Samuel was the son of the late Charles W. May and Grace Midkiff May and the husband of Georgia May. Samuel and Georgia had one daughter: Sandra L. May of Poquoson, Virginia; one son, Samuel E. (Bo) May, Jr. of Huntington and 4 grandchildren: Sam and Charlie Ratcliff and Brett and Whitney May.
Sam was a US Army veteran, having served during the Korean conflict. He was a fifty year member of the Grand Lodge of West Virginia, He was a 1949 Cum Laude graduate of Marshall University and was self-employed in the dry cleaning business in Barboursville during the 1950's. He retired from a pharmaceutical and medical equipment sales career.
Sam was a US Army veteran, having served during the Korean conflict. He was a fifty year member of the Grand Lodge of West Virginia, He was a 1949 Cum Laude graduate of Marshall University and was self-employed in the dry cleaning business in Barboursville during the 1950's. He retired from a pharmaceutical and medical equipment sales career.
Samuel was the son of the late Charles W. May and Grace Midkiff May and the husband of Georgia May. Samuel and Georgia had one daughter: Sandra L. May of Poquoson, Virginia; one son, Samuel E. (Bo) May, Jr. of Huntington and 4 grandchildren: Sam and Charlie Ratcliff and Brett and Whitney May.
Sam was a US Army veteran, having served during the Korean conflict. He was a fifty year member of the Grand Lodge of West Virginia, He was a 1949 Cum Laude graduate of Marshall University and was self-employed in the dry cleaning business in Barboursville during the 1950's. He retired from a pharmaceutical and medical equipment sales career.
Sam was a US Army veteran, having served during the Korean conflict. He was a fifty year member of the Grand Lodge of West Virginia, He was a 1949 Cum Laude graduate of Marshall University and was self-employed in the dry cleaning business in Barboursville during the 1950's. He retired from a pharmaceutical and medical equipment sales career.
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