Obituaries

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

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 Phillip Kessly's career was conspicuous for his dedication to community, family and the art and science of medicine

Dr Bob Brien died on 26 April 2007 in Coffs Harbour where he had been a very popular and well respected general practitioner

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 Richard Evans is remembered as a kind, gentle and humble man, a master ‘Mr Fixit’ and a brilliantly sharp, hard-working GP

RACGP NSW&ACT would like to honour the memory of members who have passed by obituaries that have been written and shared by our members