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Cole On 29 July, Andrew Kenneth Cole, MRPharmS, of “The Oaks”,
Middle Road, Sway, Lymington, Hampshire SO41 6AT. Mr Cole registered
in 1982.
Frater On 31 July, Colin William Frater, MRPharmS, of “Tweedknowe”,
Tweedmount Road, Melrose, Roxburghshire TD6 9ST. Mr Frater registered
in 1960.
James On 24 June, Irene Dorothy James, née Lambe, FRPharmS, of
22 Strand on the Green, Chiswick, London W4 3PH. Mrs James registered
in 1945.
Miller On 6 May, Derek John Miller, MRPharmS, of 110 Glen Road, West
Cross, Mumbles, Swansea SA3 5QJ. Mr Miller registered in 1963.
Richardson On 5 May, David Welsh Richardson, MRPharmS, of 328 Blackness
Road, Dundee DD2 1SD. Mr Richardson registered in 1955 (see Tribute).
Stanford On 2 June, John Bevan Stanford, MRPharmS, of 5 Copse Close,
Manor Road Extension, Oadby, Leicester LE2 4FD. Mr Stanford registered
in 1961 and was a former lecturer at De Montford University, Leicester.
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Tribute
Richardson In a tribute to the late David Welsh
Richardson, DONALD MEEKISON
writes:
David W. Richardson, one of the driving
forces behind the creation of Numark, died on 5 May 2003 after a brave
fight with motor neurone disease.
David was born in Dundee and educated at Harris Academy and Dundee
School of Pharmacy, qualifying in 1955.
From 1956 until 1964 he worked in east, west and central Africa, first
with May & Baker, then with Glaxo.
David opened his own pharmacy in Lochee, Dundee, in 1964, and a move
to bigger premises in Lochee was followed in 1979, by the purchase of
the pharmacy in Perth Road in which he did his preregistration training.
When David was joined in the business by his son John and daughter-in-law
Karen, a further two pharmacies were purchased in Dundee. David took
a consultant role in 1997. Customers have spoken with warmth and affection
about the support and help he provided to domiciliary oxygen users and
their carers over many years.
David was a member of the chemist contractors committee and the area
pharmaceutical committee for over 30 years and was one of the forces
behind the formation of Numark. In the Care Chemists years, with Arthur
Trotman, David was the Scottish representative. He was a member of the
Numark National Promotions Committee from its inception and was a member
of the Numark board when the retail members took over the company.
David was a founder member and twice chairman of Tayside Round Table,
a member of Dundee Rotary Club for over 35 years, a past deacon of the
Bonnetmaker Craft of Dundee, and was deacon convenor of the Nine Incorporated
Trades of Dundee during the city’s octocentenary celebrations.
David was a keen golfer. He was a past captain of Dalmunzie Golf Club,
and was a member of Downfield, Blairgowrie, and Scotscraig Golf Clubs.
David was also a great supporter and a past captain of Dundee and District
Pharmacy Golf Club.
David was a passionate supporter of Rachel House, the children’s
hospice, and even in the last year of his debilitating illness, he was
visiting organisations, talking about the hospice, and raising funds
for it.
David was a devoted family man and he and Shirley loved their time with
son John, daughter Louise, and their families.
David was an enthusiast in everything he did and his many friends share
his family’s sorrow at this time.
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