No, the return address is that of InmateAid in Florida. Your name is at the top with the Company's address below. If you want to provide your address to the inmate, you can add it in your letter. Most people like the safety of not having their home address on an envelope in a prison or jail. 

It does happen from time to time, more than you'd think. You will see articles in the news where they expose female guards having sex with inmates. These guards quickly become inmates themselves in the end.

only if they want to

getting out

let me ask my fiance for permission ;)

You can send a letter or a postcard to give them the information.

yes, just about everyday i think about it and regret the lost time and the people I hurt

the key is persistence. you should have your inmate talk to the chaplain to see if they are even eligible to get married in jail

Sending newspapers to an inmate is possible and staying connected to the outside world through current events is something many inmates genuinely value during a long sentence. There are two ways to approach it depending on whether you want a national publication or a local newspaper from home. For national newspapers InmateAid offers subscriptions to several publications including the Wall Street Journal and USA Today, two of the most popular choices among incarcerated readers. You can set up

printed on glossy photo paper to the edge... sent by US Mail into the prison or jail with InmateAid's return address