Jesse Gilliam, a well-respected Superintendent, was charged with being caring, good-natured and influential with his friends and associates, as he went "behind bars for good" to help the Muscular Dystrophy Association continue its services to children and adults with neuromuscular disease. Jesse, Superintendent of the McMinnville and Sparta quarries, was arrested and taken to the MDA jail on April 18.
Being incarcerated didn't bother Jesse because he and McMinnville scale clerk, Gerri Bouldin had already started raising his $1,000 dollar bail money beforehand. Although Jesse arrived at the jail with $1,125.00 bail money in hand, the MDA staff still officially put him behind bars and took his "mug shot". Rogers Group helped Jesse raise some of his much needed bond money with a donation of $250.00 dollars.
Thanks to everyone who gave support and assistance to Jesse and Gerri with this worthy cause.
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Jesse Gilliam, Superintendent of McMinnville and
Sparta quarries, raises $1,125 in "bond money" for MDA.
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