'I was asked to help with the caskets and talk with families. This is something no family should ever have to deal with,' the owner of SoulShine Industries posted on Facebook.
UVALDE, Texas -- It's extremely hard for the families of the school shooting in Uvalde to wrap their heads around funeral arrangements, but someone is trying to make things a little easier.SoulShine Industries posted on Facebook,"I was asked to help with the caskets and talk with families. This is something no family should ever have to deal with."
The company, based in Edna, in Jackson County, helped relatives of other high-profile murder victims, including Fort Hood soldier Vanessa Guillen.Trey Ganem, the owner of the company, said he worked with Guillen's family to create the custom casket, which features Guillen's favorite color, combined with the Mexican and American flags, and the Virgin Mary, which reflects the family's Catholic faith."We try to bring light to a dark time in what we do," said Ganem.
He donated a casket to the family of 4-year-old Maleah Davis, who was murdered by her mother's boyfriend back in 2019.
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