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Scottish news direct from Scotland		Friday, 4th February 2005

Obituaries

	Alec Deas ALEC Deas was the last survivor of the great Watsonian rugby teams of the late 1920s and early 30s. He was also, by turns, a champion trials motorcyclist, pilot with the RAF's 603 squadron and wartime Hurricane instructor.

	Findlay McFadzean FINDLAY McFadzean, who served as a solicitor for almost 40 years and oversaw the first amalgamation between two leading Edinburgh and Glasgow law firms, has died, aged 91.

	Prof Peter S Farago THE community of British physicists lost a distinguished member when Peter S Farago, Professor Emeritus of physics in the University of Edinburgh, died on 31 December.



	Tommy Miller TOMMY Miller, Britain's oldest British Board of Boxing Control licence holder, died last week at...		Ivan Noble IVAN Noble, a BBC journalist who chronicled his battle with brain cancer in a moving online diary,..

	Rowland Dalgliesh FORMER rector of Annan Academy.		William Cadenhead LANDSCAPE painter and teacher.

	Martyn Bennett SCOTLAND'S musical landscape is a sadder, less colourful and vastly poorer place following the...		John Macdonald JOHN Macdonald will be remembered as a caring and popular family doctor, with an old-style bedside...

	Tom Mackenzie TOM Mackenzie - known as Mr Inverness to many - was a decorated war hero who went on to become...		Christopher Clayson, CBE DR CHRISTOPHER William Clayson had two particular distinctions. He was the first consultant from a...

	Philip Johnson PHILIP Johnson, whose austere "glass box" buildings and penchant for incorporating whimsical...		Col Tom Lamb COLONEL Tom Lamb, a veteran of El Alamein, the invasion of Sicily and Normandy, before becoming...

	Dame Miriam Rothschild DAME Miriam Rothschild, a self-taught scientist whose highly technical studies of parasites earned...		Leslie Duncan LESLIE Duncan was an exceptional physician, who received international acclaim. It is difficult to...




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