Family and friends of 16-year-old Ma'Khia Bryant said their final goodbyes Friday.Bryant was shot and killed by a Columbus police officer on April 20. Police body camera video shows her holding a knife and swinging at two women seconds before she was shot several times. The Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigation continues to investigate.Loved ones gathered at First Church of God in Columbus to remember and honor her life.The service lasted for approximately an hour and a half. Several pastors recited scripture, preached and prayed and artists sang gospel songs. One of Bryant's cousins eulogized the teen. "She was a child of God. She was a daughter. She was a granddaughter. She was a niece, a cousin, a friend, a best friend. She was a student," said cousin Donnie Bryant. "Did you know that Ma'Khia loved getting good grades in school? That she was a very intelligent young girl?"Bryant's mother Paula Bryant was presented with her daughter's high school diploma during the funeral service. "Even though she was taken from us on a Tuesday that's not gonna stop us from celebrating her early graduation on this Friday," Emmanuel Anthony said before attendees stood to their feet. "As the principal of the Academy for Urban Scholars High School, I want to present to Paula Bryant and to the family an honorary high school diploma.""We are all sitting here trying to figure out how in the world can a girl full of life, gifted, talented in skill and ability... have to deal with the realities of death," he said. Congresswoman Joyce Beatty offered words of comfort and vowed to do more on police reform in Washington."I make this commitment to you. I make a commitment that I go back to Washington and I do more and I do better because she and this community deserves better," Beatty said. Mayor Andrew Ginther attended the funeral. Earlier this week, he called on the Department of Justice to investigate his own police department.Breonna Taylor's mother was also in attendance.