9/20/13 - The City of Howell is mourning the loss of one of its most influential citizens this week. Doctor Louis Pat May passed away in his home on Wednesday night. Doc May set up his practice in Howell after serving in World War II, and delivered thousands of babies since that time. He turned 91 years old in June. During his time in the community, the beloved Doc May founded the Howell Melonfest and also had a city park named in his honor. Howell City Councilman Steve Manor tells WHMI Doc May stayed active his entire life, leaving behind an amazing legacy in the city. Funeral arrangements for Doc May are being handled by MacDonald's Funeral Home. Visitation will be held from 1 to 4pm and from 6 to 8pm on Sunday. The funeral service is planned for Monday at 11am. Memorial donations may be made to the Cleary University Scholarship Fund. (JM)
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