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CMAJ
CMAJ - July 25, 2000JAMC - le 25 juillet 2000

Deaths • Nécrologie

CMAJ 2000;163(2):247

Beland, Marcel A., Windsor, Ont.; University of Ottawa, 1960; general surgery; FRCSC; former chief of staff, Windsor Western Hospital Centre (Windsor Regional); assistant surgeon, Windsor Regional Hospital — Metropolitan Campus; life member, Essex County Medical Society. Died Feb. 5, 2000, aged 68; survived by his wife, Mary, and 4 children.

Champagne, Edward B., Côte-Saint-Luc (Qué.); Université de Montpellier (France), 1954; rheumatologie; ancien adjoint de clinique des hôpitaux St. Mary's Centre et Jewish General. Décédé le 15 mars 2000, à l'âge de 77 ans.

Coleman, Laura I., Cameron, Ont.; McGill University, 1947; psychiatry; FRCPC; former staff, Ross Memorial Hospital, Lindsay, Ont. Died of cancer Mar. 21, 2000, aged 79.

Diniz, Antonio D., Scarborough, Ont.; Aurora University (China), 1935; MCFP; former staff, Scarborough General Hospital; courtesy staff, St. Michael's Hospital. Died Feb. 25, 2000, aged 88; survived by his wife, Vivian, and 9 children.

Fulde, Heinz-Juergen, Tusket, NS; Leipzig University (Germany), 1943; MCFP; former staff, Western Regional Health Centre, Yarmouth, NS; area medical examiner. Died in a motor vehicle accident Mar. 1, 1999, aged 79; survived by his wife, Ann, 1 son and 2 stepchildren. He represented Germany in the 1936 Olympics.

Giard, Claude P., Ville-Marie (Qué.); Université de Montréal, 1961; chirurgien général; FRCSC; ancien membre du personnel du Centre de Santé Ste-Famille. Décédé le 1er mars 2000, à l'âge de 67 ans; laisse son épouse.

Gower, Grahame F., Newmarket, Ont.; Queen's University, 1953; psychiatry; FRCPC; RCN, WW II; former staff, York Central and York County hospitals. Died Mar. 10, 2000, aged 78; survived by his wife, Joan, and 3 children.

Hellat, Alexander, Sudbury, Ont.; Tartu University (Estonia), 1939; former staff, Sudbury General, Laurentian and Sudbury Memorial hospitals. Died Mar. 8, 2000, aged 86; survived by his wife, Elvira.

Johnson, Hugh S., Bancroft, Ont.; University of Toronto, 1952; MCFP; former courtesy staff, Bancroft Red Cross Hospital. Died Mar. 15, 2000, aged 75.

Langstaff, James R., Richmond Hill, Ont.; University of Toronto, 1935; MCFP; first chief of medical staff, York Central Hospital. Died Mar. 26, 2000, aged 89; survived by his wife, Constance, 4 children and 3 stepchildren. He was a driving force behind establishment of the York Central Hospital.

MacKay, Iain M., Hartford, Conn.; University of Toronto, 1943; anesthesia; DABA, FACA, FRCPC; regimental medical officer, RCAMC, WW II; former senior anesthetist, Toronto General Hospital; aide-de-camp to several Ontario lieutenant-governors; honorary physician to Queen Elizabeth; provincial surgeon, St. John Ambulance; associate professor, University of Toronto. Died Feb. 27, 2000, aged 81; survived by his wife, Jeanne, and 2 children.

Marrack, Alexander, Thunder Bay, Ont.; University of London (England), 1955; anesthesia; FRCPC; former staff, St. Joseph's and Port Arthur General hospitals. Died Mar. 6, 2000, aged 70; survived by his wife, Louise.

Morison, James B., Winnipeg; University of Manitoba, 1950; DPH; RCAF, WW II; former staff, Winnipeg Municipal Hospital; deputy minister of health and of various other departments; associate professor, social and community Medicine, University of Manitoba; staff and registrar, College of Physicians and Surgeons of Manitoba; president, Manitoba Public Health Association, Canadian Public Health Association and Winnipeg Medical Society. Died Mar. 5, 2000, aged 78; survived by his wife, Doreen, and 4 children. He was a member of the National Advisory Council on Smoking and Health and served as president of the Canadian Council on Smoking and Health.

Rassell, John A., Ottawa; University of London (England), 1949; psychiatry; DPH, FRCPC; former associate chief and director, inpatient services, and director of education, Ottawa Civic Hospital; staff psychiatrist, Outpatient Department, Ottawa Civic Hospital; associate clinical professor, University of Ottawa. Died Mar. 13, 2000, aged 73; survived by his wife, Betty, and 4 children.

Ryan, G. Clifford, Regina; University of London (England), 1947; anesthesia; FRCPC; former senior staff, Regina General and Pasqua hospitals; associate professor, University of Saskatchewan. Died July 31, 1999, aged 76.

Siksay, Nicholas E., University of Toronto, 1962; occupational medicine; DOH&S, FRCPC; former courtesy staff, Hamilton Health Sciences Corp. — General Site and St. Joseph's Hospital; team physician, Hamilton Ticats; senior medical officer, Stelco Inc. Died of colon cancer Mar. 1, 2000, aged 61; survived by his wife, Carol, and 6 children. His obituary stated: "He had a rare combination of faith and empathy that allowed him to soothe the psyche as well as the body."

Wolfe, William J., North Battleford, Sask.; University of Dublin (Ireland), 1942; DRCOG; RAMC, WW II; Military Cross; former staff, Battleford Union Hospital; senior member, CMA. Died of heart failure Jan. 16, 2000, aged 80; survived by 8 children.

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