Hello,
My name is Ferdinand Cuevas-Heredia. I’m currently incarcerated in SCI-Greene in Pennsylvania. I have been incarcerated for (3) three years as of July 13, 2021. I have been working on proving my innocence. So, I can say from this stage in my life it is very important to me.
I’d like to tell you about myself and how I have grown in experience at this point in my life’s journey and path.
I was born to an American father and a Caribbean mother, I was raised in New York city, the Bronx I’m in the ending of the 4th stage of my life and I have uncertainty on this road I am very hopeful for the future to come, the time that I have spent here in state prison has propelled me to a more alert, clear mind and belief in self.
I prefer to surround myself with likeminded intellectual people but will display a rashness in public only to invite the restorative purposes.
Outside of the walls I enjoyed many things one being cooking I don’t do much cooking in here:( but I do read, draw, write, and workout. I feel alive when I work out:)!
I have recently taken a writing class in hope to someday write a picture book or a novel, I have been drawing from a very young age. By combining the two art forms would elevate the harmony of my vision, the position and function burdened by expression. I’m also a dual linguist. I am fluent in Spanish and English so please excuse some of my spelling:/
I am a very kind and very even-tempered Man I don’t like liars, and I always try to make the best of a thing I do feel very sad and alone at times because I’m hopeful that I can meet someone that I can write, talk have visual communication with.
I have two college Associates one in Culinary Art and the other in Drafting and Design, and here in the institute I have been assigned a job as a Spanish Esl tutor. Outside in the world I was an interpreter for the states of NY and PA Here in prison I find the need to help and teach educate my Latin community.
I do know how to have fun too but am serious when it is called for, I look forward to seeing the rest of the world and enjoy every moment of it. With time all will be as it should be
I wait to hear from you soon with great anticipation your new friend, F.C.H
Ferdinand Cuevas-Heredia
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