Funeral appeal collects $62,738 for family of five killed in Seguin crash

The GoFundMe campaign, “Help Gloria's Family With Funeral Costs,” is organized by Gloria Lumbreras in Houston. At 8:26 p.m. Central Standard Time, it recorded 1,230 donations. The collection total was $12,738 above the displayed goal: a measurable response to relatives facing the immediate costs of laying five loved ones to rest.⁠75

In our November 10 report, we described how all five occupants of a black Chevrolet Tahoe died after it left an eastbound Interstate 10 overpass in Seguin and landed on Farm-to-Market Road 725 below. What has changed is the verified picture of financial support for their relatives—not the status of a completed crash investigation. The final cause and the driver’s identity remain unestablished in the reporting.⁠1⁠75

The appeal describes relatives returning home with their three children when the single-vehicle crash happened. Its account is about the collision’s aftermath: a family trying to grieve while also confronting the practical expenses that follow five deaths. “The funds raised will help cover funeral expenses and ease some of the financial burden during this painful time,” the campaign states.⁠75

The money is concrete help, but the campaign’s progress bar cannot answer every financial question. Its $50,000 target is a chosen fundraising goal, not an independently verified bill or an estimate establishing the full cost of five funerals. Collecting more than that amount does not establish that every expense has been covered.⁠75

Nor does the collected total establish how much has already reached relatives or been spent. The donation count records contributions, not necessarily different people: one person can give more than once. These figures describe the campaign at a particular moment—02:26:50 UTC on November 11, still Tuesday evening in Texas—and can change as donations continue.⁠75

No funeral date, burial destination or repatriation arrangement has been verified for this report. The appeal establishes why support is being sought; it should not be read as confirmation of arrangements it does not announce.⁠75

Seguin police identified the adults as Omar Lumbreras Oliva, 30, and Ana Deli Lumbreras, 31, according to KTRK’s report carried by 6abc. That police-attributed account identified the children by age and sex: a 13-year-old boy and girls aged 6 and 3. The family lived in Porter, in Montgomery County, in the Houston area.⁠1

Family-focused reporting by Univision names the children as Arian, 13, Genesis, 6, and Hailey Lumbreras, 3, and describes them as siblings who died alongside their parents. Their names come from that coverage, rather than the police-attributed identification passage.⁠7

One identification detail still needs clarification. The 6abc/KTRK account spells their mother’s first name Ana; KENS 5 uses Anna. The discrepancy remains unresolved, and the fundraiser supplies no clarification.⁠1⁠14

The best-supported crash date is Sunday, November 8, 2026. Seguin public information officer Jennifer Sourdellia described the Tahoe traveling east on I-10 before veering off the roadway, leaving the overpass and coming down onto FM 725. Police said none of its five occupants survived the impact.⁠12⁠1

Police-attributed reporting places the wreck shortly before 1 p.m., narrowing the timing without establishing an exact reconstructed moment. Rain and wet pavement were reported, but those conditions alone do not explain why the SUV left the highway. The exact cause has not been determined.⁠37⁠1

That distinction matters. A description of the weather is not a completed finding about the vehicle’s movement or the driver’s actions. No verified conclusion about speed, impairment or mechanical condition is established here, and a complete original police crash report has not been verified for this account.

For the relatives, the immediate burden does not wait for investigators to finish. The appeal documents help arriving for funeral expenses. It does not yet provide a complete accounting of those expenses—or an answer to why the family never made it home.⁠75