My name is Martin. I have almost 13 years done, and I get out 3/1/2029. I'll be getting my GED this coming year, and with good days I'll get about 75 more days off my time. I have three kids, ages 39, 35 and 30, with 9 grandkids I haven't seen yet, but I will be around them after I'm released and enjoy every minute I've missed! I've worked most of my life when I'm not in here. I love the outside world: fishing, camping, anything that has you out doing things with family and friends. I look younger than I am; I feel being in this place for as long as I have has preserved me. I worked out and ran a lot when I was younger, so if you think you can keep up with me out there, please hit me up and see! I've been in relationships with women 15 to 20 years younger than me. I'm very upfront about myself, and I'd like someone who can keep up with me. I look forward to meeting that person. As for a woman, I'm looking for anyone who can enjoy a good time in life. I'm kind of fun in person, and I'm not going anywhere, so hit me up.
Martin K.60
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Martin Keifer III #A707748
Marion Correctional Institution Ohio Mail Processing Center (OMPC) 884 Coitsville-Hubbard Rd Youngstown, OH 44505
“Outdoorsy dad and grandpa who loves fishing and camping”
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About Me
- February 16
- Expected 2029
Mailing Address
Martin Keifer III #A707748 Marion Correctional Institution Ohio Mail Processing Center (OMPC) 884 Coitsville-Hubbard Rd Youngstown, OH 44505
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