Rodney Warndahl

Greetings and thanks for clicking on my profile!

My name is Rodney Warndahl. I’m very happy to get acquainted. You’re welcome to call me Rod. After over 35 years locked up it’d be wonderful to find a pen pal.

I make the best of prison, refusing to let it drag me down. My attitude is always positive. My sense of humor and creativity remain excellent. I keep busy as possible playing guitar, reading, working at my job or on hobbies, watching television, etc. Since being incarcerated in 1987, I’ve even earned college degrees.

Still, times do get lonely around here. My people on the outside are few now and I don’t socialize with many in this place. I often feel empty. Nothing could relieve my emptiness better than mail from somebody special, like you.

I’m so hopeful the two of us may start exchanging our letters soon. Consider me an open book. I’ll tell all you wish to know. You’re invited to tell me about yourself in return too- whatever you feel most comfortable sharing. There is lots of good stuff to discuss. We’ll enjoy meaningful conversations.

For true, lasting friendship with this financially secure, divorced, 6’3 tall grandpa and Navy veteran, please write.

Thanks again!

Rod

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• Incarcerated Since: 1987
• Sentence Received: Life Without Parole
• Earliest Release: N/A

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