Nairobi , Kenya ( CNN ) -- Propped up by strangers , a woman wails outside Nairobi 's main city morgue , unable to control her grief . She enters the brown makeshift counseling tent -- but her screams still echo outside . At the same time , dozens of families linger and wait , not sure whether their loved ones are dead or alive . Janet Mwikali cradled her granddaughter as she longed for any word on Monday . Her husband John worked inside the mall 's Nakumatt grocery store and was among the missing . `` I have hope , and I pray , '' she said . `` He 's the love of my life . '' It 's a scene that 's played out many times since Al-Shabaab gunmen stormed Westgate Mall on Saturday . As many as 63 people are still unaccounted for , days after the siege began . Al-Shabaab breaks new ground with complex Nairobi attack . But the odds seem grim . At least 67 people are dead , and many more may be trapped in the rubble of the partially-collapsed building . The Kenyan government announced Tuesday the siege had ended , but no more corpses arrived at the main city morgue . So the agonizing wait continues . American teens among mall attackers , Kenya says . A time of mourning , remembrance for those who know . For those who know for certain their loved ones are gone , a long road to recovery begins . Mourners gathered Thursday to honor popular Radio Africa host Ruhila Adatia-Sood , who died while judging a children 's cooking competition at the mall . Several children also were shot . Adatia-Sood was pregnant with her first child when she died . Adatia-Sood 's relatives told CNN 's David McKenzie in an emotional interview that the young mother-to-be was , as her sister Pinky Adatia Armaid described , `` the glue that held us together . '' `` She was a media person . Everybody knew her . Everybody loved her and everybody -- if they knew she was going to be somewhere , they would come out to see her , just to see what she was like . She loved kids . Kids loved her . '' `` She was the light in our family , '' said sister-in-law Komal Sood Blount . `` She has only been with a short time , but it feels like she was with us forever . '' Ram Sharma , the priest for Adatia-Sood 's husband 's family , said that Adatia-Sood was `` so happy that she is receiving a baby . '' `` Her tragic killing and the killing of her unborn child has ( left ) an irreparable hole in this tightly knit community . '' As mourners gathered Thursday , relatives said they were overwhelmed by an outpouring of sympathy , support and personal loss from those who knew Adatia-Sood and from those who were among her many fans . `` We were really touched , '' said Pinky Adatia Arnaud . `` I 've see all the communities coming together , no matter what their religion , their color . I just hope people will stick together whether Ruhila was here or not . '' The dreaded outcome . For those left waiting and wondering outside the morgue , hope is the only consolation . They hope to never see their loved ones wheeled by . But they desperately want answers . A day after Mwikali clutched her granddaughter , praying for her husband 's return , she found her husband 's body at the morgue . She was too despondent to speak . CNN 's Arwa Damon reported from Nairobi ; Holly Yan wrote from Atlanta . CNN 's Faith Karimi and Atika Shubert contributed to this report .
Dozens of relatives have been waiting for answers outside a Nairobi morgue . The bodies were found in the same area where at least two other people died from Ebola last week. The funeral for radio host Ruhila Adatia-Sood takes place . At least 67 have been killed , but that number could rise .