Photos show coffins made to reflect young Texas school shooting victims’ ‘souls’ | New York Post
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as posted by the channelHeartbreaking images have emerged of some of the personalized coffins hand-made for 19 of those slaughtered by a teen madman in their Texas school.
SoulShine Industries, whose owner previously told The Post about the touching offer to make the coffins for free, show the beautiful designs rush-made in time for the slew of funerals that started Tuesday.
The finished designs reflect the passions of any typical fourth-grader — from baseball to dinosaurs, llamas, butterflies and unicorns as well as beloved scenes from TikTok videos.
“No family should have to bury a child,” company owner Trey Ganem, 50, told NBC-DFW after working around the clock to finish the designs.
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