The Badge - Griswold, William (Jimmy)
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You may wonder how religion and murder mix. The truth is, they don't. It wasn't religion that created the problem but it was definitely the solution. When someone is saved, he learns to let God handle his problems. When the main character, Jimmy, is saved, it keeps him from ruining his life along with the lives of those associated with him. My name is William J. Griswold. I was born in Pen Yann, New York on the twenty-fourth day of May 1949. I was adopted and brought to Fitzgerald, Georgia when I was 5 days old. My dad was a Butcher by trade. Mom was a housewife. I graduated high school and…mehr

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You may wonder how religion and murder mix. The truth is, they don't. It wasn't religion that created the problem but it was definitely the solution. When someone is saved, he learns to let God handle his problems. When the main character, Jimmy, is saved, it keeps him from ruining his life along with the lives of those associated with him. My name is William J. Griswold. I was born in Pen Yann, New York on the twenty-fourth day of May 1949. I was adopted and brought to Fitzgerald, Georgia when I was 5 days old. My dad was a Butcher by trade. Mom was a housewife. I graduated high school and went into the Navy for 4 years, I worked on the SCL railroad for 2.5 years. I then went to work for GM for 30 years building car batteries and subsequently retired in 2005. I am active in church as a Sunday school teacher and member of the choir. Sometimes I am even able to preach the gospel. I have been a Christian now for over 38 years! I hope one day to be able to write about my life's story. Seeing my last name is Griswold. I have had a lot of people kid me about the movies using my last name. I am also an avid biker. I have travel all over the Smoky Mountains. I have also ridden to Key West, Florida. I have been to New Orleans twice and rode the Natchez trace for many miles. I am the president of a Christian motorcycle club named "Spirit Riders". I often sit on my motorcycle at our Walmart shopping center with a message of importance. One says "Jesus Saves" and the other says "Give Jesus a chance"!