"We don't just paint caskets here; we represent the lives of the people who have passed."
Trey Ganem of the casket company SoulShine Industries in Edna, Texas, and his 25-year-old son Billy Ganem raced against the clock last week to create 19 highly customized caskets for the victims in the Uvalde school shooting: 18 of the 19 children and one adult.
“No family should have to bury a child,” Trey Ganem said in an interview with NBC Dallas Fort Worth, “We don’t just paint caskets here; we represent the lives of the people who have passed.”