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Lillie On 19 May, Ryan Stuart Lillie, MRPharmS, aged 61, of c/o Medix
Pharmacy,
PO Box 3204, Harare, Zimbabwe. Mr Lillie registered in 1970.
Ridding On 29 June, Kalpana Mukundlal Ridding, MRPharmS, aged 47, of 100 Chartwell
Avenue, Wingerworth, Chesterfield, Derbyshire S42 6SP. Mrs Ridding registered
in 1981.
Roods On 21 June, Peter Harold Roods, aged 86, of 6 Homehall House, Upper Holland
Road, Sutton Coldfield, West Midlands B72 1RD. Mr Roods registered in 1948 and
retired from the Register in 2002.
Searle On 9 June, Richard Ambrose
Harry Searle, MRPharmS, aged 72, of Cherry Tree Court, Heather Close, Hordle,
Lymington, Hampshire SO41 9FZ. Mr Searle registered
in 1957 (Tribute).
Slattery On 9 June, Geoffery Slattery, MRPharmS, aged 81, of 33 Newhouse Crescent,
Rochdale, Lancashire OL11 5RR. Mr Slattery registered in 1945.
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Tribute
Searle In a tribute
to the late Richard
Ambrose Harry Searle, JOHN LEGGETT and STAN WHEATLEY write:
We are both so sad to learn
of the death
of Dick Searle, our fine friend for more than 40 years.
Dick first registered as a pharmacist in 1957 and in his early years practised
in the West Country. We first met him in the mid-1960s on his appointment to
manage the Boots The Chemists branch in New Milton, Hampshire. However, it was
not too many years before he left Boots to acquire the pharmacy and village shop
in nearby Hordle, where he quickly became an important member of the local community.
Dick took great pride in adding to his pharmaceutical talents by learning the
ancient skill of curing his own hams and gaining the knowledge to be the village
postmaster.
Exceptionally hard working, Dick was a man of great character and intellect.
He could be fiery but he was intensely loyal.
Dick’s many and varied interests included music, sailing and cooking. For
the past five years he had been a valued member of our Seriousaboutourmoney Investment
Club. He so obviously enjoyed the fun and friendship as well as the education
and, in no small way, contributed to our recent investment successes.
One of us (JL) remembers Dick on his last visit to the nursing home; he had been
sleeping for days and had not eaten. When he woke up he requested a glass of
Ringwood Best Beer. It was necessary to scour around the area trying to locate
a retailer of this regional brew. On returning to Dick in triumph, he really
seemed to enjoy checking that “the Best” had, in fact, been bought.
The world is a smaller place for Dick’s passing and his many friends will
miss his huge example.
Our thoughts are with his wife Sylvia and his daughter and sons.
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