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PITTSBURGH (AP) — A funeral service has been held for a mother of five who was among those killed earlier this month in gunfire at a western Pennsylvania cookout. More than 100 people gathered Saturday at Mulberry Community Church in Wilkinsburg to mourn Tina Shelton, who was killed in the March 9 gunfire in Wilkinsburg that left five adults and an unborn child dead. A letter from her partner, Bruce Mullen Jr., was read in which he called for forgiveness for those responsible and said Shelton was killed "because God needed another angel in heaven." A funeral service for Shada Mahone was held Monday, and a joint service for siblings Jerry Shelton, Brittany Powell and Chanetta Powell is scheduled Tuesday. An official says authorities believe they have identified suspects, but arrests aren't imminent.

Funeral held for mother of 5 killed in cookout ambush