My name is William R. My sobriety date is June 12, 1993. I live in the state of Washington, USA. Since January 1998, I have served Sexaholics Anonymous as the Correctional Facilities Coordinator.

I work for SA ten hours a week. It is my job to carry out the day-to-day tasks of the Correctional Facilities Committee (CFC). These tasks include working with members of the CFC to decide how we can be more effective; communicating with Intergroups local groups, and individual members, as well as inmates and prison officials; providing information and support to CFC representatives who coordinate our work in their individual areas; and attending local and national conferences to talk with CFC representatives and members about the progress in our efforts to reach the sexaholic in prison. I am in frequent contact with Kay and Kimberly in the Central Office in Nashville, Tennessee, and Buddy S. of Pennsylvania, the chair of the CFC.

Much of my time is spent in front of my computer responding to e-mails and writing letters, or talking on the phone. I seek to be a connecting link between members of the fellowship and inmates and prison officials that are looking for help. I am motivated by the awareness of how much it would mean for me to hear that SA had a solution to my problem if I were in prison myself.

The people I have come to know through this work have given my life new meaning and a deeper understanding of what “taking the actions of love” really means.