The Selmer and McNairy County communities are mourning the tragic deaths of Hannah Marbry and Chloe Kiser following a recent automobile accident in Tennessee. The incident has left families, friends, former classmates and members of the wider West Tennessee community grieving two young women whose lives ended unexpectedly.
Chloe Kiser was a 2023 graduate of McNairy Central High School and was remembered for her involvement in cheerleading and her outgoing personality. Friends and former teammates described her as someone who brought energy and positivity to those around her.
Kiser had also been looking forward to marriage after becoming engaged to Kameron Graham in September 2025. Loved ones had recently celebrated her upcoming wedding at a bridal shower, making the news of her death particularly difficult for those close to her.
Hannah Marbry was likewise remembered as a compassionate and welcoming person who valued her family and friendships. Those who knew her recalled her positive spirit and the connections she formed with people around her.
Following news of the accident, tributes began appearing across the community. Former classmates, friends, coaches and teammates shared memories and photographs while expressing condolences to the families.
Lancaster’s Cheer Force also paid tribute to Kiser, remembering her dedication to cheerleading and the enthusiasm she brought to the sport. Her time as an athlete created lasting connections with teammates and coaches.
Friends who knew both women recalled their school years and the friendships they developed. Their memories included cheerleading activities, school events, practices and everyday moments filled with laughter.
The accident also left several other people injured, adding another layer of concern for the community. Friends and family members have asked that those recovering from the crash also be remembered and supported during the difficult days ahead.
For the people of Selmer and McNairy County, the loss of Hannah Marbry and Chloe Kiser represents a devastating tragedy. Their families, friends and former classmates are now facing the difficult process of mourning while holding on to memories of the two women.
As tributes continue, many hope Marbry and Kiser will be remembered for the joy, friendship, kindness and positivity they brought into the lives of others rather than solely for the circumstances surrounding their deaths.
Their passing has left a lasting void among those who knew them, while the community continues to offer condolences and support to their loved ones.