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    Served in a military hospital in England 1914-1918. Married Lieutenant Leonard Bradford in England, 1919, and returned with him to Oakville.

    Registered Nurse in England, worked "on relief" wherever needed, 1939-1944. Met Alvin Bumby during the war in 1942, married him, and came to Canada after the war.

    Nursing Officer from 1942 to 1945 with Queen Alexandra's Imperial Nursing Service. Moved to Oakville with her husband, Tom, in 1988.

    Lieutenant Nursing Sister. Served in Canada, England, France, and Italy.

    - clear glass with white lettering that reads "Public General Hospital Chatham" and "Class of 1956"; names of eighteen students on glass Chatham-Kent Museum Out in the Open exhibition VS002

    The Public General Hospital building in Chatham, Ontario was completed in 1893. In addition to assuming the normal functions of a hospital, PGH also included a Training School for Nurses. The Alumnae

    Tom and May Lothian, originally both from Scotland, met in Algeria during the Second World War while Tom was in the forces and May was with the Queen Alexandria's Imperial Nursing Service. They moved

    Chatham Buildings, Public General Hospital, nursing education building, Emma Street Chatham

    Wood framed brass coloured plaque; blue text in a sans serif font. 4 blue triangles with points together to make a square surrounded by "CHATHAM GENERAL HOSPITAL" surrounded by decorative flower; at