JACKSON, Mississippi — Family members, friends, and community supporters gathered for an emotional memorial service and balloon release to honor the lives of Erica Weathersby, 30, her sister Keyana Weathersby, 25, and Keyana’s 2-year-old son, Camari Givens.

The gathering brought together hundreds of people who came to offer prayers, share memories, and stand alongside the family during an incredibly difficult time. The service was filled with music, flowers, heartfelt messages, and personal tributes celebrating the lives and memories of those who were lost.

Following the ceremony, family members and loved ones released balloons into the sky as a symbolic tribute to Erica, Keyana, and Camari. The moment offered those in attendance an opportunity to reflect on the memories they shared and the impact the three had on their families and the wider community.

Relatives remembered the two sisters as caring and hardworking women who were deeply devoted to their loved ones. Camari, just 2 years old, was remembered as a joyful young child whose presence brought happiness to those around him.

Friends, neighbors, and community members also gathered to offer words of comfort and encouragement to the grieving family. Many expressed their support and pledged to remain by the family’s side as they navigate the difficult days ahead.

Meanwhile, the investigation into the incident remains ongoing. Authorities have announced charges against Cornelius Carter, Jordan Carter, and Mikayla Young, while a fourth individual has also been taken into custody in connection with the case. Prosecutors and investigators continue to review evidence as the legal process moves forward.

As the memorial came to an end, those gathered reflected on the lives of Erica Weathersby, Keyana Weathersby, and Camari Givens and the memories they leave behind. Their family expressed gratitude for the support and compassion shown by people across the Jackson community during this difficult period.

For those who knew and loved them, the hope is that their memories will continue to live on through the family, friends, and community members who came together to honor their lives.