Dear parole board, we want Reginald Hubbard back in society, our lives, and in our community for he is someone to each of us: a son, a brother, a cousin, an uncle, a father, a grandfather and friend.

When he left the community back in 1984, he was a young immature adult in his late twenties with so much room for growth. Today, he is a 61 year old grandfather still learning and disseminating lessons back into the community.

After 34 years of imprisonment, he has dearly proven to us, as well as himself over the duration that he is more than ready to be released. Some of us have been right there beside him during this entire journey and some of us were just a part of; yet, all of us equally feel his pain and struggle. We have witnessed so much growth and development, despite his circumstances and we all feel his genuine passion amd remorsefulness.

We would be more than grateful and appreciative if you, "The parole board" were to release him to us, for we are here to make sure he has shoulders to lean on and arms to hold him up and keep him strong.

With our support and the community around him, he will succeed upon re-entering back into society and our care. Thank you.

Best Regards,
Marlon Harrison