On December 21, 2025, the Frankfort, Indiana community received the heartbreaking news of the passing of Hannah Jean-Ann Weathers at the young age of 22. Born on February 4, 2003, Hannah grew up in Clinton County, where she developed the gentle, compassionate nature that would define her short but radiant life.
The sudden loss of someone so full of promise has enveloped family, friends, and neighbors in deep sorrow, leaving many to reflect on the fragility of life and the enduring impact one young woman could have in just over two decades. Frankfort, a small Midwestern town known for its neighborhoods, historic courthouse square, and strong sense of community, now carries a quiet heaviness as residents remember a life that touched so many hearts.
Hannah possessed a bright smile and an innate warmth that drew people toward her effortlessly. Her compassionate nature shone through in everyday interactions, whether she was listening attentively to a friend in need, offering a kind word to a stranger, or simply sharing laughter that brightened the room. Those who knew her best recall how she had a remarkable ability to make others feel truly seen and valued, never seeking attention for herself yet always leaving others feeling uplifted.
Raised in Clinton County, Hannah maintained close ties to her roots while building a life filled with love and devotion. She was deeply cherished by her parents, Kris Belkofer and Jody Husman, who watched her grow into the caring young woman she became. Hannah’s marriage to her husband, Caden Weathers, represented a new chapter of shared hopes and dreams, with the couple beginning their journey together surrounded by the support of family and friends.
The loss of Hannah at such a young age has left an unmistakable void in Frankfort, a place where generations often stay connected through schools, churches, local events, and shared history. Her passing during the holiday season has made the grief feel even more poignant, transforming what is typically a time of gathering and celebration into one of quiet remembrance and reflection.
Visitation and funeral services will be held on Wednesday, December 31, 2025, at the Archer-Weston Funeral & Cremation Center in Frankfort. These gatherings will provide a meaningful space for loved ones to come together, share memories, offer comfort to one another, and celebrate the beautiful, though far too brief, life Hannah lived. The community that embraced her will stand united in honoring her memory, finding strength in collective remembrance and the enduring legacy of kindness she leaves behind.