Death – Obituary- Cause of Death News : Missing Liberty County Fire personnel, Raegan Anderson and Chandler Kuhbander, have been found dead in an apparent murder-suicide in Cocke County, Tennessee. The tragic discovery has left their friends, family, and community in shock and mourning.
Raegan Anderson, 28, and Chandler Kuhbander, 31, were reported missing earlier this week after they failed to show up for their shifts at the Liberty County Fire Department. Concerned coworkers and loved ones launched a search effort, but their worst fears were confirmed when their bodies were discovered in a remote area of Cocke County.
Raegan and Chandler were both dedicated firefighters who served their community with passion and commitment. Raegan, a beloved mother of two young children, was known for her caring nature and strong work ethic. Chandler, a former Marine, was respected for his bravery and leadership on the job.
The circumstances surrounding their deaths are still unclear, but authorities believe that Chandler may have taken Raegan’s life before turning the gun on himself. The investigation is ongoing, and details are expected to emerge in the coming days.
Friends and colleagues of Raegan and Chandler are devastated by the news of their passing. “They were both such amazing people, always willing to lend a hand and go above and beyond for others,” said one coworker. “It’s hard to believe that they’re gone.”
The Liberty County Fire Department has released a statement expressing their grief over the loss of two of their own. “Raegan and Chandler were valued members of our team, and their dedication to serving others will never be forgotten,” the statement reads. “Our thoughts and prayers are with their families during this difficult time.”
A candlelight vigil is being planned in honor of Raegan and Chandler, where friends, family, and community members can come together to remember their lives and support one another in their grief. The date and location of the vigil will be announced soon.
As the community mourns the loss of Raegan Anderson and Chandler Kuhbander, they are reminded of the dangers that first responders face every day in the line of duty. Their deaths serve as a tragic reminder of the mental health challenges that can accompany the demanding nature of their work.
Raegan and Chandler will be deeply missed by all who knew them. Their legacy of service and sacrifice will live on in the hearts of those they touched and the lives they saved.
May they rest in peace.