Zach Muckleroy, the Chief Executive Officer at Muckleroy & Falls, tragically lost his life in a fatal collision on US Highway 281 in Blanco County. The incident occurred on Wednesday evening, prompting officials from the Blanco County Sheriff’s Office and the Texas Department of Public Safety to respond to the scene and initiate separate investigations into the tragic event.

Muckleroy & Falls posted on Facebook,

“It is with heavy hearts that we share the tragic passing of our beloved CEO, Zach Muckleroy, and his two children, Judson and Lindsay.
Zach had a charisma about him and the uncanny ability to light up any room he walked into. He had a charitable heart that made lasting impacts on the Fort Worth Community. He treasured his family and was a proud alumni of TCU.
“He was passionate about the construction industry and led the Muckleroy & Falls team with a calming demeanor.
He will be greatly missed.
“We ask that you keep his wife, Lauren, parents, Harold & Pat, siblings, Alyson & Steve Gasper, and David & Madison Muckleroy in your prayers.
The M&F Family is heartbroken.”

Muckleroy, dedicated to his role as CEO at Muckleroy & Falls, was known for the company’s commitment to client-focused, professional, and responsible commercial construction services. Their approach emphasized integrity, meticulous attention to detail, unwavering commitment to quality, and adherence to timelines, all delivered at competitive pricing. Apart from general contracting, they also offered design and construction services, leveraging their extensive expertise in real estate development to provide high-value services to their clients.

Plans for Zach Muckleroy’s obituary and funeral arrangements will be shared by his family, allowing colleagues, friends, and the community to pay their respects and honor his contributions to Muckleroy & Falls, reflecting on his legacy in the construction industry.

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