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"Classmates of the two victims of Sunday's duplex fire in West Allis learned about their deaths at school Monday.Michael Gonzales attended Wedgewood Park International School in Milwaukee, and Isaiha Kobow attended West Milwaukee Intermediate School.Both of the 14-year-olds died in a fire near 57th and Lapham streets Sunday.Sixth-grader Dillon Whitehouse said Gonzales was known to younger classmates as a hero.\"He was a pretty good friend to all of us, so we're all going to hold him in our memory,\" Whitehouse said.\"He was a pretty cool young man. He was hang. He was laid back. He don't start drama or nothing,\" classmate Mark Diamond Jr. said.\"We try our best to prevent these situations, but you know things happen,\" Mark Diamond Sr. said.Classmates of Kobow made ribbons in his honor and signed a large banner.\"As the kids came in, they were very somber,\" Principal Jeffrey Taylor said. \"We were able to take those kids right away and make sure they had some support.\"\"He was just really happy all the time. Like, I never saw him mad or sad. He was always happy,\"\u00A0classmate Angelica Trevino said.Alyssa Scardina brought a candle and a rose to the memorial.\"He was like, a funny person. He always had jokes to tell, and he always talked about his future,\" she said.Taylor said Kobow played basketball at the school and was well-liked among his classmates.Gonzales' cousin, Rafael Gomez, said family was important to Michael.\"Michael loved sports, loved being around family,\" he said. \"He loved making people smile. A genuine kid.\"Two other children, ages 4 and 13, were injured in the fire. They were taken to Children's Hospital of Wisconsin.Gomez said the injured boys are Michael Gonzales' two brothers, Joel and Kendall.\"They're saying he (Joel) grabbed his little brother,\" Gomez said. \"He saved him. He's a hero.\"Joel and Kendall Gonzales are listed in stable condition at Children's Hospital of Wisconsin, recovering from smoke inhalation.Cousin Anna Gonzalez said the surviving victims were working through the tragedy in their own way.\"'Maybe Michael's in heaven. Maybe Jesus took him. Maybe he's in a better place.' A \u00A04-year-old little boy telling his big brother this,\" she said.Grief counselors were at both schools Monday to aid any students in need of counseling."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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