
Prison Stories: A story of mercy and forgiveness"Can I have your boots?"
My blood began to boil; I could not believe my own eyes, there he was, in a bunk 20 feet from my own. I saw him every morning when I woke up; it was impossible to avoid him during the day, his voice echoed in my mind as I fell asleep at night. The rage came back with the intensity I felt 6 years before, but there was nothing I could do about it. Worst of all, he didn't even recognize me.
I was obsessed with getting even; everyday my anger grew more intense, as I thoug... read more |
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|  | | | Harold leads the Cybulski team |
| |  | | | Gates C I morning team: From left Frank, Peter, Gordon |
| |  | | | Gates C I afternoon team: From left: Frank, Joe, Jim (team leader) |
| |  | | | Outside First Baptist Church Manchester CT Gordon (Gates) Mike (Cybulski) Fred (Corrigan) Sheila (Bergin) Ann (Corrigan -Radgowski) Beth (Team leader Corrigan-Radgowski) |
| |  | | | Two of our volunteers at York Correctional Institution for women, Niantic CT. |
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