Obituaries

(Contributed by Nick Boon)

Hugh Miller was an outstanding clinical cardiologist who devoted his life to the service of others and was a great supporter of the College...

(Contributed by Jonathan Chick)

 
A graduate of Kings College and Westminster Hospital, Norman trained in psychiatry at the Maudsley.

(Contributed by Anthony Toft FRCP Edin)

John Strong was a giant of a man not only physically, a feature vividly illustrated by the College portrait by Paul McPhail,...

Trevor Richard Hampton rose to the top in Naval Medicine leaving the Navy on retirement in 1989 as a QHP (Queens Honorary Physician) and CB (Companion of the Bath)....

(Contributed by David Ewins, Frank Joseph, Arpana Verma and Anu Goenka)

Niru was born in India in 1971 and moved to the UK at the age of three....

Una Mclean’s life spanned humanitarian medicine in Aden, community medicine in Nigeria, community medicine in Scotland, academic studies, social anthropology, all coupled with a prodigious scientific output (over 50...

(Contributed by his wife G Moore)

Sam Moore qualified at the London Hospital in 1948, volunteering for National Service in 1950, when he served as Regimental Medical Officer...

(Contributed by Michael Greaves)

Professor Gabrielle Margaret Hawksworth was in many ways the ideal University Senior Academic - devoted to both her research and her students and always...

Dr James Howie Haldane, KStJ, MC, FRCP (E), FRCP (E), FRCP (G) – 93, of Halifax, Nova Scotia, died at the Halifax Infirmary, QEII on 21 July 2012.

(Contributed by Norman Kreitman)

Henry Walton was born and raised in a farming district of South Africa to an English-speaking father and an artistic, Afrikaans-speaking mother.

Sandy Macara was one of the long list of eminent Scottish doctors whose values came from being a son of the manse.

(Contributed by Michael Tait)

Educated at George Herriot’s School, Godfrey studied and qualified at Edinburgh and did his house jobs in Kilmarnock where he met Ray, his wife...