Amanda Blackburn was the young pregnant wife of an Indianapolis preacher, who died in a home invasion last Tuesday.

Friends, family members, and congregants gathered for what those closest to her called a celebration of Amanda Blackburn’s life.

Amanda Blackburn just wanted to be a mom. Someone snatched that joy from her with one bullet https://t.co/wdTgUo7ARr pic.twitter.com/ZsmP29vDit

— IndyStar (@indystar) November 15, 2015

Sister Amber Wilkinson shared her thoughts in a video.

“The most ironic thing about having a baby sister–a little sister–is you kind of feel like you have to protect them and watch out for them all the time,” she said. “I look up to her more than almost anybody in this whole world.”

Stories of Davey and Amanda Blackburn ran the gamut from their love story to their moving from South Carolina to Indianapolis to start a church. Those attending her memorial chose to focus on her life instead of the violence of her death. They say their “world is shaken, but their faith is not.”

Police say they'll soon release images of suspect in Amanda Blackburn's death. #WTHRSunrise https://t.co/CXusIM7KAr pic.twitter.com/LNETfnZAV6

— Naomi Pescovitz (@NaomiPescovitz) November 16, 2015

On the day Amanda Blackburn died, another break-in took place just a few doors down from the Blackburn home at 5:30 a.m. It is unknown as of yet if the two crimes are related. Surveillance footage shows a male between 5 feet 4 inches and 5 feet 9 inches tall and of slim-to-medium build, who was wearing light-colored pants and a two-toned hoodie.

A reward has been posted for information leading to Amanda Blackburn’s killer.

More than 2,000 people attended the memorial for Amanda Blackburn on Sunday. That means in addition to those investigating her murder, at least 2,000 sets of eyes and ears are alert in the community where she died. Hopefully someone will hear or see something that might aid investigators in finding the person who committed this horrific crime.

Suspect in killing of pastor's wife captured on surveillance footage, police say https://t.co/3qdB1ma0b0 pic.twitter.com/yN6qfvBLC7

— CBS News (@CBSNews) November 13, 2015

In addition to her husband, Davey Blackburn, Amanda Blackburn is survived by her two-year-old son, Weston.