GREENSBORO, N.C. -- It's been almost a week since a Greensboro mother was shot and killed in her car after a minor crash on Sunday.
Friends and family are still trying to cope with the tragedy that cut Carolyn Tiger's life short.
Greensboro police say Tiger was involved in a minor crash with another car near Meadowview Drive. The other car followed Tiger down South Elm-Eugene Street, then blocked her car in at Patton Avenue. Police say the driver got out of the car, grabbed a rifle from the trunk and opened fire.
Tiger was driving with two young children in the back seat. She died shortly after arriving at the hospital.
Police are still searching for the suspect. Witnesses say the alleged shooter was driving a light blue Hyundai.
Tiger's coworkers at KFC say they never imagined when she walked out the door Sunday that would be their final goodbye.
"It breaks my heart because you know she was trying really hard to get everywhere in life she wanted to go. She was giving it all she had," said Michelle Palm, the manager at KFC.
The community is invited to observe a moment of silence at 4:30 p.m. on Sunday, March 10, at the KFC on Bessemer Avenue.