NEW YORK -- Hundreds mourned Hector Camacho on Saturday in the landmark East Harlem church the fighter attended as a boy, and hundreds more cheered and shouted "Macho" when his coffin was carried out and loaded into a hearse afterward. "Hector lived the American dream, to come from simple beginnings and to be known by thousands of people," the Rev. Frank Skelly said. "He could lift us up, and he could break our hearts. He could inspire us and at times disappoint us." Camacho, a native of Puerto Rico who moved to East Harlem as a child, was shot in the face Nov. 20 while sitting in a parked car with a friend outside a bar in Bayamon, his hometown in the U.S. territory. The friend, Adrian Mojica Moreno, died at the scene. The boxer died after doctors removed him from life support. Police have said they have suspects but have not yet arrested anyone for the shooting. There was no mention of Camachos bloody end during the service at St. Cecilia, an imposing brick and terra cotta church that is on the National Register of Historic Places. Skelly, the churchs former pastor, said he remembered Camacho as a child in the 1970s. "I really didnt see much of Hector after he left our school, so I still see him as a little boy, and I think thats how God sees him," the priest said. "Everything else is not important." Justin Camacho, one of the fighters four sons, read a scriptural passage. The 50-year-old Camachos coffin was carried into the church draped in a Puerto Rican flag; the flag was replaced by a white cloth adorned with a cross during the service. Mourners waved flags and hoisted newspapers with Camachos picture on the front page. "I still cant believe it happened to him," said Tanya Espana, who met Camacho in the 1990s through a friend and brought a book of snapshots that documented their friendship. "Macho was very caring, very loving." Known for his flamboyant displays in the ring, Camacho won super lightweight, lightweight and junior welterweight world titles in the 1980s and fought high-profile bouts against Felix Trinidad, Julio Cesar Chavez and Sugar Ray Leonard. He had a career record of 79-6-3. The church was about half-filled with a few hundred mourners, but hundreds more waited behind police barricades across the street and cheered the coffin. Burial followed at St. Raymonds Cemetery in the Bronx. The funeral capped two days of mourning in the neighbourhood known as Spanish Harlem where Camacho grew up. On Friday, hundreds of fans turned out for the public wake and watched as a carriage drawn by white horses carried Camachos body through the streets. beats by dre . The surprising Os have already beaten some big odds, getting past the two-time defending AL champion Texas Rangers and their Japanese ace, Yu Darvish, in the win-or-go-home wild-card playoff. beats by dre cheap . Simona De Silvestro and her HVM Racing team are in Edmonton this week hoping to put a slew of problems behind them that have left her buried deep in the driver standings. [url=http://cambridgediversity.org/beats-by-dre-uk.html]http://cambridgediversit... . Catch the game live on TSN2 and TSN Mobile TV at 7pm et/4pm pt and join our Game Night Blog to get playoff updates. Florida lost the opener of this best-of-seven series, but has since posted consecutive wins to grab a two games to one edge.The New York Islanders confirmed on Saturday that Lubomir Visnovsky is all right after the defenceman was involved in an automobile accident in his native Slovakia. "I have spoken directly with Lubomir, and am pleased to report that he did not suffeer any serious injuries," said Islanders general manager Garth Snow in a statement.dddddddddddd Visnovsky, 35, hails from Topolcany, Slovakia. He played last season for the Anaheim Ducks and was traded to the Islanders on June 22 at the NHL Draft. ' ' '