Three Lives Lost, Countless Hearts Broken: Round Rock Mourns Victims of I-35 Tragedy
A Morning of Devastation, A Community United in Grief
ROUND ROCK, TX — What should have been a quiet Sunday morning was instead marked by tragedy, sorrow, and the heartbreaking loss of three lives in a catastrophic multi-vehicle crash on June 29, 2025. The crash occurred in the early hours on northbound Interstate 35 near Palm Valley Boulevard, sending shockwaves through families and communities now left in mourning.
The Round Rock Police Department** has confirmed the identities of the three individuals who lost their lives in the wreck:
Agustin Guillen, 38, of Georgetown, TX
Quinn Stegall, 21, of Round Rock, TX
Maximo Ramirez, 49, of Greenville, TX
Each name tells the story of a life abruptly and unfairly taken — stories now cut short, but not forgotten. In the aftermath of this tragedy, grief hangs heavy over the city of Round Rock and beyond.
Agustin Guillen, remembered as a devoted father and dependable friend, was known for his kind nature and tireless work ethic. A gentle soul with a deep love for his family, Agustin leaves behind loved ones who now face life without the one they leaned on most.
Quinn Stegall, just 21 years old, was a bright light on the verge of adulthood. Friends describe Quinn as vibrant, creative, and full of promise — a young life with dreams still waiting to be fulfilled. The pain of losing someone so young, so full of potential, is impossible to put into words.
Maximo Ramirez, 49, was known for his warm laugh and generous spirit. A beloved member of his community in Greenville, he was a family man and loyal friend. Maximo’s death is not just a loss to his family, but to every life he touched through his kindness and compassion.
Authorities are still investigating the cause of the crash, and details continue to emerge. What remains certain is the depth of heartbreak this accident has caused. Three families are left shattered. Empty seats at dinner tables. Memories frozen in time. Futures lost in an instant.
As the community comes together to mourn, candlelight vigils and memorials are being planned to honor Agustin, Quinn, and Maximo. Friends, neighbors, and strangers alike are sharing stories, lighting candles, and wrapping these grieving families in support.
In times like these, we are reminded just how fragile life is — how quickly everything can change. And how much we need one another to carry the weight of loss.
To the families of Agustin, Quinn, and Maximo: we grieve with you. Your loved ones will not be forgotten. Their lives mattered. Their memories live on.
Rest in peace, Agustin Guillen, Quinn Stegall, and Maximo Ramirez. Your light will never fade.