Paul Ferguson

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To share a bit about myself, I came to prison at the age of fifteen. An error of judgement cost me two-thirds of my life. But God is good, and I have overcome my circumstances and molded myself into a productive adult. Family plays an important role in my life. They have supported me at my worst and give thanks for the man I have become. All thanks go to my mom because when I was lost, she never gave up hope for me.

To prepare myself for re-entry into society, I keep myself busy. I am an Executive Board Member of a non-profit organization that raises money for people that are in need. I train dogs that go on to help people in need in society. Also, I have become a certified electrician. The one thing I am most proud of at this time is a Youth Membership class that I teach to stop younger men from making the same mistakes I made in my youth. In my downtime, I enjoy painting to express myself. I also enjoy reading fantasy fiction novels, hitting the gym a few times a week and watching sports with my friends. Phone calls and visits with family and friends help keep me balanced.

When it’s all said and done, I’m not perfect and made bad decisions. I’ve spent years striving to make amends. Give a me a shout, and get to know the man I now am.

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• Incarcerated Since: 1996
• Sentence Received: 30 to 60 years
• Earliest Release: 2026

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