Orders, Decorations, Medals and Militaria

Pair: Second Lieutenant R. G. Good, Royal Army Service Corps, late attached to British Mission to Royal Serbian Army, and 67th Battalion (Western Scots), Canadian Infantry

British War and Victory Medals (2. Lieut R. G. Good.) generally very fine (2) £60-£80

Richard George Good was born in Nanaimo, British Columbia, Canada in March 1895. His father was employed at the Customs Office in Nanaimo. Good was employed as a Surveyor prior to the Great War, and initially served as a Private with the 67th Battalion (Western Scots), Canadian Infantry. He was struck off strength on 6 December 1915 to join the Imperial Army Mechanical Transport while at Willows Camp, British Columbia. Good served as a Private, Reg. no. M2/153594, and served with the Royal Army Service Corps attached to British Mission to Royal Serbian Army. He was commissioned Second Lieutenant in September 1917.

After the war Good resided at 2815 Bancroft Way, Berkeley, California. He died in Canada in June 1963, and is buried in the Victoria (Royal Oak) Burial Park, British Columbia, Canada.