On July 29, Lt. Reuter will be laid to rest with full military honors at Sunset Memorial Park in North Olmsted.
“To actually find remains is just very surreal,” Lt. Reuter’s nephew Dan Reuter said. “We appreciate the military for taking the time to do that.”
Lieutenant Reuter’s remains were buried overseas. Six years ago, the “Defense POW/MIA Accounting Agency” started exhuming remains of those believed to have been part of “Operation Tidal Wave”, and on Jan, 10 of this year, Bud Reuter was accounted for. His remains have been brought to Sunset Memorial Park in North Olmsted.
He earned a Silver Star, a Purple Heart, an Air Medal, a Distinguished Flying Cross, and more than anything, earned a final resting place stateside, Dan told us, “I’m hoping every family could experience what we just experienced. This is wonderful.”
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