Funerals held for Danforth shooting victims Julianna Kozis, Reese Fallon

It was a sombre day in two suburban neighbourhoods where funerals were held for the two people killed in a shooting rampage last weekend on Toronto's Danforth Avenue.

Church bells echoed through Markham, a city north of Toronto, as a funeral procession carrying a small white casket pulled up at the St. Panteleimon Greek Orthodox Church on Warden Avenue.

A neighbour, Leslee Wells, described Julianna as "a very sweet little soul."

"When I was taking my dog for a walk, she would be dancing out in front of the house, not a care in the world," she previously told CBC News.

Not far away, in Scarborough, a mounted honour guard stood at attentionas about 500 people, including Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and Toronto Mayor John Tory, entered Reese Fallon's funeral.

"We wish our sweet angel eternal peace and light. We will never forget you for one moment," her family said in a statement released Saturday.

Monday's funerals were both private events but mourners continue to pay tribute at a growing memorial on the Danforth. The prime minister also made an appearance to lay flowers at thefountain in Greektown.

A growing memorial along the Danforth for the victims of Sunday's shooting

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As people attend a memorial service for the victims of the shooting, some stop and lay flowers and write messages of hope along the Danforth

Hussain was found with a gunshot wound to his head after exchanging fire with police. A source revealed to CBC Toronto that he shot himself.