A memorial service is planned near Atlanta for Grammy-nominated R&B singer Angie Stone. The 63-year-old artist was killed in a car crash south of Montgomery, Alabama, on March 1.

Family, friends, and loved ones are gathering Friday for a celebration of life for late R&B singer Angie Stone.

Friends and fans of Angie Stone will gather on Friday for a public memorial service for the Grammy-nominated R&B singer. Stone died in a car crash in Alabama on March 1. Stone’s longtime manager said the cargo van she was riding in flipped over and was hit by a truck on Interstate 65. Everyone else in the van survived the crash.

Angie Stone’s family welcomes fans to celebrate her legacy and mourn her death in public services. An announcement shared across the singer’s official Instagram account, details a celebration of life and funeral for the late singer, welcoming followers to register for a guest list to attend.

R&B star Angie Stone, who died in a car crash last week, will have two memorial services, her rep confirmed. On Saturday, Stone is having a private memorial service in her hometown of Columbia, South Carolina, her rep, Deborah Champagne, confirmed to The Atlanta Journal-Constitution.