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Twila Byars pens heartfelt tribute to late stepbrother, Alaskan Bush People<\/em> star Matt Brown.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/li>\n In her brief post, Byar slams “self-serving” tributes while honoring her brother with a photo montage.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/li>\n Brown’s body was recovered on May 30 in Washington’s Okanogan River.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n Alaskan Bush People<\/em><\/a> star Matt Brown’s stepsister is tired of seeing “self-serving” tributes days after his tragic death.<\/p>\n On Wednesday, Twila Byars shared a brief post paying tribute to her stepbrother, and made sure to clear the air about why she doesn’t yet have more to share.<\/p>\n “I want to pay tribute to my little brother and his life but the self-serving feeling is a bit much for me,” Byars wrote, accompanied by a montage of photos <\/a>featuring both Matt and herself. “So this will be the last of them for now.”<\/p>\n She concluded, “Rest in Peace little Brother.”<\/p>\n Matt, the eldest son of the Brown family featured on Discovery\u2019s Alaskan Bush People,<\/em> was found dead at 42<\/a> on May 30, just three days after going missing. Early in the search for Matt, his family spoke out about fearing the worst, voicing a belief that Matt had ended his own life<\/a> after a history with substance abuse and estrangement from the family.<\/p>\n