Hannah Marbry and Chloe Kiser Obituary, SELMER, Tenn. — Hannah Marbry and Chloe Kiser are being remembered by family members, friends, former classmates, teammates, and members of the West Tennessee community following their deaths in a crash that has left the Selmer and McNairy County communities grieving.
Kiser, a 2023 graduate of McNairy Central High School, was known in the community for her involvement in cheerleading and her outgoing personality. She had been preparing for a new chapter in her life after becoming engaged to Kameron Graham in September 2025. Loved ones had recently gathered to celebrate her upcoming wedding at a bridal shower before the crash.
Kiser was also remembered by Lancaster’s Cheer Force, where she previously competed as an athlete. The organization paid tribute to her dedication to cheerleading, positive attitude, and the impact she had on teammates and coaches. Her family was also recognized for the support they provided throughout her cheerleading journey.
Marbry was remembered by those who knew her as a compassionate and welcoming young woman who valued her family and maintained a close circle of loved ones. Friends described her as someone whose positive spirit and kindness left a lasting impression on people around her.
Following news of the tragedy, social media became a place for former classmates, coaches, teammates, friends, and community members to share photographs, memories, and messages of condolence. Those who knew the two women recalled their friendships and the joyful moments they shared during their school years, including cheerleading practices, games, and community activities.
One longtime friend recalled meeting Kiser and Marbry during freshman-year cheerleading tryouts, remembering how quickly the two became known for making others feel welcomed and included. Another friend said she had recently celebrated with Kiser at a wedding shower just days before the accident, making the sudden loss particularly difficult to comprehend.
The tragedy has also drawn attention to those injured in the crash who are continuing to recover. Friends and family members have asked the community to keep everyone affected in their thoughts as the families navigate the difficult days ahead.
As Selmer and McNairy County continue to mourn, Kiser and Marbry are being remembered for the friendships they built, the happiness they brought to others, and the positive memories they created during their lives. Their loved ones and the wider West Tennessee community continue to offer condolences to both families while supporting one another through the loss.
