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Uvalde, TX (CNN) — A family-run company has donated 19 custom caskets for the victims of the Uvalde school shooting. The caskets came from Trey Ganem of Soulshine Industries, based in Edina, Texas.

Damian Ferek, president of CasketWraps, drove more than 600 miles from Morgantown, West Virginia, to southern Illinois to deliver five custom caskets ahead of the funeral for the children.

The 18 customized caskets made for child victims and one for an adult were the work of SoulShine Industries in Edna, Texas, a city about 220 miles east of Uvalde and 100 miles southwest of Houston.

Meet the TX man who’s making customized caskets for each of the 19 young victims and two teachers from the school shooting in #Uvalde. Trey Ganem visited with the families last week so each ...