Several motorcycle riders gathered in Cedar City, Utah, to commemorate and raise money for scholarships in the name of 17-year-old Kaylee Dutton, who was killed in a drive-by shooting last January. The goal for this second memorial is to raise even more money for these scholarships in her name. Last year, about 50 riders raised around $12,000, but this year, Erik Ricardo with Boozefighters Chapter 87 Utah expects even more. They hope to raise close to $18,000 this year and use this money to keep Kaylee's legacy alive. For Kaylee’s mother, Kimberlee, the support has meant everything, showing that many people care about her, even though she is not physically here.