TOLEDO, Ohio — Hundreds gathered near the memorial set up at Hunter's Ridge Apartments to honor Braylen Noble's short life.
The 3-year-old's family reported him missing earlier this month.
Nearly one week later, after searches by police, the FBI and hundreds of volunteers, police found Braylen's body in the pool at the apartment complex where he lived.
A few days after the gruesome discovery, people pulled up with their cars, motorcycles and even wheelchairs to roll along the streets in his honor.
"Come out to the community and show everybody that we really care and show him everyone did love him. Whatever color you are, we all stick together," said Patrick Farbrother who has been at the memorial site since day one. "We came out since day one and we've been out here since day one."
As people gathered, they decorated their cars in the little boy's memory and took off to a place near and dear to Braylen.
"Swan Park and then we're gonna come back here because he loved the park so everything is about him today in the park," said Sherri Sweeney, coordinator of the memorial.
Sunday is the last of Three Days in Memory memorial that was set up to honor Braylen's short life.
Police say that during the memorial for Braylen, one person was injured when they crashed their motorcycle into another motorcycle in front of them on Airport.
Police say Scott Secord, 30, was thrown over the handle bars of his motorcycle and was taken to UTMC to be treated. Secord was cited for the incident.