On last week's episode, Bridger and Lindsay Frampton shared their experience as one of many families at church in Grand Blank, Michigan on Sunday, September 28th when tragedy struck.

In this week's episode, they talk about the days, weeks, and months that followed and how they've been navigating life since.

Both originally from Utah, Bridger and Lindsay Frampton moved to Michigan for Bridger's

residency at Henry Ford Genesis.

Bridger is a military veteran and he and Lindsay are the parents of five children.

At the end of the last episode, Bridger and Lindsay, we talked about the families and the

victims of those who were killed in the shooting.

And you guys paid beautiful tribute to those people.

But Bridger, you mentioned that the family of Pat Howard in particular had been helpful

in your grieving and influential in your grieving process and healing. Can you talk to me a little

bit about that? Yeah. One of the statements, I guess the phrases I've heard throughout this experience

and learned to be true is that

grief and gratitude can coexist

deep sadness

and awe

at the power of the Savior and his ability

to be with us in these times can coexist.

So yeah, the Howard family has been very supportive of my healing, my family's healing.

It feels like we've come closer to everybody in the ward, but I'm very grateful for the Howard family.

And mind you, Pat and Kitty Howard, those were the individuals of the family at the church.

But I'm also talking about the children of Pat and Kitty.

They've reached out.

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