Vernice Farrar

Hello. Thank you for taking the time to learn about me. I enjoy basketball, softball, and volleyball. I enjoy spending time with my family and friends. Going on picnics and hiking. I’m currently training service dogs for people with various handicaps. I want to help troubled kids. I was born in Alabama, grew up in Shelbyville, TN and Nashville, TN. Lived in Norfolk, VA for 4 years. I’m separated from my wife, we have two kids. Both parents are deceased. I have one brother and 7 sisters. One of my goals is to be certified in Service Dog Training. My dream is to open up a halfway house/youth center for troubled kids. I’m a spiritual person. I’m looking for someone who is open-minded, outgoing, honest, loving, goal-oriented, and knows what they want out of life. What are some of your goals? What’s one of your most proud accomplishments? Do you like sports? Music? What makes your heart smile? I listen to rpa, R’n’B, old country and classic rock. I have an old soul. My favorite color is red. I have a lot of tattoos. If you are interested in getting to know me and want to be friends, then write me. I look forward to hearing from you.

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• Incarcerated Since: 2019
• Sentence Received: Life
• Earliest Release: 2090

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