faces charges of murder, attempted murder and weapons possession.

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A capacity crowd of 500 squeezed into the church’s sanctuary. Another 500 formed a standing-room only crowd in the gym and youth building, and 500 more waited outside the Oakdale Baptist Church.

A 6-year-old friend from church, Lily Gunby, wore a pink and black Superman shirt. She said Jacob “was really sweet,” and “knew a lot about Jesus.”

Lily’s uncle Derek Gunby says Jacob was “the cutest thing ever” at Bible school.

Renae Hall (L), mother of Jacob Hall, talks to Starr Henderson during a wake service for Jacob Hall — a 6-year-old South Carolina boy wounded in a schoolyard shooting who died October 1 — in Townville, South Carolina October 4, 2016. REUTERS/Ken Ruinard/Pool.

John Buckland drove his Batmobile fromJackson wrote on Twitter this afternoon. "It's not about football anymore. It's about picking up the pieces of his life."

Gordon entered the NFL in 2012 with a checkered past after failing three marijuana tests in college -- two at Baylor University and one at the University of Utah. Still, he has been dominant on the field, including when he returned from his two-game suspension last September.

The 6-foot-3, 225-pound Gordon finished the 2013 season as the NFL’s leader in receiving yards (1,646, which ranks 10th all time) and receiving yards per game (117.6, which ranks sixth all time). He also had 87 catches and nine touchdowns, earning Associated Press first-team All-Pro honors and his first Pro Bowl selection. He is ranked 16th on the NFL Network’s The Top 100