Sean Quarles

Hi my name is Sean. I am currently incarcerated in the Pennsylvania State prison system. I have about 2.5 years of my minimum sentence then I can see the parole board, and hopefully get released. I like to read, I am a critical thinker and like to keep my mind sharp. I also like to work out, even when I was not in jail working out and running were a couple of things I loved to do. I became a personal trainer in prison and I aspire to continue training upon my release from prison and one day own 2 or more gyms.
I come from a large family and I had multiple friends when I was out in the streets. It is funny how people who you thought would be there for you, pretty much abandon you once you get locked up. I try not to let that affect me, as there are a couple people I talk to.
I am looking for women to correspond with. We can be friends and if it leads to something more serious I am OK with that as well. I don’t really have a preference I am open to correspond with all races and ages as long as you are over the age of 21.

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• Incarcerated Since: 2017
• Sentence Received: 10 to 20 years
• Earliest Release: 2028

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