On Sunday’s all-new Sister Wives, the fractured Brown household emotionally reunites to say goodbye to Janelle and Kody’s son Garrison, who died by suicide in March 2024.
The Brown household reunited in Wyoming to bid farewell to Garrison Brown following his tragic loss of life.
On Sunday’s all-new Sister Wives, the household put their variations apart to provide Garrison a correct ship off close to the household ranch Kody Brown as soon as referred to as house, and the place different members of Kody’s household are buried.
The 25-year-old was discovered lifeless at his Flagstaff, Arizona house by brother Gabriel on March 5, 2024. He died by suicide.
In a non-traditional funeral apply, Kody opted to dig the grave for Garrison’s urn, which was crafted to appear to be a Nordic ship.
“This was a pilgrimage for me,” Kody mentioned whereas digging up the plot for Garrison’s last resting place. “It is about bringing my boy house and placing him within the floor.”
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It was one thing his ex-wife Janelle Brown discovered very becoming.
“I really feel like there’s some symbolism in me handing him to Kody,” Janelle mentioned by tears, as she gave her ex the urn. “And though Kody and I’ve our massive variations, in that second, we had been simply mother and father.”
Whereas the reunion had its awkward moments, with Kody noting that there are members of the family who “bristle” on the presence of different members of the family, the Brown household patriarch mentioned, for a scarcity of a greater phrase, these emotions acquired “buried” there that day.
Family and friends of the Browns introduced tokens to be buried together with Garrison as effectively, together with his brother Paedon Brown’s army tags.
“He is been a giant a part of my life as a result of he has been my army management,” Christine Brown and Kody’s son mentioned in an emotional confessional. “I’ve his tags, so I gave him my tags and his tags will hold on me without end. And I made positive to hold mine on the boat in order that mine will hold with him without end.”
“These items, these tokens, all of them have that means,” Kody added.
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It was an emotional day for all of the Brown members of the family, particularly Meri Brown, who broke down over the “heartbreaking” impression Garrison’s passing has had on their whole brood.
“I simply image his smile and on this one specific image his face is like like pointing as much as the solar,” Meri started. “It is simply the smile that’s simply gone from the world and it is simply heartbreaking.”
“The world misplaced this superb individual and so they did not even know nobody else knew. What a tremendous individual that they will by no means know,” Christine remarked. “And the weddings he will not be at, within the children lives he will not be in.”
“The most effective factor to do is simply, I believe for me is simply sit within the second and permit myself to grieve,” she added.
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Whereas it is one thing almost not possible to make peace with, Janelle did discover solace in realizing that Garrison was lastly at relaxation.
“He is like he is lastly right here, he is lastly at relaxation. It is completed, this a part of the journey is completed,” Janelle declared earlier than sharing how this household reunion additionally served as a therapeutic second.
“I’ve discovered there may be nice therapeutic for me in being right here with the youngsters, it simply jogs my memory that there is a larger image,” she mentioned. “However I nonetheless have this superb household and so many thrilling issues occurring.”
Sister Wives airs Sundays on TLC.
In the event you or somebody you already know is combating melancholy or has had ideas of harming themselves or taking their very own life, get assist. The Nationwide Suicide Prevention Lifeline (1-800-273-8255) offers 24/7, free, confidential help for individuals in misery.
