Hundreds gathered Saturday at Crossroads Christian Church to remember Rylee Goodrich. Many in attendance, including her family, were wearing the 18-year-old's favorite color: pink.
Goodrich and 19-year-old Anthony Barajas were shot execution-style while watching a movie at a theater in July, a crime which has left so many shattered.
"Those that know Rylee and... those that didn't know her personally have endured this pain. It hurts a whole town, a community. It's grief upon grief," said the church's Pastor Doug Husen.
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The lobby of the church was filled with pictures of Goodrich and her letterman jacket from Corona High School.
Friends say the athlete's faith was a key part of her life.
As they honored the young life cut short, much of the focus was on helping her grieving family.
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"Everyone's going to have the opportunity to embrace this family, to encourage them, support them," the pastor added.
Following Saturday's service, Goodrich was laid to rest.
The 20-year-old suspect arrested for the double murder is due in court later this month.