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He was the kind of son every mother would want. He was always happy and clowning around. I was always proud to call him my son. Even now that he is in prison I am proud to call him my son because I know his heart and his heart is good. I am confused by the system. The system I believed in is not all I thought it to be. I am confused and angry that the person and his attempts to better himself are not taken into consideration when he comes up for parole. I have spent every day of the last three years with my heart in prison with him. I pray to God I do not have to spend two more years like this. I pray to God that somehow the hearts of the decision makers are touched and they realize who my son truly is. Peace be with you, George

Note from Vickie: George will be coming up for parole soon. This mother asks for prayers for her son.

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Submitted 10/15/99 Domain Registration Services	He was the kind of son every mother would want. He was always happy and clowning around. I was always proud to call him my son. Even now that he is in prison I am proud to call him my son because I know his heart and his heart is good. I am confused by the system. The system I believed in is not all I thought it to be. I am confused and angry that the person and his attempts to better himself are not taken into consideration when he comes up for parole. I have spent every day of the last three years with my heart in prison with him. I pray to God I do not have to spend two more years like this. I pray to God that somehow the hearts of the decision makers are touched and they realize who my son truly is. Peace be with you, George Note from Vickie: George will be coming up for parole soon. This mother asks for prayers for her son.