Amanda Frias Rosas and Victor Frias Rosas of Las Vegas, Nevada, were tragically killed on May 12, 2026, in a shooting at the Smith’s grocery store where they both worked. Amanda, 40, and her husband Victor lost their lives in an act of violence that has shaken the local community and left their loved ones devastated.
The couple had built a life together in Las Vegas after marrying in February 2025. They shared a workplace at the Smith’s on South Maryland Parkway, where Amanda served as a floral designer and manager. Colleagues and friends remember them as dedicated partners who brought warmth and commitment to their roles and to each other.
Amanda and Victor were known for their love and dedication to their children. Amanda was remembered by longtime friends as a happy woman and a devoted mother. Together, the couple focused on creating stability and a better future for their family, centering much of their energy on nurturing their son and daughter.
Their son turned 12 on the day of the tragedy, and their daughter was days away from her 10th birthday. The children now face life without their parents, prompting an outpouring of support from the Las Vegas community. Family and friends have rallied to honor the couple’s memory and provide care for the young ones left behind.
A fundraiser has been established to help cover funeral and memorial expenses while supporting the children through this unimaginable loss. Community members continue to share stories of Amanda’s kindness and Victor’s friendly nature, highlighting the positive impact the couple had on those around them.
As loved ones and the wider Las Vegas community mourn Amanda and Victor Frias Rosas, they reflect on the love the couple shared and the legacy they leave in their children. Though their lives were taken far too soon, memories of their devotion as parents and partners will endure, offering some comfort amid the profound grief.
