Chase McAlexander

Chase McAlexander, 27, of Twin Falls, Idaho, passed away on February 1, 2026. Chase was born on October 10, 1998, in Twin Falls, where he was also raised and built a life centered around family, friendship, and adventure.

Chase shared a lifelong love with his wife, Mallory Snow. The two had been together since they were just 12 years old, growing up side by side and creating a life filled with memories and devotion.

He loved spending time with family and going on adventures with Mallory. Chase enjoyed fishing, running, riding his motorcycle, working on cars, spending time with friends, and creating music with Beau Coats. He especially treasured getting into mischief with his brother Tobi. Together they spent countless hours fishing, camping, hiking, riding motorcycles, and working on projects.

Chase could always be counted on when someone needed help or simply someone to listen—especially his siblings. In one memorable example of his dedication, he drove all the way to Texas with his sister Bekah to help bring his brother Jack home. His love for family showed in both big gestures and small quirks. He was famously late to family gatherings—so much so that relatives would tell him events started an hour earlier than they did, and he would still somehow arrive late. It was a trait that brought laughter and will be lovingly remembered.

Chase is survived by his wife, Mallory Snow of Twin Falls; his mother, Jessi Gardner (Drew Foster) of Twin Falls; and his father, Rusty McAlexander of Boise; his other mother Katie Blanc of Twin Falls. He is also survived by his brothers, Tobi McAlexander (Liana Mech) of Twin Falls, Drizzt McAlexander of Twin Falls, Jack Akina (Kalynn Murphy) of Twin Falls, and Leeum McAlexander Blanc of Twin Falls; and his sisters, Rebekah-Lee McAlexander of Twin Falls, Bree Bennett of Portland, Oregon, and Kitana Blanc of Twin Falls.

He is further survived by his nephew, Xylo McAlexander; his nieces, Cheyanne Akina and Onikka Bennett; his grandfather, Steve (Brenda) Gardner of Caldwell; his uncle, Caleb (Jennifer) Gardner of Caldwell; and his aunt, Lois (Chris) Spritz of Jerome.

Chase was preceded in death by his grandmother, Tamra Hodes.

Chase will be deeply missed for his loyalty, adventurous spirit, sense of humor, and unwavering love for his family. His memory will live on in the countless stories, laughter, and music he leaves behind.