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Peter Holliday, MA, MRCS, LRCP
fessed, he had come to rely on absolutely and on her qualities of intuitive discernment. He also leaves three daughters, two of them married and with their own children, and to all of them, who were such pleasure to him, we offer our sincerest sympathy in this loss in which we can also to some extent share. LRT
DR FERGIE WOODS writes: I first met him in 1959, when I became his house physician at R L H H , and was impressed with his clinical skill and empathy with his patients--these attributes were obviously also well noted by his surgical colleagues, and visits to the surgical wards for medical opinions were a frequent part of his ward rounds. I was delighted when he asked me to join him in Tunbridge Wells in 1960, and this was the start of nearly thirteen years of close cooperation, and friendship. He passed on to me much knowledge in the fields of homaeopathy and general medicine (particularly his skill with E C G records). He took his work as a member of Faculty Council very seriously, and missed few meetings, despite his busy schedule: his term as President meant a great deal to him and is well remembered by us all. In 1972, we moved away, but continued to keep in touch with him and his family: we were saddened to learn of his slowly deteriorating health, though I did remember him once telling me that he did not envisage ever retiring, and he did not! He will be sadly and long missed, both as physician and friend and by all his patients and colleagues. Our deepest sympathy is extended to his widow, Christine, and their family.
WILLIAM LESLIE B A L F O U R , MB, CHB Dr William Leslie B A L F O U R of Edinburgh died early this year at the age of 85. He continued to practice hom~eopathy until he died. He was a very dedicated doctor and a devout Christian. His death is a great loss to his patients, by whom he will be remembered with great respect and affection.
PETER HOLLIDAY, MA, MRCS, LRCP Dr Peter H O L L I D A Y after a long illness of over 2 years on 6 August 1982. He had only been practising hom~eopathy for about two years before he had a heart attack. He was extremely enthusiastic and a very kind and generous man. His practice in Guildford is being continued by Dr Andrew Lockie and we are pleased to say that his son Dr Michael Holliday is attending courses at the Faculty of Homoeopathy. Volume 72, Number 2, April 1983
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DR FERGIE WOODS writes: I first met him in 1959, when I became his house physician at R L H H , and was impressed with his clinical skill and empathy with his patients--these attributes were obviously also well noted by his surgical colleagues, and visits to the surgical wards for medical opinions were a frequent part of his ward rounds. I was delighted when he asked me to join him in Tunbridge Wells in 1960, and this was the start of nearly thirteen years of close cooperation, and friendship. He passed on to me much knowledge in the fields of homaeopathy and general medicine (particularly his skill with E C G records). He took his work as a member of Faculty Council very seriously, and missed few meetings, despite his busy schedule: his term as President meant a great deal to him and is well remembered by us all. In 1972, we moved away, but continued to keep in touch with him and his family: we were saddened to learn of his slowly deteriorating health, though I did remember him once telling me that he did not envisage ever retiring, and he did not! He will be sadly and long missed, both as physician and friend and by all his patients and colleagues. Our deepest sympathy is extended to his widow, Christine, and their family.
WILLIAM LESLIE B A L F O U R , MB, CHB Dr William Leslie B A L F O U R of Edinburgh died early this year at the age of 85. He continued to practice hom~eopathy until he died. He was a very dedicated doctor and a devout Christian. His death is a great loss to his patients, by whom he will be remembered with great respect and affection.
PETER HOLLIDAY, MA, MRCS, LRCP Dr Peter H O L L I D A Y after a long illness of over 2 years on 6 August 1982. He had only been practising hom~eopathy for about two years before he had a heart attack. He was extremely enthusiastic and a very kind and generous man. His practice in Guildford is being continued by Dr Andrew Lockie and we are pleased to say that his son Dr Michael Holliday is attending courses at the Faculty of Homoeopathy. Volume 72, Number 2, April 1983
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