Houston, TX – Tragedy struck over the weekend in west Houston when a Texas attorney was shot and killed outside a McDonald’s. The incident occurred after the attorney intervened in an altercation between an angry customer and McDonald’s employees.
The victim, 46-year-old Jeffrey Limmer, tried to calm down the customer who was upset with his order. The confrontation escalated, resulting in Limmer pushing the customer to the ground. In retaliation, the customer retrieved a gun from his car and fatally shot Limmer before fleeing the scene in a blue Ford pickup truck from the early 2000s.
Limmer, a dedicated and compassionate individual, had a close bond with his family and friends. Known for his sense of humor and zest for life, he was a former high school quarterback and baseball outfielder. Limmer pursued higher education at the University of Texas and graduated from South Texas College of Law before becoming an associate at a local law firm.
Described as someone who always sought to stand up for the underdog, Limmer’s sister, Jennifer Thomas, expressed pride in her brother’s final act of bravery. In the eyes of his family, Limmer’s unwavering commitment to doing what was right epitomized his character.
As authorities continue their search for the shooter, Limmer’s loved ones seek closure and justice for his senseless killing. Despite the heartache of his untimely death, his family takes solace in the fact that Limmer followed his moral compass until the very end.
In a community reeling from the tragedy, the memory of Jeffrey Limmer serves as a reminder of the profound impact one individual can have in advocating for justice and standing up for what is right. The void left by his loss is a testament to the profound legacy he leaves behind.