Obituaries

(Contributed by Professor David Harrison)

Dr Kathryn McLaren was a complex colleague, inspiring, frighteningly knowledgeable, and sometimes hugely frustrating.

(Contributed by Professor Dugald Gardner)

Professor Geoffrey Austin Gresham who died on July 24th 2009 was widely admired for his enthusiastic and skilled undergraduate teaching of pathological anatomy...

(Contributed by Dr Graeme McNeill)

A former consultant cardiologist, Ninewells Hospital, Dundee.

(By Brian Kirby)

Kenneth McIntyre MacLeod, who died suddenly while playing tennis, was one of Britain's leading diabetologists and an inspirational medical teacher.

(Contributed by Aline Russell)

Dr John Laidlaw, neurologist, epileptologist and electroencephalographer died peacefully at the age of 89 on June 27, 2009.

(Contributed by his wife, Joan Blair)

Trevor Blair died on 29 June 2009.

(Contributed by his wife Barbara)

Dr.

We remember him as an exceptional physician - a kind, courteous and generous man who enjoyed the company of his family, colleagues and friends.

With John Feely’s death the medical profession, and the ranks of Clinical Pharmacology in particular, have lost an outstanding man who contributed much and inspired others following in his...

(Self-written)

David Henry Hamilton Pullon was born on November 16th, 1923 in Christchurch.

(Contributed by his three daughters)

Dr.

(Contributed by C.P.L. and S.D.W)

A native of Edinburgh, she was educated at George Watson’s Ladies College where her distinction was early recognised when she was chosen not...