Was just listening to Johnny Cash singing San Quentin; remember it well. Was an inmate there at the time he recorded his San Quentin album. Celebrated my 40th year being free from San Quentin last month. I remember being told, you will be back. Thank God, I didn’t go back. Still remember my number B-11097. You can make it if you try.
Respectfully,
Harry “John” Scott Centre
Dear Sirs; Today I just read the tribute to deceased inmate. Joe Diggs, that appeared in the March/April 2011 edition of the San Quentin News. I read the issue on line here in Tempe AZ. I have represented Joe since 2004 in a long and bitter fight to get recognized by the VA for his disabling condition. We were never successful, but Joe never gave up.
The article about Joe Diggs was great. It was really well written and it treated him with dignity and respect, something the VA never did. It made me proud to have known him. Thank you for printing it.
Truly yours,
Theodore C. Jarvi
Attorney-at-law
Please send me information on how I can subscribe to your newspaper monthly. I really enjoy your updated news articles and would like to personally receive your paper monthly.
Thank you so much. This is my first time in prison
Sincerely,
Laticia Serna
Dear Laticia,
Unfortunately, due to budget cuts we are not able to mail personal subscriptions of the San Quentin News. We recommend that you have a friend or family member visit our website where a copy of the San Quentin News can be printed free of charge and have them mail it too you. In addition, we send copies to all of California’s 33 prison libraries where you should be able to get a copy to read.
Sincerely,
The San Quentin News Staff