Hello, my name is Kamaya. I’m a charismatic, compassionate, consistent man looking to build with new people and uplift anyone going through their own hardships toward success. I have a high school diploma and attended Eastern Michigan University for 2 years majoring in business. I’m tri-lingual also have competed in oratorical and poetry contests. As well as written a book since being incarcerated. Currently in the process of finishing my second manuscript for another book. I’m interested in traveling, sightseeing, going on cruises and living an active lifestyle. I’d be down to go hiking, kayaking, taking a yoga class, attend plays/concerts. As nothing comes to a sleeper but a dream, I aspire to journey beyond my comfort zone and see more of what the world has to offer.
I have been blessed with a second chance to change my life so I strive to motivate and promote positivity in the lives of the people I come in contact with. Less than 30 months left, I’m looking to build friendships that will last a lifetime. I look forward to hearing from you positive people soon. More pics available upon request. Due to mail regulations if you send a letter through the mail, write your name and address on the letter or I cannot respond.
Effective Nov 1, 2017, the Michigan Dept of Corrections is implementing significant changes to the Prisoner Mail Policy, PD 05.03.118. A new Operating Procedure has been developed as well, that will further outline new requirements for processing incoming prisoner personal mail. The following regulations will be strictly enforced: 1.Personal mail will be removed from the original envelope and placed in a plain envelope for deliver. The original envelope will be discarded. 2. Your friends and family members should include your name, MDOC in identification number and the return address of the sender on both the envelope and the mail which is included in the envelope. 3. Mail containing stains of any type including but not limited to perfume, lipstick, oily substances, water marks, body fluids, etc., are not allowed. 4.Only mail written in blue or black ink or lead pencil is permitted. Mail written in marker, crayon, paint, glitter, chalk, charcoal or colored inks is not permitted. 5. Mail must not contain glue/paste or nontransparent tape of any type. 6. Greeting cards must be no larger than 6'x8", single fold, commercially produced with no embellishments, including but not limited to cutouts, jewels, raised areas , etc. 7. Photographs are allowed only if printed on white, standard weight paper: no card stock or photo paper. Mail received that violates the above regulations will be rejected by the mail room staff in accordance with PD 05.03.118.
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