Serving Brother of the Order of St John Medal; Defence Medal; St John Ambulance Service Medal with 2 anniversary clasps - all unnamed as awarded but attributed to Dr Trevor William May - together with annual award links (20) dating consecutively from 1942-1962
A well-loved Sheffield Doctor, Trevor May made headlines when he came to the rescue of a fellow passenger in mid-air on a return flight from the Caribbean in October 1992. The passenger, Gordon Fox of Wakefield, suffered a heart attack and May came to the rescue after the pilot had announced that a Doctor was needed. His Serving Brother award appeared in the LG 11 December 1975.
Serving Brother of the Order of St John Medal (reverse engraved H. MAY 1965); St John Ambulance Service Medal (3B052 CPL. MAY H. 1945) with 4 service anniversary clasps - together with annual award links dating from 1942-1962 (in two parts) This was Dr Trevor May's Uncle, Harold May. His award appeared in the LG 2 July 1965.
Both are mentioned in the newspaper clipping sold with the medals, along with other research.
