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The obituary notice of Sir Michael Rawlins Gbe, Kt, Md, Frcp, Fmedsci RAWLINS

Richmond | Published in: The Journal (Newcastle). Notable areas: London, Gosforth

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Sir Michael Rawlins Gbe, Kt, Md, Frcp, FmedsciRAWLINSof Richmond, Yorkshire and London, died suddenly in hospital on January 1st, aged 81 years. Much loved by all his family and friends. Funeral Service at St. Mary's Church, Richmond on Friday 27th January at 1pm. A Memorial Service in London will be announced at a later date. No flowers. Donations may be given for St. Oswalds Hospice, Gosforth NE3 1EE.
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Published: 14/01/2023
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15/02/2023
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I am a physician from Uganda in East Africa currently living in Connecticut, USA. I applied to train with Professor Michael Rawlins while in Uganda. He accepted me and I trained at the Wolfson Unit for Clinical Pharmacology in Newcastle upon Tyne from 1980 to 1983. The training I received from him was the foundation of my career as a clinical research physician in the pharmaceutical industry in the USA. Professor Rawlins kept in touch with me for all my career. He will be sorely missed. My condolences to his family.
Geoffrey Mukasa Mukwaya
31/01/2023
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23/01/2023
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In the 90s Mike was the part of the committee then chairman of the committee of safety of medicines at the time I worked for the MCA (now MHRA) and was often in meetings with him. He had a lot of wit and outside of the professional moments in committee had a good sense of humour. I will remember him for this and constantly chewing gum! My condolances to his family.
Donna Ellender
23/01/2023
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