Sister Wives star Garrison Brown may have passed away in March 2024, but he certainly will never be forgotten. After his

death, his siblings adopted his pet cats. Many of them went on to get tattoos in his memory. However, Christine Brown and

her side of the family opted for a different approach.

In a new interview, Christine and David Woolley invited fans into their home to give a tour of their new place. And naturally, they had to give an update on the memorial.

Read on to get the scoop.

Christine Brown Woolley Shows Off Her Memorial Tree

As 2024 continued, the Brown family realized they would experience many painful “firsts” after losing Garrison. Last week, they celebrated their first Thanksgiving without him. Although it was surely a difficult experience, Janelle shared that her other children visited and they had a lovely time together.

But Janelle and her children aren’t the only ones honoring Garrison’s memory. Christine Brown helped raise him and wanted her own way to remember him.

Shortly after his passing, Christine posted that she and her children planted a tree in her yard. In a new interview with Entertainment Tonight, she gave the outlet a tour of her home and showed the tree’s progress.

“‘Sedona Midnight’ is the Memorial Tree planted in honor of Janelle and Kody’s son Garrison, who tragically passed away earlier this year from a suicide,” a voiceover reveals in the video.

“She is the tree that is for Garrison. Garrison just posted a really cool picture of Sedona, he was a great photographer. And he posted a picture of being in Sedona and he’s like, ‘This is Sedona Midnight.’ And then in parenthesis it’s like, ‘It would be my stripper name if I was a stripper,” Christine explained in the interview, referencing one of Garrison’s Instagram posts.

David chimed in that he thought Sedona Midnight made a great stripper name and his wife agreed.

Sedona Midnight Was A Tribute To Garrison On His Birthday

Garrison Brown passed away a month before his birthday, making the occasion incredibly somber for the family. Christine and her children chose to turn their grief into action, deciding to plant the tree.

“So for his birthday, the way that we kind of memorialized Garrison, was we planted Sedona Midnight. So there she is,” Christina continued. “She’s a Louisa Crabapple. And when she gets really really big, she’ll get really really really big and tall. And then you’ll just be apple to sit under her and be enveloped in her love.