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WLRP supports Pennsylvania Women Lifer's who want to share their positive experiences, personal growth, and to assist the women in seeking a second chance.

The Women Lifers Resume Project supports all of the 200 plus women in Pennsylvania who are serving a life without parole sentence (LWOP).  Resumes featured on this site are of a voluntary nature and should not be perceived as the only women we support for release.  Some women have elected not to participate at this time.

Who are we?

We are mothers, grandmothers, daughters, sisters, aunts. We are beloved family members.

SCI Muncy

SCI Cambridge Springs

Photo Gallery of Participants
From SCI Muncy and SCI Cambridge Springs

Sheena King
Brittany Williams
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Sylvia Boykin
Patricia Stark
Loni Krick
Tracey Shaw
Thelma Nichols
Terri Harper
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Cynthia G Photo
Yvonne Hiller
Nichole Hawkins
Tricia Muff
Rose Boyd-Tolver
Stacey Newkirk
Heather Lavell
Rose Dinkins
Geraldine El Photo
Marie Rodriguez
Karen Ann Phillips
Denise Crump
MIirinda Sue Boob
Sarita Miller
Doris Williamson
Normita Jackson
Niegra Egerton
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Cheryl Casper Photo
Nicole Newell
Paula Johnson
Celest Coles
Melony Ford
Marsha Scaggs
Kristin Edmundson
Dorothy Farbo
Nelda Beatty
Marie Scott
Heather Lavelle
Rebecca Young Photo
Lori Lassiter
Kystle Weaver
Kyra Clardy
Diane Weaver
Jacqueline Masse
Michelle Hetzel
Janet Martin
Debra Lee Brown
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Cyd Berger
Brenda Watkins
Amy Pencille
Chanel Wiest 5-22 Photo
Chamella Morris
Cybil Swank
CURRENT NEWS

INTRODUCTION

Thank you for taking action with us on Tuesday, December 10th, the International Day for Human Rights.  The Commutation Now campaign is a PA statewide initiative made up of long time advocates, family members,  formerly incarcerated people and loved ones of people sentenced to die in 

 

 

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prison.  In Pennsylvania, there are over 5,000 people who have been sentenced to a Death by Incarceration sentence, also known as life without parole. Many of these individuals–our friends and loved ones, as well as people we have never met–have done incredible work to transform themselves and their lives. 
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