Juan-Julius DAndrew Romero

Juan Romero was a 25‑year‑old whose life mattered deeply to those who knew him. While public records about his early years and private life are limited in the available sources, what is clear is that Juan was part of the Dallas community where he lived and worked as a young adult.

On September 3, 2022, Juan’s life was cut short; he was found injured in an apartment in the 6500 block of South Cockrell Hill Road in Dallas and later died from his injuries. Dallas Police reported the event and later updated their public notice that two suspects had been arrested in connection with the September 3 death. The department also offered a Crime Stoppers reward to encourage anyone with information to come forward. These facts are part of the public record of the city’s effort to investigate what happened and support the pursuit of answers for Juan’s family.

Beyond those public details, Juan should be remembered first as a person — someone whose presence mattered to family members, friends, and neighbors. Even when formal biographical records are limited, the loss of a young life leaves real grief and memories: evenings spent with loved ones, plans not yet realized, and the everyday kindnesses that make up a life. Those who knew Juan remember a human being whose relationships and quiet moments defined him more than the circumstances of his death.

If you have memories, photos, or stories about Juan you would like included on a memorial page, sharing them with his family or a trusted memorial organizer will help ensure his life is honored with the dignity it deserves.