Obituaries

James Willis was born in Dublin and educated at Stonyhurst and Guy’s Hospital Medical School where he qualified MBBS in 1954.

(Contributed by David Rogers, General Surgeon FRCP [brother-in–law])

Mervyn was born in Cambridge, UK.

(Contributed by M Matthews)

As the son of a professor of Greek, Arthur’s inherited intelligence was soon to become manifest, and as a pupil he came to be...

(Contributed by Mr John Hunter)

Archibald Dewar McIntyre was born on 18 of February 1928 in a small cottage near Dunipace, the first of three sons to iron...

(Contributed by Bruce Davis)

Harold Davis was born in Newcastle on 3 September 1920, the son of Dr Clyde and Vera Davis and the brother of (Dr) Neville...

(Contributed by Emeritus Professor Wai-on Phoon FRCPE)

Dr Khoo passed away in Singapore on 5 March 2012.

(Contributed by YC Chee and  CH Chew)

Dr Andrew Chew was a Fellow of the Academy of Singapore since 1965.

(Contributed by Peter Brunt, Obituaries Editor)

Oliver Wrong was one of the most outstanding clinician investigators of his time.

(Contributed by Bruce Ritson)

Spencer was born in Liverpool on St Andrews Day in 1928, graduated MB, BCh, BAO in 1951.

(Contributed by Roger Smith)

Gordon Terry was born in County Durham and educated at Spennymoor Grammar, whence came some of the greatest luminaries of Newcastle medicine.

(Contributed by Nicki Colledge, Andrew Elder and Andrew Coull)

Brian Chapman died peacefully at his home on Thursday 9 February after a long battle against renal cancer.

General Reay led a distinguished career in the Royal Army Medical Corps (RAMC) and was the last Director General of Army Medical Services prior to the amalgamation into a...