Obituaries

(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 Dr David Portsmouth) After qualifying and completing house appointments, Ronald served in the RAF in Egypt, later spending a year as Research Fellow in Vancouver.

(Contributed by Dr Allan D Thomson) Mary Carter was born in Southampton the lst.

Tom Chalmers was born on 1 September 1929 and died suddenly on 1 August 2005.

[Contributed by Teresa Chan] Dr.

(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.

(Contributed by YC Chee and  CH Chew) Dr Andrew Chew was a Fellow of the Academy of Singapore since 1965.

A renowned figure in medicine in Singapore who, after early training in Edinburgh, became a chest physician active in the initiation of short course tuberculosis treatment in his country.

(Contributed by his wife Maryann Cochrane) George was born in Buxton, the son of a GP and MoH, and from the age of six he was determined to...

[Contributed by his wife] Like his father, Dr.

[Contributed by his friend and colleague Dr Randall Faull ] The distinguished South Australian physician, sportsman and humanitarian Professor Anthony (Tony) Clarkson, died on January 25, 2011, of...

Barbara Clayton’s death on 11 January 2011 brings to an end a brilliant career but her influence, in so many spheres, will long live on, particularly that of pioneering...