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| Rocking their way to redemption, inmates make furniture for local charities |
| By khq.com- Hayley Guenthner |
| Published: 10/12/2018 |
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SPOKANE, Wash. - We all have a past, things we wish we could take back. Most of us aren't lucky enough to make amends like some inmates at the Airway Heights Corrections Facility. Rocking a sweet baby into a deep, peaceful sleep. It's as close to heaven as it gets. But the comfort each rock provides at the Vanessa Behan Crisis Nursery comes from a place as far away as many would say it gets. "The gang life, shootings drugs, the way I was living, I was living too fast, said inmate Luis Verduzco Jr. It was the early 2000's in Walla Walla. Luis Verduzco Jr. was just a teen back then. He says he knew he was on borrowed time, but he didn't care. "All I knew when I was out there was gangs and selling drugs," he said. "It got me to here. It took 19 years of my life." Read More. |
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