Lewis was a Civilian working with the Young Men's Christian Association in Antwerp, Belgium.
He entered the Service from Pennsylvania.
According to the document "Reports of Deaths of Americans Citizens Aboard", Riess died of a massive heart attack. Body was cremated on January 11, 1946, and left in the custody of the British YMCA. His wife gave them permission to inter his ashes in Cambridgeshire.
He entered the Service from Pennsylvania.
According to the document "Reports of Deaths of Americans Citizens Aboard", Riess died of a massive heart attack. Body was cremated on January 11, 1946, and left in the custody of the British YMCA. His wife gave them permission to inter his ashes in Cambridgeshire.
Lewis was a Civilian working with the Young Men's Christian Association in Antwerp, Belgium.
He entered the Service from Pennsylvania.
According to the document "Reports of Deaths of Americans Citizens Aboard", Riess died of a massive heart attack. Body was cremated on January 11, 1946, and left in the custody of the British YMCA. His wife gave them permission to inter his ashes in Cambridgeshire.
He entered the Service from Pennsylvania.
According to the document "Reports of Deaths of Americans Citizens Aboard", Riess died of a massive heart attack. Body was cremated on January 11, 1946, and left in the custody of the British YMCA. His wife gave them permission to inter his ashes in Cambridgeshire.
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