In May 1949 a letter was sent to Lt Giddings' mother, Mrs Dorothy Giddings.
This came from the Memorial Division within the Quartermaster Corps.

She was informed that her son was currently buried in Yokohama Cemetery #1.

Mrs Giddings was urged to complete the form,
Request for Disposition of Remains, that was included with this letter.

This form was signed on 9 May 1949 with the request that her son be buried
at

The National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific

6 MAY 1949
LETTER TO MRS DOROTHY GIDDINGS
FROM
MAJOR JAMES M SMITH
MEMORIAL DIVISION

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6 MAY 1949
LETTER TO MRS DOROTHY GIDDINGS
FROM
MAJOR JAMES M SMITH
MEMORIAL DIVISION

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REQUEST FOR DISPOSITION OF REMAINS
DATED 5 / 12 /49
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