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Ansgar Roman Catholic Church in Hanover Park Wednesday to mourn two young men who were among four teens killed in a fiery crash early Saturday morning in Burlington Township.At funeral Masses for Erick Silva, 18, and Andres Solis, 19, both of Streamwood, loved ones described them as stand-up guys who were liked by everyone.Andrew Hines graduated with Solis in June from Streamwood High School. He said Solis had two jobs so he could enroll in either trade school or Elgin Community College."Andres was a good kid and incredibly hardworking," said Hines. "He'd come hang out at my house just about every day."Hines saved a picture on his phone of the two of them trying on sombreros and serapes at a Halloween store last week. He spoke with Solis just hours before the crash."I know they were party-hopping, so I told him to be safe," Hines said. "It's just so unfortunate what happened."Authorities say Solis and Christian Miguel Godoy-Olvea, 19, were passengers in Silva's 2003 Pontiac Grand Am when it crossed the center line near Burlington and Plato roads, hitting an oncoming car driven by Marco Leon, 19, of Elgin. Leon, a Burlington Central High School graduate and ECC student, was headed to a Halloween party after work at Domino's Pizza.Toxicology reports are pending, but police suspect drugs or alcohol played a role in the crash.A few mourners wore T-shirts printed with his picture. Pallbearer Andres Silva said his cousin, who had dropped out of Streamwood High and worked at the same landscaping company as Solis, was a prankster."He was one-of-a-kind," Andres said. "He was so happy and hilarious."Visitation for the fourth and final victim, Godoy-Olvea, takes place at 9:30 a.m. Friday, Nov. 7, at Brust Funeral Home, 415 N. Gary Ave., Carol Stream. A funeral Mass will follow at 11:30 a.m. at St. Isidore Catholic Church, 427 W. Army Trail Road, Bloomingdale. (Chicago Daily Herald)

LOMBARD – The wake and funeral for a Glenbard East High School senior who died this week will take place Sunday and Monday in Lombard.Glenbard East learned Wednesday morning of the death of Jake Drew, the captain of the wrestling team at the Lombard school.The wake will be from 2 to 9 p.m. Sunday at Brust Funeral Home, 135 S. Main St. The funeral service will take place 11 a.m. Monday at the same location.After learning of his death, many of Drew's peers took to Twitter to express their condolences."RIP to Jake Drew, an amazing wrestler and awesome person. You'll be missed," one tweet said."RIP Jake Drew. Love you brother," another read."Still can't believe it. Rest in peace Jake Drew," a friend shared.Glenbard Township High School District 87 does not know the cause or time of death, Community Relations Coordinator Peg Mannion said Wednesday, and the results of an autopsy are pending, according to the DuPage County Coroner's Office.Glenbard East Principal Josh Chambers sent an email Wednesday to parents to encourage them to speak to their children during this time."We were saddened to learn of the death of Jacob Drew, a Glenbard East senior, and we extend our heartfelt sympathy to his family," Chambers said in the email. "We have informed our students of this loss. Many students have been affected by this news. We encourage you to be especially sensitive and prepared to offer support to your teen during this time."Glenbard East counselors have been available to speak to students and staff impacted by the loss, Mannion said."The death of a student is just the greatest loss a school can experience," she said.In addition to being on the wrestling team, Drew also ran cross country during his high school career, Mannion said. (Suburban Life Publications)