAN, not a man who can’t. I’m of athletic build. I take care of my mind, body and soul. I love reading and have visions of one day becoming an entrepreneur.

I’d very much like to use the lessons of my childhood years to help another person learn and grow.

I’m seeking correspondence and friendships with those who truly believe in giving a person like me a second chance.

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• Incarcerated Since: 1996
• Sentence Received: Life Without Parole
• Earliest Release: N/A

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