Gabrielle Brantley
Hello, my name is Gabrielle Marie Brantley, I am 31 and the definition of laid back. I believe in letting people be exactly who they are and learning to love them or glean from them. I am optimistic and a God-fearing woman even in the midst of the worst storms. I believe in reaching for the stars, even from rock bottom, and I believe my greatest strength is resilience. I am big on respect, love, loyalty, communication, reciprocity, education, authenticity, positive energy and good vibes.
I have been wrongly convicted and actively working on an appeal to overturn this false imprisonment. It has been hard for people to look past my charges and sentence to the point I’m starting to believe a real connection is not in the cards, at least while I’m behind these walls. I have been hurt by a man who claimed to love me, I have been abused and used, yet I still believe in love. I am a woman who loves LOVE and still in search of my King. A King that allows me to be a Queen, someone that is going to inspire me, lead me, protect me, love me beyond my brokenness. A man who will be a positive influence in my life and one that understands the LIFE doesn’t always mean forever. A man who believes a woman should be spoken to with care and treated with respect and reminded that she matters.
So, if you’re looking for someone with a good heart, good energy, meaningful conversations, a beautiful smile, and someone you can talk to and laugh with, I’m here. I’m waiting to hear from you. I’d prefer JPay, but still appreciate a good hand written letter.
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State: Michigan
Inmate ID# 955393
Name: Gabrielle Brantley
Agency: Michigan Department of Corrections.
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Mailing address:
Gabrielle Brantley #955393
Women’s Huron Valley Correctional Facility
3201 Bemis Road
Ypsilanti, MI 48197
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