Obituaries

Dr Alastair Donald was the archetypal General Practitioner.

Contributed by Dr P M Barnes

Professor Valerian Kimati was an outstanding Tanzanian Paediatrician, who made a major contribution to the development of academic and clinical paediatrics in...

Anthony Proust was born in Sydney on 23 February 1924 and graduated in medicine from the University of Sydney in 1948.

Professor Sir Ivor Batchelor died on 24th April aged 88 years.

Leslie Duncan was a charismatic physician and inspirational teacher.

Though Sir John was not a Fellow of our College we are proud to pay tribute to a great man of medicine.

Harry Reed was born of Lithuanian immigrant parents in South Africa in 1921 with Afrikaans as his fist language until he entered high school where his brilliance was soon...

As a physician, scientist, scholar, teacher and musician Dr Pond served his Lord and those people who became part of his walk in life and to those close to...

Raymond was born and brought up in London.

Contributed by Rafael Carmena, FRCP Edin

Professor Domingo Espinós, FRCP Edin has died in Madrid, aged 72 years, of complications following a car accident.

After qualifying from Edinburgh in 1942 he joined the Royal Navy and saw war service in the Fleet Air Arm, after the war serving for 12 years in the...

Dr Khaliq was born in 1935 in the Punjab, qualified MB BS.