ter was. I don't know how I'm going to be the same without her,  Alicya said.

Wix's sister said the 34-year-old mother loved her job at Chipotle. She was on her break Sunday afternoon, in the back alley, when police say the suspect randomly attacked her.

 It was a senseless crime. I just keep asking myself why, but we have to just live with her memory,  Alicya said.

Chipotle and other nearby restaurants closed for the evening so workers could attend the vigil.

Solis described the grief of trying to process what happened.

 It's like surreal. You can't even imagine what she went through and what was her last thought of what happened to her. Knowing she was trying to get up and move and she wasn't able to, it's very hard,  Solis said.

Jaquoya's family is now focused on supporting her 15-year-old daughter, who had already lost her father years earlier. An online fundraiser for the girl surpassed $20,000.

 Her little girl has no Dad and no Mom, so we have to support her and make sure she's going to be taken care of,  Alicya said.

Solis also called for greater access to mental health resources.

 This is a shame that someone would go to this beyond because of the mental illness they have and it shouldn't happen like this, they should have more help for mental health like this,  Solis said.

The suspect is expected to be arraigned as early as Tuesday.

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