Hollie Matthews, Tim Roundtree and Kelsey Roundtree Obituary, BRYAN COUNTY, Ga. — Hollie Matthews, Tim Roundtree and Kelsey Roundtree died following a multi-vehicle crash on Interstate 16 in Bryan County, Georgia, while traveling with family. Their deaths came after a collision involving multiple vehicles on eastbound I-16 near mile marker 143.
According to the Georgia State Patrol, troopers responded to the crash at approximately 2:10 p.m. after receiving an initial report of an unresponsive person. The preliminary investigation determined that a 2017 Ford F-250 traveling in the right lane struck the rear of a stopped 2018 Kenworth tractor-trailer.
The impact pushed the Kenworth into a 2015 Mack tractor-trailer, which had also stopped due to construction ahead. Three occupants of the Ford were killed in the collision, including the driver, a front-seat passenger and a rear-seat passenger. Four juveniles traveling in the Ford were transported to a hospital in Savannah with life-threatening injuries.
Among those who died was Dr. Hollie Matthews, a longtime member of the Moses Lake, Washington, medical community and founder of Eudaimonia Medical Spa. She built a career in family medicine and was known for her work caring for patients throughout her years in healthcare.
Matthews graduated from the University of Washington School of Medicine and began practicing family medicine in 2004 after completing an earlier internship in general surgery. During her career, she worked with Confluence Health, Samaritan Healthcare and Columbia Basin Hospital before opening Eudaimonia Medical Spa in Moses Lake in 2025.
The practice provided direct primary care services along with aesthetic treatments, including Botox, dermal fillers and other procedures. Office manager Deanna Fountain shared a message of sympathy with patients and others connected to the medical spa following Matthews’ passing.
The deaths of Hollie Matthews, Tim Roundtree and Kelsey Roundtree have brought grief to those who knew them as family members continue to cope with the loss. Funeral arrangements and additional memorial details have not yet been announced.
The Georgia State Patrol continues to investigate the circumstances surrounding the fatal I-16 crash. Hollie Matthews, Tim Roundtree and Kelsey Roundtree will be remembered by those whose lives were impacted by their presence, while the investigation remains ongoing.
