Victoria Langlois

Celebrating the Life of Victoria Rose Langlois
April 8, 1993 – October 14, 2026

Some people move quietly through life, and others, like Victoria Rose Langlois, were never meant to go unnoticed.

Victoria, 33, passed away on October 14, 2026, leaving behind a lifetime of memories, a family who loved her, and a personality that could never be replaced.

Born on April 8, 1993, in Spokane, Washington, to Pamela Ann Langlois and the late Duane Edwin Langlois, Victoria was born and raised in Spokane and was the youngest of her siblings, forever the baby of the family. But being the youngest didn't make her the quietest!

Affectionately known as "Squeaks" for her unmistakably high-pitched voice, Victoria was never afraid to use it. She spoke her mind, stood her ground, and didn't back down from a disagreement. She could be stubborn, outspoken, and a little feisty, but when it came to the people she loved, she was fiercely protective and always ready to stand up for them.

Victoria also had a wonderfully creative side. She loved flowers, craft projects, and anything that allowed her imagination to run wild. She enjoyed life's pleasures, especially a good old-fashioned water balloon fight. She loved having fun and found joy in the little things that made everyday life memorable.

Victoria was the mother of two children, Oliver Langlois-Herndon and Ruby Langlois, whom she loved deeply. Her journey wasn't always easy, and like anyone, she had her share of struggles and imperfections. But her love for her children was real, and they will always be an important part of her life and legacy.

Victoria was unapologetically herself. She could test your patience one moment and remind you exactly why you loved her the next. She had a fire in her that couldn't be easily extinguished and a spirit that refused to be anything but herself.

Her family will remember all the pieces that made her Victoria: the good, the complicated, the spirited, and the beautiful.

Victoria is survived by her mother, Pamela Ann Langlois; her children, Oliver Langlois-Herndon and Ruby Langlois; her sister, Charlotte Hernandez; and her brothers, Joshua Bowen and Daniel Langlois.

She was preceded in death by her father, Duane Edwin Langlois, in 2001; her brother, Sean, in 1989; and her grandparents. While her family wishes they could have had more time with her, they find comfort in imagining her reunited with loved ones who went before her.