Kervin Major

My name is Kervin.

Everyone deserves a second chance. I’m looking for friends to help me establish positive contacts on the outside, while incarcerated and upon release. I’m very outgoing, openminded and fun to be around. Three words to describe me are honest, loyal, and respectful. I’m currently serving a 15-year non-aggravated sentence in the Texas Department of Criminal Justice for manufacturing and delivery of a controlled substance. I’m determined to stay positive and continue to work diligently to re-enter society as a productive citizen. If I don’t change in here (prison), I won’t change out there. Wise men change and fools remains the same. I’ve sinned, confessed my sins and ask for forgiveness. I’m at peace with myself now. He saved me from the fast life street life, the streets, giving me a second chance in life. You will get the best Kervin, I will enjoy your company and getting to know you. If you are interested in getting to know each other better, feel free to write me and be sure to include your address in the body of your message. I’ll make sure that writing me was the best decision you ever made. Everyone deserves a second chance. Hope to hear from you soon.

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• Incarcerated Since: 2021
• Sentence Received: 15 years
• Earliest Release: 2022

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