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One by one, family and friends made their way into the Bowman Colonial Chapel in Overland. Inside, the chapel
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was decorated with pink, red, and white flowers, and people who knew and loved Angie Hman talked not about their loss,
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but how she touched so many in her short life. Following the ceremony, a short distance away, mourers gathered at the
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Laurel Hill Cemetery. The one thing everybody talked about was Angie Hman's smile. In fact, her great-g
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grandandmother wrote a letter which was read at the service which said, "Our world is going to be a lonely place when
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we can no longer see your beautiful face." But there were no smiles at Angie's final tribute when a family
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friend played a song Angie liked called Say Hello to Heaven, followed by a balloon release.
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[Music] Even though this was a day to remember Angie, it was also a day to remember
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there will be no prom, no wedding day, or even a chance for Angie to become a mother herself. But still, one friend
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said she was filled with hope. >> That there is a God up above and justice will be done. and that no matter who did
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this, they realized that nothing can separate them, not even this. >> At the end of the service, the clouds
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suddenly parted and the sun came out. One family member said it was a sign Angie was at peace
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>> in Overland. Sarah Harlo, News Channel 5.