CHICAGO (WLS) -- The life of Rev. Jesse Jackson was celebrated.
Chicago and the nation said goodbye to Rev. Jesse Jackson on Friday and Saturday.
Services were held in Chicago and South Carolina.
Plans in Washington, D.C. were postponed.
The final service for the late Rev. Jesse Jackson was one of love, laughter, tears and inspiration.
Saturday's events were the culmination of days of homegoing services for the reverend who died Feb. 17.
A procession to the cemetery immediately followed Saturday's service, which people from all over came to.
Crowds lined up early Saturday morning to get into Rainbow PUSH Coalition headquarters.
Saturday's have always been a sacred day for Rainbow PUSH in Chicago.
March 7 was no different in the Kenwood neighborhood as dignitaries and reverends joined to honor Rev. Jesse Jackson.
Saturday's celebration of life will be a smaller event. It is expected to begin at 10 a.m.
Trinity United Church of Christ Rev. Dr. Otis Moss III spoke with ABC7 with his father and civil rights activist Otis Moss Jr.
Fellowship Missionary Baptist Church Reverend Reginald W. Sharp spoke about his experience with Rev. Jackson.
Sharp said he admired the reverends' selflessness and love for the people.
