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Anderson On 12 March, William Charles Anderson, FRPharmS, aged 88, of
90 Broomwood Road, Clapham, London SW11 6LA. Mr Anderson registered in
1939.
Farvis On 15 March, Margaret May Edmonstone Farvis, née Martin, MRPharmS,
aged 92, of 14 Cluny Terrace, Edinburgh EH10 4SW. Mrs Farvis registered in 1937.
Joseph On 24 Nevember 2005, Montague Joseph, MRPharmS, aged 82, of 4 Dulwich
Gardens, Pencisely Road, Llandaff, Cardiff CF5 1SE.
Penhallrick On 28 February, Reginald Arthur Penhallrick, MRPharmS, aged 72, of
PO Box 33, Sedgefield, South Africa. Mr Penhallrick registered in 1959.
Summers On 20 February, John Summers, MRPharmS, aged 88, of 42 Roman Court, Bearsden,
Glasgow G61 2HS. Mr Summers registered in 1939. He was a former proprietor community
pharmacist in Glasgow.
Teal On 26 March, Sheridan Christine Teal, née Mitchell, MRPharmS, aged
55, of 47 Rochdale Road, Ripponden, Sowerby Bridge, West Yorkshire HX6 4DS. (see
Tribute)
Woods On 4 March, Brian Woods, MRPharmS, aged 52, of 30 High Street, Meldreth,
Royston, Hertfordshire SG8 6JU. Mr Woods registered in 1975.
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Tribute
Teal In a tribute to the late Sheridan
Christine Teal, GILL
HAWKSWORTH writes:
It was with great sadness that I heard that my friend
and colleague Sheridan Teal had passed away peacefully on Mother’s
Day. She had endured illness with great bravery and dignity for 15 years.
Sheridan was the longest serving pharmaceutical adviser, and the hub
of pharmaceutical activity for many years, in the Calderdale and Kirklees
area. A substantial number
of those years included the period of her illness and, true to character, unselfishly
she always put her duty before herself.
Many of the local pharmacy service developments were only possible because of
her foresight and determination, still benefiting patients today as enhanced
services.
I would like to pay tribute to her professionalism, integrity, generosity and
genuine care for everything she did and everyone she worked with, always smiling
through her adversity. She was an inspiration and role model for every pharmacist,
loved and admired, not only by her colleagues, but all the other health care
professionals her work brought her into contact with.
She and I started out on our careers together as preregistration students and
I had the great honour at her 25 years NHS presentation recently to share some
of those memories with Sheridan and her family and the many close friends and
colleagues, who came in great numbers. This was only to be expected, an exhibition
of the great respect in which Sheridan was held both locally and nationally.
She will be greatly missed by all who knew her and I know that all of us count
it as an immense privilege to have served alongside this gifted and wonderful
pharmacist.
Our thoughts are with her family, Andrew, Jennifer and Christopher, at this time.
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