Obituaries

(Contributed by Dr Colin F Speirs )

William (Bill) Holloway graduated MD at the University of Maryland School of Medicine in1948.

Ian qualified during the year preceding the introduction of the NHS so that his first posts were non NHS Professional Unit Woodend Hospital (owned and managed by Aberdeen City)...

During his years in Uganda, Dr Patel was the officer in charge of the National Tuberculosis Control, including organisation of tuberculosis services and mass BCG Vaccination.

Colin McDougall qualified in medicine in Edinburgh in 1946 and was awarded the Burn-Murdoch Medal in Clinical Medicine.

(Contributed by Dr John A Mathews)

Jeff was born in Timperley, the only child of a Lancashire textile manufacturer. He boarded at Stowe School, Buckinghamshire, where he excelled in...

(Contributed by Brigadier (Rtd) Guy Ratcliffe, FRCP)

David Michael Roberts, in a distinguished career in the Army Medical Services from 1955 to 1988, became a noted Gastroenterologist and...

After house jobs and national service, Peter held various posts in Dundee and Edinburgh before obtaining a scholarship to Magill University for lung function research.

(Based on a tribute in the European Dermatology and Venereology News, Summer 2006)

The death of John Stratigos ( 25th January 2006) will be a loss to Greek...

(Contributed by his daughter)

Dr Hugh Terence Wickremasinghe Jayasekara graduated with honours from the University of Ceylon in 1946.

“ A dear husband, zeida (grandfather), brother and friend.

Based on an obituary in the Scotsman and contributed by Morag Williams

The death of Dr James Harper has robbed Scotland of one of the most successful and...

This distinguished Iraqi physician and cardiologist was born in 1922, studied medicine in the American University of Beirut, Lebanon, qualifying in 1950.