The family’s response was one of gratitude amid grief. On December 31, relative Nancy Olmos posted a statement: “In the name of the Olmos family, we want to give a humble and heartfelt thank you to all the news reporters, police detectives, FBI, churches, friends, family and many other communities for your support and prayers. Our beloved Camila Mendoza Olmos is now with the Good Lord.” They requested privacy, particularly for Rosario and Camila’s brother Carlos.Community tributes poured in, including vigils, a balloon release on January 3, 2026, at Wildhorse Sports Park, and a memorial service attended by hundreds on January 4. The Youth Peace and Justice Foundation dedicated a tree in her honor, addressing gun-related suicides among youth. Donations to mental health organizations were encouraged over flowers.
