Chloe Rae Psomas

Chloe Rae Psomas, a beautiful little girl born on April 10, 2024, in Tulsa, Oklahoma, to Cliff and Kristen (Alexander) Psomas, passed away on March 15, 2026, at her home in Fort Gibson, Oklahoma.

Though her time on earth lasted only 23 months and 5 days, Chloe touched everyone she met. Born weighing just one pound four ounces, she faced significant medical challenges with remarkable strength and a constant smile. She was never without the loving care of her family, who stayed by her side through every part of her journey. Sustained by the prayers of many across the United States and abroad, Chloe brought joy and inspiration to all who knew her.

She rarely cried and was full of happiness. Chloe loved playing her piano, playing peek-a-boo, and wearing sunglasses with her daddy. Her little laugh could brighten any moment. She grew excited during therapy sessions, shaking with delight when she accomplished something new. She adored FaceTiming her father during his work travels, her great-grandmother Granny Jane, and other family members, always reaching out to touch the screen. A gentle debate existed between her parents about whom she resembled, but she carried her mother’s looks and her father’s patient nature. She shared a special bond with her brother Cole, who cared for her with remarkable tenderness and looked forward to taking her fishing one day.

Chloe is survived by her parents, Cliff and Kristen Psomas; her brother, Cole Psomas of Lee’s Summit, Missouri; her aunt, Olivia Alexander of Denver, Colorado; her uncle, aunt, and cousins, Jon, Desiree, Amara, and Kaia Psomas of Greeley, Colorado; her grandparents, Susan VanZant of Fort Gibson, Oklahoma, Clay Psomas of Tulsa, Oklahoma, and Ray and Brenda Alexander of Van Alstyne, Texas; and her great-grandmothers, Mary Taylor of Fort Gibson, Oklahoma, and Jane Alexander of San Angelo, Texas. She was preceded in death by several beloved family members.