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June 4th, 2024
Well, this week's blog was going to be a funny summary of how I'm annoying when people first meet me and then they get to know me and love me.
And also about a few words about how I'm a guest in the Queen Bee's hive...and how she can't stand me still. I stay small, stay out of her way and mind my own business.
Well, yesterday during my video visit with a few Serenity Sistas, She was on the phone behind me panicking and asking questions then breaking down in to tears. This is a tough woman who has been incarcerated for a long time with many more years to serve. She told me later that her daughter was put in a medically induced coma less than a hour away from our facility. I suggested a furlough request and she gave me 10 reasons why they would not allow it. She did finally go to the chaplain to request it but since it was a Sunday nothing would happen until today, Monday.
There was still hope that she would be able to go and see her 26 year old daughter in the hospital up until about 1pm.
Word just came that her daughter has passed away. My heart is breaking for her, as a parent should never have to bury a child.
That is why I am sending this request out to the universe and to all of you that have supported me on this journey. I figure if each person who reads this email sends in a few dollars we as a group can help cover the cremation cost.
With Grace, Dignity and Compassion,
Gina
Please send donations to: Alicia Wright
REG# 15626-062
How to send money to prison: This is from the BOP website to explain how to send funds to prison
Send a MONEYGRAM:
NOTICE: It's your responsibility to send the funds to the correct inmate. If the information you provide is incorrect, your transaction might be rejected; or worse, the funds may be deposited into the wrong account and not returned.
You'll need the following information:
Account Number: Inmate's eight-digit register number with no spaces or dashes, followed immediately by the inmate's last name (example: 12345678DOE).
Company Name: Federal Bureau of Prisons
City & State: Washington, DC
Receive Code is always: 7932
Beneficiary: Inmate's full committed name
Please visit https://www.moneygram.com/mgo/us/en/paybills and enter the receive code 7932 or Federal Bureau of Prisons.
Enter the Receive Code (7932) and the amount you are sending (up to $300).
First time users will have to set up a profile and account.
A MasterCard or Visa credit card is required.
Send a Money Order through the mail:
Only Send an Acceptable Negotiable Instrument:
Money Order, U.S. Government Check, or Cashier's check/certified check/bank draft
- The inmate's full committed name (no nicknames) AND eight-digit register number must be printed legibly on all negotiable instruments AND on the outside of the envelope that contains the negotiable instrument.
- Non-U.S. postal money orders and non-government checks will be placed on a 15-day hold.
- Foreign negotiable instruments payable in U.S. dollars are held for 45 days.
NO Personal Checks
NO Cash
NO Additional Items
Additional items (non-funds intended for delivery to the inmate) will be disposed of. |