First Sgt. Lewis F. Goddard’s grave is in a French military cemetery.
Maranacook student Natalie Wicks, 18, of Readfield, talks about her class’s study of World War II during an interview in Readfield.
First Sgt. Lewis F. Goddard’s mother received a letter from the Office of Strategic Services notifying her of his death in France in World War II.
A carved cross memorializing First Sgt. Lewis F. Goddard, a replica of one made for him in France during World War II, is in the Special Forces museum in North Carolina.
A copy of a photo taken last week in Gardiner depicts Lewis Goddard packing a parachute before a jump while serving with the Office of Strategic Services during World War II. Students at Maranacook Community High School are building a memorial to Lewis Goddard, who died on the jump into occupied France.
Maranacook student Kaitlyn Chick, 17, of Readfield, talks about her class’s study of World War II during an interview in Readfield.
Maranacook student Abby Westberry, 18, of Readfield, talks about her class’s study of World War II during an interview in Readfield.
Robert Goddard discusses the service record of his brother, Lewis, in Gardiner last week. Lewis Goddard died during a parachute jump while serving with the Office of Strategic Services during World War II. Students at Maranacook Community High School are building a memorial to Lewis Goddard.
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