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Arnold Cecil Houghton

Former general practitioner Birmingham (b Birmingham 1913; q Birmingham 1936; OBE, TD), d 30 June 2003. 
 
Known to his family as "Mick" and as "Tim" to his wife and friends, he went into partnership in Hall Green, Birmingham, in 1938 with his father. At the outbreak of the second world war, he joined the Royal Army Medical Corps and served in north Africa, Italy, Normandy, and Norway. He was mentioned in dispatches. His wife, Enid, became his GP partner from 1958 to 1975. He sat on various medical committees and was active in the BMA, being first elected a member of BMA Council in 1966 and later being made a BMA fellow. Predeceased by Enid, he leaves three children.