It is time to break the cycle of recidivism.

This site is my personal contribution to addressing a real PROBLEM that costs taxpayers hundreds of billions annually, impacts millions of people (crime victims), and generations of AMERICAN families.

The common thread to a national problem.

- Limited education.

- Limited job skills.

- Limited life skills.

- Lack of stability.

- Poor decisions.

- Dependence on drugs and alcohol.

Please join us as we lobby our congressman to introduce two law changes and move the program forward.

Sincerely yours,

Gary

Gary Jennings

www.gjennings.com (Company site)

www.airleasing.net (Nonprofit site)

www.stoprecidivism.net (Nonprofit site)

GaryKJennings@me.com

Cell: (619) 549 5440 CST/OK

Lena Coley 1912 - 2001, Kina, Oklahoma.

This is a brief history of the women in our family over the last 100 years.

Lack of education, alcohol, drugs, and poor decisions played a significant role in their lives.

Gene & Bonnie Jennings, early 1960's.

Bonnie Coley Jennings passed away in 1972 (age 36) from drugs, and alcohol-related issues, daughter of Lena Coley. Three children: Patty, Suzy, Gary,

Suzy & Patty

Suzy and Patty tragically followed their grandmother's and mother's path; both passed away in their early 40s from drug, and alcohol-related issues.

Suzy had three daughters; two live normal lives (University graduates), and one follows a similar path as Lena, Bonnie, Suzy, and Patty (Drug, and alcohol issues).

B. Jennings

"B" is following a similar path as Lena, Bonnie, Suzy, and Patty, age 42 (Drug, and alcohol-related issues).

Gary K. Jennings (Son of Gene & Bonnie Jennings)

I was delivering an environmental speech to 500 people (Salton Sea Project, CA). Please see Bio, LinkedIn, and Facebook for details—no issues with drugs, alcohol, or recidivism.