The Morgan County community is grieving the heartbreaking loss of Cheyenne Sears, a beloved nurse, wife, and new mother who died in a car crash on State Road 67 near Paragon on Saturday, October 25, 2025.
Authorities confirmed that Sears, a devoted healthcare professional, was a passenger in the vehicle when it struck a deer on the roadway, leading to a fatal collision. Emergency responders arrived at the scene, but despite their efforts, she was pronounced dead. The crash remains under investigation by local authorities.
The tragedy comes just six days after Cheyenne gave birth to twins, Caisley Nicole and Cohen Scott, a moment her family described as one of the happiest times of her life. Friends say she was filled with joy and anticipation about beginning her journey as a mother of two.
Colleagues at the hospital where she worked remember her as an extraordinary nurse, known for her empathy, patience, and commitment to caring for others. Her compassion extended far beyond her professional life—she was a woman whose kindness touched everyone she met.
“Cheyenne had a heart that never stopped giving,” said one coworker. “She was the nurse everyone wanted by their side, and the friend everyone could rely on.”
Her husband, family, and coworkers are now navigating unimaginable loss, with the community rallying around them. Vigils and tributes are being planned in her honor, as neighbors and friends share memories of her gentle spirit and unwavering love.
Sears’ passing has shaken the small Paragon community, serving as a stark reminder of the fragility of life and the importance of cherishing loved ones.
Cheyenne’s legacy, those close to her say, will live on through her newborn twins—symbols of the hope and love she embodied.
As her family mourns, they take solace in knowing that her warmth, compassion, and strength will continue to shine through the lives she touched and the children she leaves behind.
May Cheyenne Sears be remembered not only for the tragedy of her passing, but for the grace, kindness, and light she brought to everyone around her.