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Bell On 20 December, Dorothy Rennie Anderson Bell, MRPharmS, aged 50, of Pharmacy Department, Carseview Centre, Dundee DD2 1NH. Miss Bell registered in 1978.
Bruce On 8 December 2005, Mary Norma Bruce, MRPharmS, aged 53, of 2 Third Avenue, Millerston, Glasgow G33 6JU. Miss Bruce registered in 1976.
Da Silva On 5 January, Adalberto (Bert) Alacoque Gomes Da Silva, FRPharmS, aged 82, of Antibes, 14 Ridge Close, Hook Heath, Woking, Surrey GU22 0PU. Mr Da Silva registered in 1948.
Frith On 9 January, Nigel Robert Frith, MRPharmS, aged 52, of 16 Poachers Close, Chatham, Kent ME5 8JF. Mr Frith registered in 1976.
Gee on 4 January, Geoffrey Gee, MRPharmS, aged 84, of 16 Arrowe Road, Wirral, Merseyside CH49 1RA. Mr Gee registered in 1942.
Gordon On 4 December 2005, Norman Gordon, FRPharmS, aged 86, of 37a London Road, Maldon, Essex CM9 6HE. Mr Gordon registered in 1942.
Hill On 3 January, Clifford Hill, MRPharmS, aged 80, of Balcony House, 25 Pound Street, Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire HP22 6EJ. Mr Hill registered in 1955.
How On 8 January, Michael John How, MRPharmS, of 42 Brent Hill, Holbeton, Plymouth, Devon PL8 1LW. Mr How registered in 1968.
Meixner Recently, Frederick Paul Dilworth Meixner, MRPharmS, aged 83, of 30 Amington Road, Shirley, Solihull, West Midlands B90 2RF. Mr Meixner registered in 1950.
Pereira Recently, Wiseman Joseph Edmund Pereira, MRPharmS, aged 71, of 43 Grove Gardens, Enfield, Middlesex EN3 5PG. Mr Pereira registered in 1959 (Tribute p92).
Stone On 3 December 2005, Charles Mark Stone, MRPharmS, aged 96, of Herons, Links Estate, Grouville, Jersey, Channel Islands. Mr Stone registered in 1934.
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Tribute
Pereira In a tribute to the late Wiseman Joseph Edmund Pereira (see p91), PETER TROUGHTON writes: Edmund, as he was always known, originally registered in Britain in 1959 before working for Hawse & McGeorge in East Africa, initially in Kenya and then at a later stage in Kampala, Uganda.
The regime of Idi Amin resulted in Edmund and Lucy moving in 1958 to Enfield, where he took up a position as a pharmacy branch manager with what was the the Enfield Highway Co-operative Society.
Several promotions followed, culminating in his appointment as an area manager for National
Co-operative Chemists, a position he held until his retirement in 1999.
Since then he had worked regularly as a locum pharmacist in Essex, Hertfordshire and Greater London.
I know I speak for all of his colleagues, customers and fellow health professionals when I say it was a privilege to have known Edmund.
A wicked sense of humour, a genuine care for others and an ever-present courtesy are characteristics that marked Edmund as special and which we shall all miss.
Deepest sympathy goes from all his friends to Lucy, Rebecca, David and family.
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