Liancourt , Haiti ( CNN ) -- She gingerly walked from the car and shuffled up the small hill , her eyes welled in tears . The first sight of her daughter 's grave was too much for Beatrice Elan to bear . She began to scream and flail . `` Anna , Anna , Anna , '' Elan cried , while two family members struggled to restrain her . On Thursday , Elan 's 11-year-old daughter , Anaika St. Louis , became another victim of a tragedy unforgiving to both the old and the young . Just hours earlier that day , CNN brought Anaika 's story to the world . For 48 hours she had lain trapped under the rubble since a 7.0-magnitude earthquake struck Haiti on Tuesday . Her right leg was crushed and pinned by a steel beam . `` My lord God , save me ! '' she cried . Her screams were chilling . Share your tributes to victims of the Haiti earthquake . No rescue teams could be found . Caring neighbors and family desperately tried to cut through steel using a hacksaw . CNN correspondent Ivan Watson and photojournalist Dominic Swann , climbed up into the crevice that trapped Anaika , and brought her water and granola bars . She reached out to hold their hands when she was scared . Volunteers gave Anaika a pair of glasses to protect her eyes from the dirt . `` She spent 3 days in the hole . All that time saying , 'My God , I do n't want to die . I want to live , '' said her aunt Etiana Jean-Baptiste . On Thursday night , neighbors found a power saw and a portable generator . Soon after , Anaika was free . But a happy ending eluded this story . Anaika was rushed to a doctor , who could only offer some mild pain killers . The doctor told the family that they had to get Anaika to a hospital about three hours away . Her uncle said Anaika was bleeding internally . She was so incredibly strong , he said , and was willing to have her leg amputated , to live . `` She say , 'Thank you , God . Because He save my life , '' said Rodreffe Jean-Baptiste , in broken English . `` If I lose my feet . I always had my life , '' he recalled his niece saying . But before the night was over , Anaika was gone . Anaika 's family called her the `` little lawyer , '' because she wanted to study law one day . She sang in the choir at church and at school , and seemed to have found a special place in each of her family members ' heart . Her aunt said she was just beautiful . `` She said ... 'Bring me a Bible . There is a psalm I like a lot , which is Psalm 23 , ' '' recalled her aunt , Etiana Jean-Baptiste . `` She spent all her time reading the psalm . She said , 'My God , come help me . ' '' Anaika 's funeral was held in a church in Liancourt on Friday night and Anaika was buried -- wearing a Girl Scouts uniform and a veil in Liancourt . Liancourt , about two hours away from the devastated capital of Port-au-Prince , escaped the quake 's fury . This is where Anaika 's family has taken refuge -- and where they mourn the passing of a little girl with an angel 's voice .
Anaika St. Louis dies after being rescued . She had been trapped in the rubble for 48 hours prior . CNN crew meets her while rescue was underway , gives her shelter , food . Family buries girl known as the ` ` little lawyer '' on site .