This is my friend Hannah she’s at Chesapeake City Jail in Virginia.
Being incarcerated can be incredibly lonely, and she’s having a really tough time right now. If you have a few minutes, I know it would mean the world to her to hear from someone.
A simple message, a little encouragement, or even just saying hello can make a bigger difference than you might imagine.
I’ve included her photos and information below, along with instructions on how to contact her through Securus.
This is Hannah’s message:
Hey y’all! My name is Hannah. I’m 5’6” with brown hair, brown eyes, a big heart, and an even bigger sense of humor. I love to laugh, enjoy good conversation, and always try to find the positive in every situation. My friends would describe me as caring, genuine, and someone who loves making people smile.
I’m single, bisexual, have no children, and when I’m released I’ll be off probation. If I make a genuine connection with someone who’s willing to stick by me through this chapter, I’d even be open to relocating for the right person.
Right now, I’m hoping to meet new people, build meaningful friendships, and share stories, encouragement, and a few laughs. This experience has taught me a lot about resilience, growth, and appreciating the little things. If you’re open-minded, easy to talk to, and value real connections, I’d truly love to hear from you.
Hannah Kymmell #97190
400 Albemarle Drive
Chesapeake, VA 23322

You can message me by creating an account through Securus.
And if you’re in a position to brighten my day a little more, I’d be incredibly grateful. Even a small contribution to my commissary or phone account helps me stay connected, get basic necessities, and makes this time a little easier to get through. There is absolutely no pressure—your kindness, whether it’s a message, a letter, or any support at all, means more than you know.