JASON CARROLL, CNN ANCHOR: It was one week ago today that Santee, California, was thrust into the national spotlight. The shooting at Santana High School left two students dead and a community mourning their loss. CNN's Hena Cuevas has more.</s>HENA CUEVAS, CNN CORRESPONDENT(voice-over): It was a weekend for remembering and saying goodbye. Sunday, 14-year-old Bryan Zuckor, one of the two students killed a week ago at Santana High School, was laid to rest.</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE: I want to give some of you the opportunity to share some thoughts, some memories.</s>CUEVAS: Friends and family say the teen, who dreamed of becoming a stuntman, will be remembered mostly for the way he treated others.</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE: And I know people say this about other people, and sometimes they don't really mean it, but it was true about Bryan because I never saw him get mad at anybody or ever be mean to anybody.</s>CUEVAS: On Saturday, it was 17-year-old Randy Gordon's turn to be remembered.</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Randy was always trying to do his best. He would always do more than what was expected.</s>CUEVAS: The school week will begin like every Monday at Santana High, a stark contrast to the images of panic and chaos of just seven days ago when police say 15-year-old Charles Andy Williams took a gun to school. Two were killed, 13 wounded.</s>TRAVIS GALLEGOS, WOUNDED STUDENT: Imagine the scariest thing you can imagine and just make that even scarier.</s>CUEVAS: Williams, who faces up to 500 years in prison on murder charges, will be in court again in two weeks to determine if he can be tried as an adult, an event all here in Santee will be paying close attention to. But for now, the focus is on the lives that were lost, and making sure Randy and Bryan are not forgotten. Hena Cuevas, CNN.
California School Shooting: Two Victims Laid To Rest