Hi, my name is Jason. I’m 42 years old, born and raised in Hawaii, and I’m Hawaiian, Portuguese, and Chinese. I’m 5’10” and about 190 lbs. I’m currently incarcerated at Halawa Correctional Facility on Oʻahu. I’ve made some mistakes in life, but I’m doing my time and using this opportunity to work on myself. When I get out, I want to start fresh, live life to the fullest, and most importantly, enjoy time with my family.
Being in here can definitely be tough, so I try to stay busy and focused on my goals and what I want to accomplish when I get out. I have a lot of ideas for small businesses and hope to turn some of those ideas into reality one day.
While I’m here, I’ve been blessed with the opportunity to take college classes through Chaminade University. I’m truly thankful for the support and the chance to further my education, better myself, and prepare for my future.
As for me, I’m a pretty cool, laid-back guy who’s easy to talk to, and I can be pretty funny too, haha. I enjoy good conversations and getting to know people. I’m hoping to meet someone I can talk to, get to know, and build a genuine friendship with.
If anything I said caught your interest, don’t be shy. I’d love to hear from you and get to know you. Hopefully this could be the start of a great friendship—and who knows, maybe even something more. Hope to hear from you soon!
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