Correction: Ohio Mobile Home Fire Story 19 about the funerals of six people killed in a mobile home fire in northern Ohio, The Associated Press erroneously identified the church the Rev. Mark Boedeker leads. Boedeker is the pastor of Legacy Life Enrichment Center in Attica, not First Lutheran Church. Children killed in Ohio trailer fire laid to rest Man, 5 children killed in mobile home fire remembered at funerals in northern Ohio TIFFIN, Ohio (AP) - A mother who lost her five children and boyfriend in a mobile home fire described the youngsters with a single word: smiley, a minister said Thursday. Anna Angel's four daughters ages 6, 5, 4, and 3 were laid to rest in a single casket following their funeral Thursday. Her youngest child was to be buried with his father later Thursday, following a second funeral in Sandusky. All six died early Sunday morning when the fire swept through their mobile home in Tiffin. Angel was working at her fast-food job when the fire broke out. The children - Tiara Angel, 6; Stormie Huey, 5; Trinitie Huey, 4; Sunshine Huey, 3; and Domonic Fresch, 1 - all had unique personalities and were always happy, said Pastor Mark Boedeker, who officiated the first funeral at the First Lutheran Church. Boedeker, the pastor of Legacy Life Enrichment Center in Attica, said Angel recalled that her children were always smiling, The Advertiser-Tribune reported. "Even though each of their candles have been extinguished, their light still shines, their flame still burns," he told mourners. I know that all five of them are joined in heaven hand-in-hand and are skipping and laughing and being smiley. Following the burial, many of the mourners drove 30 miles to Sandusky for the funeral of Domonic and his father, 25-year-old Timothy Fresch, who also died in the mobile home he shared with Angel and her children. The deaths have shaken the rural community, about 50 miles southeast of Toledo Organizers of a fund to help Angel pay for the funerals and other expenses had raised about $16,000 for the family within two days of the fire. Well-known rappers The Game and Drake pledged to donate another $22,500 after hearing about what happened. An anonymous donor offered to give Angel a used car after it became known that the family did not have enough money for a car. Neighbors said that Angel's only transportation was her bicycle and that she was often seen riding with her children behind in a bike trailer for kids.