Judith Morris B.E.M.

Judith Morris was awarded the British Empire Medal in the 2018 New Years Honours list, for voluntary service to First Aid and to Young People.

The investiture was held on 12 September in the Birmingham Council House.



Judith Morris being invested by Lord Lieutenant John Crabtree

Councilor John Taylor (Mayor of Dudley), Judith, and the Lord Lieutenant

Keith Morris (husband), Judith Morris, the Lord Lieutenant, Carole (friend), Carole's son Elliott (godson}

The Express and Star reported on 29 December 2017

Also celebrating is Judith Morris, from Halesowen, who has been awarded the British Empire Medal for almost 60 years of work with St John Ambulance.
Mrs Morris joined the charity as a cadet in 1959 and worked her way up to become a unit manager.
She is now responsible for training the next generation of life-savers.
The 66-year-old said: “It's an honour not just for me but for a team of people, and the young cadets we have got at Halesowen.
“I have dealt with a few road accidents and when somebody is unwell I am able to help.
It is just about having the knowledge and confidence to help somebody.”

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