The family and friends of Hannah Marie Moser are mourning the loss of a beloved daughter, sister, friend, and community member whose life was marked by compassion, courage, and an unwavering commitment to helping others. Hannah, born on May 17, 1987, passed away on May 29, 2026, leaving behind cherished memories and a legacy that will continue to inspire all who knew her.

A touching poem shared in her memory offers comfort to those grieving her loss: “She has gone beyond the range of sight into the glory of the morning light, out of reach of sorrow and despair, safe in the shelter of our Father’s care.” These words reflect the faith and hope that family and friends are holding onto as they navigate the pain of saying goodbye.

Hannah was known as a giving person who never hesitated to help someone in need. She was a fierce protector, a loyal friend, and a compassionate soul who consistently put others before herself. Even after her passing, her generosity continues to make a profound difference. As an organ donor, Hannah has already saved two lives, providing hope and healing to families facing their own difficult journeys.

Throughout her life, Hannah excelled in many areas. She was an All-Star athlete and once served as Riverview Homecoming Queen, though those closest to her say she cared far more about people than recognition or titles. Her greatest accomplishments were found in the relationships she built and the kindness she shared.

Her family also extends heartfelt gratitude to the staff and residents of Recovery Centers of America in Monroeville, where Hannah formed meaningful friendships and found support. Special appreciation has been expressed for her friend Megan and nurse Lori, both of whom held a special place in her heart.

Today, loved ones find comfort in believing Hannah has been reunited with her brother Garrett and her beloved Papa. Though she is deeply missed, her spirit, generosity, and love will live on forever in the hearts of those she touched.