Mountain House High mourns senior killed in crash on Mountain House Road
Trezur Williams, 17, was remembered at a candlelight vigil Tuesday evening, days after the crash that killed her.
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Mountain House High School students and staff gathered Tuesday evening for a candlelight vigil to remember Trezur Williams, a 17-year-old senior who died Friday in a crash on Mountain House Road just north of Grant Line Road in Alameda County.
Williams was riding in a sedan that crashed into a big rig, according to the Tracy Press. Classmates Jasmine Gordon and London Ward read tributes at the vigil, and the Mountain House High choir performed in her memory. A table at the school held flowers, teddy bears and candles.
"It's finally hitting me that we won't be in the same class laughing together every day, telling each other everything," Gordon said, naming homecoming, prom and graduation as the milestones she had expected to share with Williams.
Social worker Dr. Chaun Powell also spoke at the vigil, telling those gathered that mental health and well-being resources are available and urging them not to hesitate to ask for support.
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- Tracy Press ↗Retrieved 2026-10-02T18:11:18.133527411Z
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