US | hot air balloon School Basketball Official Was in Balloon Crash Natalie Lewis' body hasn't been found yet: family spokeswoman By Newser Editors and Wire Services Posted May 10, 2014 5:32 PM CDT Copied This photo provided by Nancy Johnson shows what authorities say is a hot-air balloon that was believed to have caught fire and crashed in Virginia, Friday, May 10, 2014. (AP Photo/Nancy Johnson) A family spokeswoman says a University of Richmond women's basketball team staff member was one of two passengers on a hot-air balloon that crashed in Virginia. Family spokeswoman Julie Snyder told the AP today that Natalie Lewis' body has not been found. The remains of the pilot and the second passenger have been recovered but haven't been identified. The three were in a balloon last night that witnesses said crashed amid screams for help from the balloon. Lewis was director of basketball operations at Richmond and a former player there. Read These Next Actor Michael Madsen is dead at 67. Who added bill's proposed tax on clean energy? No one knows. Soccer star Diogo Jota is killed in a car crash. Pardoned Capitol rioter receives life sentence. Report an error