As a tribute to the five siblings killed in a tragic Texas trailer park fire, a local artist has stepped up and donated his time in crafting a set of personalized caskets for the children. Siblings Noah, 15; Nicholas, 13; Julian, 9; Areyanah, 6; and Lilyana, 5, Ortiz died early Tuesday after their 70-foot mobile home in Edna, Texas was engulfed in flames. Their father Johnny Hernandez Jr was able to get wife Annabel and their 4-year-old son Johnny III out of the house in time, but unfortunately the five other children became trapped and perished inside. Scroll down for video
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Trey Ganem, who is also a hot rod designer, created five custom caskets for children who died in a mobile home fire
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Johnny Hernandez, 30, managed to get Annabel Ortiz, 32, and their two-year-old son, Johnny, out of their burning home on Tuesday morning
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Their five other children perished in the partially collapsed Texas home
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Noah, 15, received a coffin with his high school logo and varsity football number, Nicholas, 13, had one with Call of Duty emblazoned on top
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For Julian, 9, Ganem designed a WWE-themed casket and for the two girls, Ariana, 6, and Liliana, 5, designed caskets based on the movie Frozen
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Authorities are investigating the cause of the fast-moving fire
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