It’s Okay to Not Be Okay

Kenneth and Sandra Bracy take great pride in their family’s farming legacy. They raised their two children on their farm along the Tennessee–Kentucky state line in Robertson County. Their son, Jason, followed in their footsteps, returning home to continue the family operation. In 2010, Jason died by suicide. Now, Kenneth and Sandra share his story in hopes of reaching others who may be struggling—especially in the farming community. Their message is simple: suicide is not the answer. It’s okay to not be okay, and it’s important to talk to someone.