Falling in Love

Barnett Garrison had a way with women. And women had their way with Barnett Garrison.

A A A Comments (1) By Randall Patterson Thursday, Aug 27 1998

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The romance novels she reads do not end that way. Niecee tired at last of talking to herself. She became the new receptionist at a rest home called Parkway Place, and though she hasn't fallen in love again, she can't swear it won't happen. After the annulment, she quit writing Barnett. She signed off:

"No matter how long I live, I'll remember ... the feel of your strong arms holding me, the look in your eyes as you made love to me.... There will always be a spot in my heart that says, 'I belong to Barnett Wade Garrison.' God bless and keep you always. Love, Niecee."

E-mail Randall Patterson at randall_patterson@ houstonpress.com.

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Jimmy Brown 05/26/2010 1:37:00 AM

That can't be correct about my Aunt Candace... You see I lived at her mansion on 3699 willowwick road... I was there and she never married or anyone killed falling down from her SECOND story bedroom... The Third story was above her bedroom which was never entered.. Only three small bedrooms up there. You could get there from a Secret closet that was close to Candaces bedroom, or on the same area (part of the house).. We moved out of her house shortly after her youngest adopted son Eddie shot my brother in the back... I was only 10 or 11 years old when I lived there and I do remember that party that was mentioned... Thanks Jim