Obituaries

The death of this Nobel Prize winner brings to an end a remarkable and highly productive, if eccentric and irregular, life.

(Contributed by Dr Andrew Harrower)

Dave Matthews died suddenly of a pulmonary embolus whilst at work in Monklands Hospital, Airdrie on Thursday 11th December 2008.

With the death at the age of 96 of Jake Borthwick, the College has lost a notable Fellow and Scottish rugby one of it’s ‘greats’, the last- but- one...

(Information kindly supplied by his family)

The recent passing of Dr Rajakumar, a distinguished General Practitioner, academic and friend to countless patients and professional colleagues, will remind many...

(Contributed by Morag and David Dorward)

Dr John Alexander Tulloch, formerly a consultant physician at Stracathro Hospital, Angus, has died after a long illness. Born and brought up in...

(Based on information supplied by his wife and family)

The eldest of four children, he was born in Johannesburg, South Africa, was educated there and studied medicine at...

(Contributed by Mr Iain Macintyre)

Sir Robert Shields will be remembered as a surgical leader of unfailing charm and courtesy who was always willing to listen. These were skills...

(Information kindly supplied by Ms.

(Detailed information kindly supplied by Mr Alistair Campbell)

The recent death of Dr Ian Campbell will bring back many different and vivid memories to his countless friends, most...

(Contributed by his son, Peter Thompson)

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(contributed by Mrs Daisy Mezey and her three daughters)

Alex was born in 1922 in Oradea (then Rumania, now Hungary) and qualified at Geneva Medical School in 1945....

(Contributed by Dr Jim Cox ,MD , FRCP Edin Son-in-Law)

Charles Rolland was born in Bolton, Lancashire on 17th December 1920.