- Garrison Brown, from “Sister Wives,” died at 25, leaving behind a legacy of respect and hidden struggles.
- His significant choices, such as joining the National Guard and buying a home, starkly contrast with his personal challenges.
- Garrison had varied interests, including animal care, travel, and creativity, showing his love for adventure.
- His strong family relationships, marked by love and humor, stood out despite the difficulties of living in the public eye.
Garrison Brown from a post announcing his death | Source: instagram/kodywinnbrown
The untimely death of Robert “Garrison” Brown, a vibrant and familiar face from the reality TV show “Sister Wives,” has cast a shadow over his family, fans, and viewers who have closely followed the Brown family’s life.
At just 25 years old, Garrison’s life story — from his significant personal milestones, such as his commitment to the National Guard and buying a home, with a substantial loan, to his battle with personal demons leading to his tragic death — paints a complex portrait of a life lived in the public eye, yet shadowed by private struggles.
Garrison Brown’s Tragic Passing
Discovery and Response
The unexpected death of Garrison Brown on March 5, 2024, has deeply affected the Brown family, known from the TLC show “Sister Wives.”
Garrison was found in his Flagstaff, Arizona home, which he had purchased after moving out during the pandemic.
Garrison Brown on a hike in the mountains, posted on July 25, 2022 | Source: instagram/robertthebrown
The Flagstaff Police Department responded to a call at Garrison’s residence on Tuesday morning. Upon arrival, officers found him deceased from what appeared to be a self-inflicted gunshot wound, pointing to suicide as the cause of death. No signs of foul play were observed, and the investigation into his death is still active.
