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A collection of obituaries and tributes celebrating the lives and achievements of some of our members and colleagues.
Peter was Chair of the RACGP Council for seven years and Patron of the RACGP Foundation
Professor Carson was a pioneer of general practice, his influence on the academic discipline in Australia profound and still felt to this day
Dr Andrew Noel Fraser was born in Kew, Melbourne, the only child of Ruby and Andrew, a homemaker and an electrical engineer
Frank Mansfield was best known as a medical educator and an inspiring teacher who was an Australian pioneer of vocational training
With the death of John Bamford on 29 November 1970 the medical profession of Western Australia lost one of its most devoted members
Dr Bob Brien died on 26 April 2007 in Coffs Harbour where he had been a very popular and well respected general practitioner
John was a Foundation Member of the College and was a member of the Victoria Faculty when it was established on 1 November 1956
In his early years, Dr John Gojko Radunovich was a GP, surgeon, obstetrician, anaesthetist, psychiatrist and ambulance driver
Neville was the epitome of general practice with the qualities that anyone would look for in their family doctor
Dr Gates was a reserved, quiet and modest general practitioner who devoted his life to the improvement of the standards of general practice, he set that same high standard for himself
Dr Phillip Kessly's career was conspicuous for his dedication to community, family and the art and science of medicine
Dr Richard Evans is remembered as a kind, gentle and humble man, a master ‘Mr Fixit’ and a brilliantly sharp, hard-working GP
Dr Jim Leavesley began performing vasectomies in 1971
The RACGP granted Douglas a Fellowship ad eundem gradum in 1981
The well–known and well–loved Associate Professor Amanda Jane McBride passed away on 13 July 2016
From the extensive clinical and surgical training he undertook to multiple courses in later years, Dr Alan (Eric) Fisher continued to deepen and broaden his professional skills
Charles Rowland Bromley Richards, known to all as Rowley, was a general practitioner, sports medicine physician, community leader, humanitarian, and author
A life of service to community, family and country came to an end recently when Cessnock general practitioner, war veteran and volunteer, Donald Lang, died on September 4
Keith’s contribution to the development of future generations of doctors was a reflection of his broader work in the community