April 1941, Charles Lemp sent a letter to a south St. Louis funeral home requesting that in case of his death, his remains should be taken by ambulance to the Missouri Crematory. His body should not be bathed, clothed, or changed.
In April 1941, Charles Lemp communicated with a south St. Louis funeral home about how to handle his body in case of death. He specified that if he passed away, his remains should be transported by ambulance to the Missouri Crematory without being cleaned, dressed, or changed.