A candlelight vigil was held for Tiana on Jan. 18, the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reports. Family and friends gathered as they remembered the young girl, who was also said to be nonverbal autistic. Though, she found other ways to show her love to those she cared for.

“Tiana would walk up to you and it’s all hands, she would rub your face, she’d want to kiss your face,” Singleton told the outlet.

On the day of the shooting, Tiana's mother left her children in the care of their father as she went to the hospital to pick up medicine for another one of her children.

"It's unfortunate that my sister had to go to help her other kid and thought her baby was safe. No guns were in the house, there's seven children here. No guns were in the house," Singleton said.

Michael Anthony Huddleston

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