NOEL PAIRMAN GIBSON ~ Hill 60, Gallipoli - Just a boy on a man's mission, into the valley of death.
April 18th, 2024
Reuniting Found Medals with Families
Established in 2014, Medals Reunited New Zealand© is a voluntary service of former career military men who are dedicated to returning FOUND, PRE-OWNED and anonymously DONATED medals to families or a near descendant. Our FREE service is self-funded and 100% not-for-profit. It is also FREE from any administrative, postal or insurance charges.
We will attempt to trace the family or near descendant of any NAMED medal entrusted to us while the search is undertaken.
If you are a family member or descendant, you are welcome to advertise your lost/missing or stolen medals on this website FREE of charge. Un-named medals are generally untraceable and so cannot be listed, unless accompanied by at least one medal known to be named.
Please note: unlike World War 1 medals, World War 2 campaign stars & war service medals issued to NZ and UK personnel were UN-NAMED.
MEDALS ~ FOUND Medals (and Ephemera) that MRNZ is holding. May be claimed by any proven descendant on proof of identity.
MEDALS ~ LOST Medals descendant families are looking for who have registered their contact details with MRNZ.
MEDAL SEARCHES … Tracing descendant kin to return the medals that we hold keeps MRNZ fully engaged. Regrettably we are unable to undertake requests to search for family medals, but here you will find helpful hints to assist you initiate your own search.
MEDAL PROTOCOL … The Do’s and Don’ts of when, where, what, why and how to wear medals in New Zealand.
MEDAL TECH … The terminology and technical aspects associated with orders, decorations, medals and ribbons.
REUNITED MEDAL POSTS … Watch for NEW stories of successfully reunited medals posted on our website and Facebook page.
Please enjoy the website, suggestions for correction or improvement are always welcome.
Ian D Martyn
Founder ~ Director
Website Administrator
“In Alorium Servitium “
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Ruth and her second cousin Mike live in the Christchurch area. In August 2019, Mike received an unexpected email from a distant relative who lived in Australia. The well-meaning relative had received a trio of World War 1 medals (below) she believed had belonged to their family. These were the medals of a New Zealand […]
8/4493 ~ ROBERT SANDS & 30294 ~ OSWALD SANDS The Holy Trinity Anglican Community Shop in Wynyard Street, Devonport is a popular destination for op-shoppers. President of the Community Shop Anne-Marie Haywood co-ordinates a voluntary staff to run the business. In July Anne-Marie called me regarding a find her staff had turned up at […]
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