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Justin’s Pardon

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Rachel Malpass
3 years ago

Hope this helps, Justin.❤️

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Ted Geerts
3 years ago

If he doesn't deserve this, then I don't know who does. He is a strong presence in the Rutherford Co. Community. He serves God, the people and his family. Through ministry, fellowship and compassion.

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Lea Wiggins
3 years ago

Highly recommend this pardon

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Mike Porter
3 years ago

This is a good man who has done away with his past. A good, honest Godly man doing great things with his life.

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Jessica draine
3 years ago

If there’s anyone who deserves a shot at a pardon, it is this man. He is the definition of rebirth, and I’m proud to call him my brother. He’s one of the best people I know.

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Tony Emerton
3 years ago

Justin is not only a strong husband and father but also a strong friend for many. Over the past 20 years his life has been that of love comparison and support for those around him. I’ve known him from birth and very proud of the Godly man he has become. This pardon will give him the ability to coach ball vote and travel to continue helping others showing a smile and loving arms. Please give my cousin this pardon.

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Kathy Emerton
3 years ago

I have known this guy for a long time, even when he was a teen before the charges. He is truly an amazing dad and person all together. I pray for this pardon. Thank you

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Brian Kemp
3 years ago

100 percent

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Tim Lefebvre
3 years ago

Justin is my nephew by marriage. I have know him for 28 years and we’ll aware of what he did in his younger years. Since that time he has become one of the most inspiring people I have ever had the privilege of knowing. He has become a successful business owner, a loving father and foster parent, and an amazing minister.

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Kaitlen Glover
3 years ago

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Anonymous
3 years ago

I’ve known Justin for quite a few years. He’s a genuine, caring guy who has worked hard (and continues to work hard) to be the best he can be.

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Kellie King
3 years ago

Justin is an exceptional young man!

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Toshua Brooks
3 years ago

This man has completely changed.

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James Brown Jr
3 years ago

Justin is a stand up guy! I would recommend him for a full pardon hands down. He models the ideal citizen.

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Rob Major
3 years ago

Please pardon Justin!

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Klynt Russell
3 years ago Featured

Briefly met Justin when I was working for a moving company a few years back, if this man did something when he was younger he’s long since changed his ways if he was different back when he was 18. If anyone deserves the pardon it should be him.

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Courtney Jones
3 years ago

Justin is an amazing husband, father, pastor, friend, and human being. He lives his life to glorify God and is a huge light to everyone who has the pleasure of knowing him. He has personally helped me and my family through very hard times and we are forever thankful for him and blessed to know him.

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Amanda Mears
3 years ago

I am in full support of the pardon for Justin. He has been nothing but amazing, giving, loyal, helpful, inspiring, and so much more since I met him many years ago.

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John McLeod
3 years ago

Justin has been a huge influence on so many that struggle with addiction and life struggles in general. He is definitely not the same guy that found himself in all that trouble

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Tammy Stirmel
3 years ago

I met Justin 3 years ago by ordering woodwork online during covid shutdown. He was honest and prompt. Little did I know he belonged to the same church my son had just started attending. Since then Justin was ordained. He has been nothing but an inspiration to me since meeting him in person. I admire and respect Justin immensely. He has proven his worth to the community and all those he comes in contact with. If anyone deserves to be pardoned, Justin does.