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Janelle Brown Reflects on Garrison’s Legacy One Year After His Tragic Passing

Janelle Brown Reflects on Garrison’s Legacy One Year After His Tragic Passing
  • PublishedMarch 5, 2025

One year has passed since Garrison Brown, the son of Sister Wives star Janelle Brown, tragically died by suicide at the tender age of 25, leaving a profound void in the hearts of his family and friends. On March 5, Janelle took to social media to express her enduring grief, stating, “In EVERY quiet moment you are first and foremost in my thoughts. It’s been a year baby. We miss you so much. I miss you so much.” Her post encapsulates the raw pain of losing a child, a feeling that many parents can relate to but few can truly understand.

Janelle also encouraged her followers to honor Garrison by donating to local animal shelters, a cause he was passionate about, having adopted three cats from such facilities. This act of remembrance highlights the importance of mental health awareness and the need for community support, especially following a loss like hers. In a poignant photo, Garrison is seen smiling with one of his beloved cats, underlined by a quote from the film Dragonheart: “To the stars, Bowen, to the stars.” This heartfelt tribute serves as a reminder of the joy Garrison brought to those around him.

Navigating grief is a complex journey, and both Janelle and her ex-husband Kody Brown have openly shared their experiences since Garrison’s death. Kody noted the intense and unique nature of losing a child, likening it to an irreconcilable future loss that feels starkly different from the grief experienced for friends or relatives. “It’s strange having your child pass,” he expressed to People Magazine, highlighting the emotional landmines parents step on in such circumstances, which can often complicate the grieving process.

Reflecting further on their family dynamics, Janelle has found solace in sharing memories and milestones with her other children during significant holidays, such as their first Thanksgiving without Garrison. “We laughed about your silly sense of humor and told so many stories honoring you,” she shared, illustrating how families strive to keep the memory of lost loved ones alive.

As the Brown family continues to navigate this heart-wrenching chapter, their journey emphasizes the importance of mental health advocacy and the vital role of community support in healing. Garrison’s story serves as a potent reminder of the struggles that many face and the need for open dialogue surrounding mental health issues, particularly in the context of youth.

Sources: Celebrity Storm and E! Online, People Magazine, The American Foundation for Suicide Prevention

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