Family and friends gathered in Winder on Friday to honor the life of a teen killed in the shooting rampage at Apalachee High School.
Christian Angulo's funeral service was held at Saint Matthew Catholic Church on Wilkins Road.
Following the ceremony, the 14-year-old's body was taken to Hoschton City Cemetery for burial.
The procession drove through downtown Winder. Residents lined the sidewalks to show support and share in the family's grief.
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Remembering Christian Angulo
Friends described Angulo as a free spirit who loved to make others laugh.
Abner Sanz, who has been friends with Angulo since middle school, told FOX 5 that he was shocked when he learned that Angulo had named as a victim in the Sept. 4 shooting.
"I was just like, 'What's going on?' And then I checked the family group chat and there's my sister saying that there's a shooting at Apalachee and that's how I was just like, 'This isn't real, this can't be happening,'" Sanz said. "I started asking other people if it was true that he had passed away because I just wanted to know. I was in denial because you would never believe somebody that you knew would pass away just like that."
Writing on a GoFundMe page raising funds for Angulo's funeral, freshmans older sister said his family was "truly heartbroken" by his sudden loss.
"He was a very good kid and very sweet and so caring," Lisette Angulo wrote. "He was so loved by many."
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Angulo is the last of the two teachers and two students killed in the shooting to be laid to rest.
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