I have gotten along quite well with my neighbors and community when I let them know my past and then let them observe my present and future. I have become active in a variety of activities and get along well with all. I am even friends now some some who initially rejected me when I moved into my home back in 2004. To have good neighbors, be a good neighbor. We are going to be the instrument that corrects the paranoia that infects some. It’s a slow but rewarding process and brings peace to all concerned.

The Bible tells us that if a man puts his hand to the plow and looks back, he is not worthy of the Kingdom of God. Satan will try to use our past to destroy our future. One of our goals must be to “upset Satan’s apple cart”. Be honest in using your past as a learning experience, don’t try to hide anything, and live a lifestyle that will cause your community to question the ‘system’ and its constant effort to tear down good people who have had some failings in life…even those who would condemn fall into that category and just hope that their lives are never brought into the ‘light’.

Mr. Munsey, Thank you for your courageous fight in this issue. You are an inspiration to me and others. You get it. We cannot be fearful to speak up with honesty and sincerity, and that an error, no matter how grieveous, should not condemn a man for the rest of his life, especially after that man served his court sentence; and as most already know regarding this offense, punishment after the fact is so stringent and punitory that one is easily set up for failure. This isn’t justice.