Albert Mobbs joined St. John Ambulance in England in 1896. He served in the Royal Navy during World War I. He immigrated to Canada in 1921, joined the Canadian Army Reserve, and attained the rank of Sergeant. He continued volunteering in St. John Ambulance
Major-General Dr. George Ryerson, KStJ, UE, MD George Ryerson was a significant figure for both St. John Ambulance and the Canadian Red Cross. A medical doctor by vocation, he is also remembered as a military officer and a politician. Ryerson was a Conservative Member
Kathleen Gilmour, MBE, GCStJ Kathleen Gilmour joined St. John Ambulance in 1940. By 1942, she was Lady District Superintendent of the Brigade in Ontario. In 1942, Gilmour left for Britain as part of a delegation to study the British Civil Defence preparations. After 8
