A 15-year-old Texas high school student was fatally shot by another teen accused of waving a gun inside a car following a party on New Year's Day, authorities said. The shooting unfolded while Brynnlee Hampton was heading home with seven other people in Amarillo after midnight on Thursday, January 1, according to court documents reviewed by KFDA-TV. A passenger inside the car, Jeremiah Luke Lajuan Matthews, is accused of waving a gun and pointing it at others inside the vehicle, court documents say, the TV station reported. Then a shot went off, hitting Hampton, the driver of the car later told investigators, according to authorities. Hampton was sitting in the front passenger seat when she was shot, according to the TV station. She was taken to Northwest Texas Hospital and declared dead. Hampton, a sophomore at Tascosa High School, "had a strong and kind spirit that touched everyone who knew her," reads her obituary. "She was deeply loved and will be deeply missed." 18-Year-Old Fatally Stabbed Classmate, 16, With Scissors Over $21 Vape Pen Hampton is survived by her parents, two brothers, grandparents and great grandparents, according to her obituary. Matthews, 17, is now charged with manslaughter in connection with Hampton's death, according to KVII-TV. Information on his legal representation was not immediately available. Following the shooting inside the car, the driver told investigators that when she tried to call her mother for help, Matthews tried preventing her from doing so, according to court documents KVII-TV reported. Another teen, Landrey Korde Matthews, who was inside the car when Hampton was shot, according to court documents, is charged with tampering with or fabricating physical evidence with intent to impair an investigation in relation to the shooting, KVII-TV reported. Following the gunfire, a complaint says that Landrey, 17, grabbed the gun from Jeremiah and tossed it in the street, according to the TV station. Information on Landrey's legal representation was not immediately available. A GoFundMe page created by Hampton's family to support her funeral arrangements says that Hampton "loved her family dearly and, more importantly, she loved God." "She would read her Bible, and when she found a verse that she really liked, she would write it down, take a picture of it, and send it to her Mimi," the page says. "She loved her brothers dearly and loved hanging out with her friends." "Our family is torn to pieces," the page also says. Teen Shot, Killed by GF's Stepbrother While Making Christmas Cookies At Tascosa High School, Hampton played for the volleyball team and was a part of the National Honor Society, her obituary says. "Our hearts are broken," reads a Friday, January 2 Facebook post from Tascosa Rebel Volleyball. "Our volleyball family is mourning the tragic loss of one of our own." "Brynnlee was a light on and off the court," the post continues. Hampton's funeral will be held in Amarillo on Tuesday, January 6, according to her obituary. "Then she will be transported to Paducah, TX, where she will be laid to rest next to her Great Grandmother, whom she loved dearly," her family's GoFundMe page says. Jeremiah and Landrey have been detained in the Potter County Detention Center, jail records show. Jeremiah had his bond set at $500,000 while Landrey's bond was set at $250,000, KFDA-TV reported.