Janelle Brown Reflects on Cherished Family Moments Before Son Garrison's Passing

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Janelle Brown expressed her gratitude for having photos taken with all six of her children before her son Garrison's sudden passing. She shared on Instagram that they were all together last Christmas, which was a rare occasion due to their busy schedules. She emphasized how thankful she is now to have those pictures as a precious memory.

In the photo, Brown posed with kids Garrison, Logan, 29, Maddie, 28, Hunter, 26, Gabriel, 21, and Savanah, 18. Maddie and Logan’s spouses, Caleb Brush and Michelle Petty, were also there, all smiles in a forest. Caleb and Maddie’s three children stood next to their grandma.

Janelle shares her six children with ex-husband Kody Brown, whom she separated from in December 2022. Kody, 55, is also a father of 12 other children, whom he shares with exes Meri Brown and Christine Brown and wife Robyn Brown, respectively.

News broke on Tuesday, March 5, that Garrison (born Robert Garrison Brown) had died at the age of 25.

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Janelle and Kody shared on Instagram that they are mourning the loss of their son, Robert Garrison Brown. They described him as a bright presence in the lives of those who knew him. His passing has deeply affected them, leaving a large void that is overwhelming. They request privacy during this difficult time and appreciate any gestures to honor his memory.

Earlier that day, Garrison was discovered unconscious in his apartment in Flagstaff, Arizona. According to a police report we obtained, it was revealed that he had sustained a self-inflicted gunshot wound.

The police report also mentioned that Janelle had become worried about Garrison's behavior when he posted a strange message in their family group chat.

“I want to hate you for sharing the good times. But I can’t. I miss these days,” Garrison reportedly wrote, per the police documents.

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Janelle mentioned that Garrison did not reply to any of the follow-up messages. In the report, his roommate, Addison Miele, also mentioned that Garrison had been dealing with depression and alcohol issues.

He was truly a remarkable individual, spreading nothing but positivity and kindness to everyone around him. Miele shared with Us on Thursday, March 7, how he not only provided her with a place to stay when she needed it, but also showed unwavering support as a friend and landlord. He is someone I deeply admire and respect.

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Editor's P/S:

The sudden and tragic passing of Garrison Brown at the age of 25 has left an unfillable void in the hearts of his family and friends. Janelle Brown, Garrison's mother, expressed her gratitude for having recent photos of her son and his siblings, as they serve as precious memories in the wake of his untimely demise. The article highlights the importance of cherishing moments with loved ones, especially during the holiday season when families gather together.

The circumstances surrounding Garrison's death, as revealed in the police report, provide a glimpse into the challenges he faced. His self-inflicted gunshot wound and previous struggles with depression and alcohol use underscore the need for increased awareness and support for those battling mental health issues. The article emphasizes the availability of resources like 988 Lifeline, which offers confidential support and crisis intervention to individuals in need.