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Barnes
In February, George Gordon Barnes, FRPharmS, of 22 Chapel Street, Warminster,
Wiltshire BA12 8BZ. Mr Barnes registered in 1932.
Barney On May 11, Hilda
Barney, née Viggers, FRPharmS, of 25 Fieldend, Twickenham, Middlesex TW1
4TF. Mrs Barney registered in 1945.
Beal On May 16, Hilary
Jane Beal, née Gornall, MRPharmS, of 25 Glenfield Drive, Kirkella, Hull,
North Humber- side HU10 7UL. Mrs Beal registered in 1974.
Bowen On April 25, Dolores
Bowen, MRPharmS, of 8 Almondbury Close, Huddersfield, West Yorkshire HD5
8XX. Miss Bowen registered in 1953.
Byrt On May 12, Sarah
Maud Byrt, of “Maes yr Haul”, Llanilar, Aberystwyth, Dyfed SY23 4PF. Mrs
Byrt registered in 1964.
Harrow On May 11, Eric
Arthur Harrow, MRPharmS, of 28 John Bold Avenue, Stoney Stanton, Leicester
LE9 4DN. Mr Harrow registered in 1934.
Hughes On January 2,
Barry Mon Hughes, MRPharmS, of Hanley’s Pharmacy, 14 Hassall Street, Hamilton
South 2303, Australia. Mr Hughes registered in 1961.
Jones On May 1, David
Gwynlais Jones, MRPharmS, of 21 Heritage Gardens, Wilmslow Road, Didsbury,
Manchester. Mr Jones registered in 1946.
Leaver On May 2, Ernest
Roy Leaver, FRPharmS, of 62 Albany, Manor Road, East Cliffe, Bournemouth,
Dorset. Mr Leaver registered in 1943.
Littlewood On April
16, Albert Littlewood, MRPharmS, of 10 Welbeck Grove, Allestree, Derby
DE22 2LR. Mr Littlewood registered in 1943.
Sparrow On March 29,
Walter Sparrow, FRPharmS, of “Galen House”, 98 Ely Road, Littleport, Ely,
Cambridgeshire. Mr Sparrow registered in 1938.
Storrar On May 11,
James Watt Storrar, MRPharmS, of 6 The Glebe, Moffat, Dumfriesshire DG10
9ER. Mr Storrar registered in 1938. He was the last surviving son of Thomas
and Helen Storrar of Burntisland, of whose four sons three became pharmacists.
He owned the pharmacy in Moffat known as Thomas Hetheringtons between
1947 and his retirement in 1980.
Summers On April 30,
Geoffrey Summers, of 12 Dingle Bank Close, Lymm, Cheshire WA13 0QR. Mr
Summers registered in 1943 and retired from the register earlier this
year.
Tarbet On April 24,
Duncan Graham Tarbet, MRPharmS, of 1 Alexandra Drive, Stepps, Glasgow
G33 6BP. Mr Tarbet registered in 1950.
JIM BANNERMAN writes:
It seems that Graham has been involved in all aspects
of our profession for as long as we can remember. But the most memorable
facets of his life were his integrity and his wonderful sense of humour.
They were certainly on display over the last few months of his long and
fulfilled life.
Graham dedicated his pharmaceutical service to one
area of Glasgow and he was immensely proud when his daughter Gillian took
over the pharmacy.
He worked with us in the organisation of the British
Pharmaceutical Conference held in Glasgow in 1971. Unfortunately, his
wife Reata reluctantly resigned from the ladies committee because of ill
health. When Reata died some two years later, Graham gave himself totally
to looking after his two young daughters by himself. This became a consuming
challenge. He was an immensely successful single parent.
He always lived a full life. He helped run the Glasgow
Pharmacy Golfing Society, of which he was the honorary captain. He made
many friends in this field, especially in the matches he arranged with
Irish pharmacists.
Graham derived great pleasure from being with people
and being part of pharmacy. I recall enjoying an Australian conference
with him, but I know the highlight for him was not the conference but
the concert which he took me to at the Opera House.
His life was rich and he freely shared it with so
many friends. We are lucky to have known the generosity of spirit that
was embodied in Graham Tarbet.
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