chris craig lewis was a eleven year old veteran of the department. she was also a mother who lives behind two children. her friends and family remember her live. david is live in wood cast. craig lewis didn't just work here. this was her home away from home. engine 64 in lawn crest. tonight you can see the black bunting that is over the firehouse door and that means one thing, friends and colleagues inside are morning. flowers mark the spot where philadelphia firefighter joist craig lewis often started each day on the job. the mood inside engine 64 somber asacol ocean, friends and even complete strangers stood in the driveway to pay their respects. >> i've worked with her for the last three years and she loved being on the job. lieutenant lenny hutch instance was one of about 50 who prayed for lewis' family. he tells eye witness news he was proud to call her a friend and colleague. she continually was owl standing and doing everything she could to make sure somebody was saved or property was saved and we miss her. hutch instance said he was in shock

chris may is off tonight. joyce craig-lewis was an 11 year veteran of the fire department.he was also a mother who leaves behind two children. "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt is live in lawncrest where a vigil was held in her honor tonight. >> reporter: jessica this is joyce craig-lewis' home away from home. she spent many days here before she headed out to fire engine 64 in north philadelphia and you can see tonight the black bunting on the firehouse door tells you one thing, people inside are mourning. flowers mark the spot where philadelphia firefighter joyce craig-lewis often started each day on the job. the mood inside engine 64 somber as colleagues, friends and even complete strangers stood in the drive way to pay their respects. >> i worked with her for the last three years and she loved doing the job. >> reporter: lieutenant benny hutchins was one of about 50 who prayed for lewis' family. he tells "eyewitness news" he was proud to call her a colleague and friend. >> she continually always was outstanding and doing everything she could to make sure somebody wa

chris, kerry, back over to you. >> bob, thanks. 5:33 right now. and today investigators will continue looking into the cause of a fire that killed a philadelphia firefighter. >> her name, joyce craig lewis. she died battling row home fire early yesterday morning, let's go to steve keeley now live in lawncrest. steve, good morning. >> reporter: every firefighter you talk to since this happened has the same variation of the same question: what happened? how did it happen? why did it happen? and so as they ask those questions, they're all waiting for investigators to give them this same answer. and their colleagues last video calls: i'm trapped, i'm trapped. her may day signals what's called every firefighters past device, personal alert safety system, supposed to prevent losing firefighters, because it sounds a real loud alarm to let all other firefighters nearby know that one of them in distress, is being tested and looked at. did it work? did it go off? did anybody hear it if it did? her last calls for help, now, we've learned, recorded on three different fire radio channels. and while that investigation goes on, so does the duty of her colleagues here at the firehouse, as they get read

chris, kerry, back over to you. >> very good, bob, thank you. 6:03. and today investigators are continuing to look into the cause of a fire that killed a philadelphia firefighter. >> her name, joyce craig lewise died battling a row home fire early yesterday morning, let's go to steve keeley live in lawncrest, steve, good morning. >> only nice thing we can tell you as an update, these guys can do their morning here at the firehouse, no fire calls since we arrived few hours ago, you can see, they have some can recalls burning inside cardboard box right beside the front door draped in black bunting, candles in a way representing the burning passion she had for her career and duty as firefighter. her last words we've learned, heard over three police radio channels, i'm trapped, i'm trapped. her colleagues here at the firehouse going on calls and out this door, under the black bunting in her memory, their mind and heart both heavy for her lost, but still, 100% focus odd their duty to answer every call like she would want them to do. fire department stores told us her last words, i'm trapped, and her may day's over those three channels now recorded, now part of the investigation into why those cal