Family and residents of Flint gathered at St. Mark Baptist Church to remember 9-year-old Tyhari Knox after a car-borne shooting left more than 200 bullets lodged in her family’s home. The service was held in a somber atmosphere as the community prayed together and shared their grief with Tyhari’s family.

9-Year-Old Tyhari Knox Emotional Funeral Service

Flint, Michigan, United States — Family members, classmates, church leaders, friends, and residents gathered in Flint to honor the life of Tyhari Knox during an emotional funeral service held at St. Mark Baptist Church following the heartbreaking drive-by sh00t!ng that targeted her family’s home.

The 9-year-old girl was remembered through prayers, songs, candlelight tributes, and heartfelt speeches celebrating her joyful spirit and loving personality.

During the service, mourners paid tribute to Tyhari Knox as her pink casket, marked with the words “Forever 9,” stood at the center of the church surrounded by flowers, balloons, and pH๏τographs.

Authorities previously confirmed that multiple sh0ts were fired into the family’s residence while children were inside, a tragedy that deeply shocked the Flint community and sparked ongoing calls for justice.

Teachers and classmates described Tyhari Knox as a bright and caring child who loved making others smile and had dreams of a promising future.

Outside the church, community members released pink and white balloons into the sky while continuing prayers for healing and support for the grieving family.

Residents across Flint have continued organizing vigils and memorial gatherings near the family’s neighborhood, where candles, stuffed animals, handwritten messages, and flowers remain displayed in her memory.

Local pastors and community leaders also urged residents to stand united against v!0l£nc£ and continue supporting children and families affected by tragedy.

Authorities stated that the investigation into the drive-by sh00t!ng remains active while detectives continue reviewing evidence and witness statements connected to the case.

As tears filled St. Mark Baptist Church during the final farewell, loved ones said the memory of Tyhari Knox will forever remain alive in the hearts of the Flint community.