In Recognition 2009-10
Thank you from the Principal This issue of In Recognition comes at one of the most exciting times in the College’s history. It was with great pleasure that King’s officially launched its groundbreaking campaign World questions|King’s answers on 3 November with simultaneous events across the globe.
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ith tremendous expertise all across our campuses, King’s is set to address many of society’s most pressing issues. Through discussions with many members of the College community, three broad areas of concern emerged as major issues to our alumni and our dedicated supporters – and they are fields of research and academia where King’s excels. We are ideally positioned to be a global leader in preventing and treating cancer, addressing issues of mental health and advancing the creation of stable, prosperous and creative societies around the world. These challenges and others
carefully chosen from all of the College’s nine academic schools will be tackled by bringing together academic talent and developing a culture of collaboration across King’s and the wider community. King’s is already one of the most respected universities in the world; these additional research efforts are set to enhance teaching at King’s and help us attract exceptional staff and students across all disciplines. Our fundraising achievements are already outstanding. Thanks to the generosity of our supporters we have already received £197 million during the ‘silent phase’ of the campaign. Our target of £500 million overall is ambitious
but appropriate given the achievements of the College and the admirable generosity of our invaluable supporters. Given the significance of our campaign priorities, I am confident that we will reach our goal by 2015. I hope that you are proud, as I am, to be included in the list of individuals and organisations who have already made a financial commitment to World questions|King’s answers. I am constantly delighted by the support given by alumni, staff and friends of King’s and I would like to thank you for your help at this extraordinary moment in the history of our College. Professor Rick Trainor Principal
Left: One of the numerous stone carvings on the façade of Somerset House East Wing
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£500 million campaign launched to focus on global challenges King’s embarks on its most ambitious fundraising effort ever, with a goal to improve lives around the world 2 | In Recognition 2009-10
How can we regenerate a damaged brain? How can personal freedom be balanced with national security? How can our own immune system be harnessed to beat cancer?
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Left: BBC broadcaster David Dimbleby questions panellists at the campaign launch in the Great Hall
rgent questions such as these have led King’s College London to launch a five-year, £500 million public fundraising campaign with worldwide impact. At the early November launch of the campaign, named World questions|King’s answers, the Principal, Professor Rick Trainor, said universities are positioned to take on urgent global challenges, provided they have the resources. ‘This campaign unites the whole College in a belief that now is the time for universities like ours. This is a key time for our sector to make the case for what we can achieve – the great contribution we are making to society,’ he told more than 300 guests gathered on the Strand Campus, as well as a worldwide audience watching the event live on the internet. There were also simultaneous celebrations in Hong Kong and New York City on launch day, attended by another 100 alumni. By every measure – its international scope, its fundraising goal and the level of support needed from alumni and friends to achieve success – World questions|King’s answers is an ambitious undertaking. Its principal mission is to support research activities and help develop real-world solutions related to the campaign’s three theme areas: Neuroscience & mental health, Leadership & society and Cancer. It will also provide funds for the renovation of Somerset House East Wing and a breadth of academic departments and student organisations through the Annual Fund. Professor Trainor noted that the College had already raised more than £197
million toward the campaign. The Rt Hon Sir John Major KG CH, British Prime Minister from 1990 to 1997, is chairing the campaign. In videotaped remarks at the launch celebration, Sir John praised the College for stepping up to answer questions of global importance. ‘Our modern world throws up problems of great complexity, and questions that seem sometimes impossible to answer. The easy option is to leave the most challenging issues for others to address, easy but wrong,’ said Sir John in his taped remarks. ‘In their own areas of expertise, King’s is determined to remain at the forefront of research that will not only benefit and enrich our own lives,
but those of our children and our children’s children.’ The launch celebration inspired students and alumni alike, all voicing support for the campaign’s vision. ‘It’s not just a campaign for our generation but also for generations to come,’ said Peter Okello, a Nursing student from Uganda, who watched the London launch. ‘This is an impressive campaign and worthy of King’s international reputation,’ said Kenneth Aldous (Law, 1998), who attended the New York celebration. ‘All alumni across the globe who watched today should be extremely proud of their alma mater.’ Joining Professor Trainor as panellists at the London launch In Recognition 2009-10 | 3
were Sir Robert Worcester, founder of the international polling firm Ipsos MORI and an Honorary Fellow of the College (see sidebar), and three King’s staff members: Professor Shitij Kapur of the Institute of Psychiatry; Dr ’Funmi Olonisakin of the Conflict, Security & Development Group; and Professor Peter
Parker of the Integrated Cancer Centre. Each panellist stressed how the campaign will further strengthen King’s hallmark approach to problem-solving: creating a multidisciplinary, collaborative environment for research that leads to on-theground solutions, whether in the introduction of a new vaccine or preparing young
Campaign goals by priority areas Neuroscience & mental health Leadership & society Cancer Somerset House East Wing and Quad
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women and men to be future leaders in developing nations. Dr Olonisakin noted that many researchers at King’s work closely with policymakers and decision-makers at international organisations such as the United Nations and the African Union. ‘That is the bread and butter of the research we do at King’s. We think of society at large and
Left: Students, alumni and staff gather for the launch day celebrations
the nature of the problem that confronts society, whether we are talking about medical science or social science,’ she said. ‘It’s not just about theory. It’s about making that theory relevant to society at large.’ One of King’s most distinguished alumni, Archbishop Desmond Tutu FKC (Theology, BD, 1965; MTh, 1966), also expressed his enthusiasm for World questions|King’s answers in taped comments. ‘I’m confident that in my lifetime I will see tremendous advances in the fight against cancer, the challenge to prevent Alzheimer’s, and in the quest to build just, tolerant societies,’ he said. ‘Together we can answer big questions.’
Poll research An international poll commissioned by King’s indicates that before nations can tackle several global challenges they first must understand and bridge the gap between their divergent opinions. The poll, conducted in September by Ipsos MORI, asked a total of 7,055 adults in eight countries two questions online – to identify ‘the two or three greatest challenges’ that face a) the world, and b) their own country. Responses varied greatly, with more people in developing nations generally concerned about pollution and climate change as global challenges. Residents of western
nations were more likely to cite the economy. Across all eight nations, climate change (46%) and war and terrorism (46%) were identified as the top two global challenges. World questions|King’s answers will touch nearly every topic identified as a leading global issue. For example, the campaign is supporting the College’s China, Brazil and India Institutes, which aim to foster greater international understanding, as well as the International Centre for the Study of Radicalisation and Political Violence, which focuses on security and counter-terrorism issues. Some of the poll’s most noteworthy findings: The economy Americans were the only group with more than half (56%) saying
the economy is a top global challenge. Climate change China (67%), Brazil (56%), South Africa (54%) and India (53%) were the countries where most people said climate change is one of the world’s greatest challenges. War and Terrorism Those in the USA (46%), India (40%) and Saudi Arabia (35%) were most likely to cite war and terrorism as one of the two or three greatest challenges facing their own country. Poverty Asked about the most pressing challenges in their own country, poverty topped the list for people in South Africa (70%), Brazil (61%), Saudi Arabia (46%) and India (45%). Over-population More than four in ten people in China (46%), Great Britain (44%) and India (42%) said over-population was the greatest challenge in their country. Ageing China (35%), Australia (31%) and Britain (20%) had the highest percentage of adults who said ageing is one of the greatest challenges facing their own country. Cancer Australians and British were the people most likely to cite cancer as one of the greatest challenges facing their own country (26% and 23% respectively). Mental health More than one-third of Australians (35%) said mental health is one of the greatest challenges facing their country. Technical note: Ipsos MORI interviewed 7,055 adults age 16 to 64 across eight countries: Australia (1,001), Brazil (1,018), China (1,018), Great Britain (1,005), India (1,005), Saudi Arabia (504), South Africa (504) and the USA (1,000). Interviews were conducted online 7-21 September 2010. Quota controls were set upon the interviews achieved and the resultant survey data weighted to the known population profile of this audience (16 – 64 years of age).
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As part of World questions|King’s answers the East Wing returns to its former glory
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or more than two centuries Somerset House has stood beside the Thames, its handsome expanse of columns, arches and statuary serving as timeless symbols of strength and stability. While the Palladian facade facing the river has never lost its grandeur, the years have not always been kind to the building’s interior. Time and tight government budgets have altered many architectural details of this Georgian landmark. Much of the structure has been restored in recent years as tenants, such as The Courtauld Institute of Art, have taken up residence. With King’s now moving into the East Wing, another portion of Somerset House will soon be reborn. Renovation of the East Wing is a £27 million project, with £20 million needed from private donors. This facelift will not only benefit the College and its students; it will return the East Wing to its former glory while accommodating modern academic uses. The East Wing has housed a variety of government offices during the past two centuries. To make room for more staff over the years, many original interiors were subdivided into small, incongruous work spaces never envisioned by Sir William Chambers, the architect who 6 | In Recognition 2009-10
designed Somerset House. Other insults – such as boarding up fireplaces and installing suspended ceilings – further diminished the interior’s character. ‘It has taken a quite a lot of bashing over the decades,’ said Il’ìč Testoni, Architect Associate at BDP, the architectural, design and engineering firm retained by King’s. ‘Structurally, the building is absolutely solid.’ While King’s will largely restore the interior to its original proportions and recover many lost design features, the College will not return the East Wing to Sir William’s exact layout. He designed the structure as a series of unconnected townhouses, not a practicable option for King’s; and the College needs certain modern conveniences, such as lifts and conference Left: The East Wing’s graceful staircases are part of the building’s ventilation system
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spaces. With a number of rooms needing to be refurbished into exciting new spaces for students and academics, the support of alumni and friends has been strong. Alumnus Willie Kwan (Law, 1959) has made a major gift to renovate a lower ground floor space into a modern communal area. To be known as ‘Willie’s Common Room’, it will provide undergraduate law students with an informal place to meet. Similarly, Ms Francesca Quint (Law, 1969) has generously pledged to support the renovation of an office on the third floor to be dedicated in honour of her mother Dr Joan Rae Gomez (née McClelland), who graduated from King’s with a medical degree in 1945. Ms Quint says she chose to support Somerset House ‘first to express gratitude: both to my mother, who encouraged me by her example, help and advice to apply to King’s in the first place, and to the teaching staff and my fellow students in the King’s Law faculty; and secondly because the Somerset House project is architecturally so exciting and seems so right for King’s. I am sure it will enhance the experience of future law students and others who visit the East Wing.’ Construction work will extend well into the summer of 2011, with one of the most important aspects of the job being the renovation of the stone staircases. Concrete bridges added to the staircases during the early 20th century have already been removed, making for light wells that bring daylight into the building through rooftop lanterns. The staircases and light wells are important components of the ventilation system, as air is drawn out of rooms on all six levels and carried up through the lanterns. BDP has developed an innovative plan to push fresh air down through the existing chimney flues to complete the circulation of air.
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Add a third more to your donation
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he £200 million Matched Funding Scheme for the higher education sector adds Government money to donations from individuals to universities. For every £3 donated, King’s is able to claim an additional £1 from the Government. Donors who are UK tax payers have their gift and Gift Aid (25% of the value of the original gift) matched
under the scheme. Having run since August 2008, this scheme is ending in July 2011 and many alumni are making the most of their opportunity to make their gift go even further. The scheme equally applies to gifts from outside of the UK and we are delighted that our overseas donors have also been able to seize the opportunity to give back more to King’s.
Please visit www.kcl.ac.uk/ kingsanswers for more information on the Matched Funding Scheme
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New ways to give King’s has revamped its Alumni Online web pages – www.alumni.kcl. ac.uk – and also launched the World questions|King’s answers website at www. kcl.ac.uk/kingsanswers. Featuring news about upcoming events, campaign details, donor profiles and inspiring stories from around the College, these web pages also allow our supporters to make online donations. Whether making a one-off gift or setting up regular donations, it couldn’t be easier and the response of our generous alumni and friends has been outstanding.
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ClaireWard Claire Ward has recently completed her PhD in the Department of Mathematics. Claire was selected for the three-year Annual Fund Scholarship, the Development Trust Award.
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How did the scholarship make a difference to your life and studies?
Having the Development Trust Award has enabled me to concentrate on my studies and benefit from my time at King’s, without having to worry about my finances.
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Why did you choose to study at King’s?
First and foremost it gave me the opportunity to work with Professor David Burns who is not only a leading academic in his field, but also enthusiastic and supportive of his students. King’s is also part of the London Number Theory group, meaning that I could attend seminars and study groups with leading
academics across London. I also relished the opportunity to study in London and make the most of all the capital has to offer. What kind of activities have you been involved in at King’s?
I was involved in the Christian Union, which was very welcoming and friendly. I have also taken advantage of the modern language lessons available and have studied Level 3 French this year. This is a fantastic opportunity and a chance to learn in an area very different from my field of research.
Santander universities increase their support
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his year saw the partnership between King’s and Santander grow in strength as Santander generously increased their support and funded four further scholarships for King’s students. This builds on the original partnership agreement between Santander Universities Global Division and King’s which was signed in October 2008, providing four postgraduate scholarships for Latin American or Iberian students to study at King’s as well as a Fellowship and travel bursaries. These scholarships encourage graduates who are potential future leaders in their fields to come to King’s. The scholarships are also designed
to promote international collaboration and the sharing of knowledge and ideas. The four new scholarships include three undergraduate scholarships, bringing the brightest young academic stars from Iberia or Latin America to King’s to begin their academic careers. This valuable partnership enables these students to undertake a range of activities and research partnerships which, it is hoped, will lead to advances in health, culture and social research. Scholar Hugo Castillo joined the Number Theory Research Group in 2009 to carry out his PhD. The funding has relieved him of a huge financial burden and he says of his scholarship:
Banco Santander Chairman Emilio Botín chats with student Hugo Castillo
‘For mathematicians like me having a proper environment is fundamental, and London is one of the best places in the world for studying maths. This scholarship has helped me a great deal, covering my expenses in London, and I would like to thank the people behind the Santander scholarship for their kindness.’
What giving means to me
Gwen MacKeith Gwen MacKeith is a Postdoctoral Research Fellow for Out of the Wings, a unique Spanish theatre translation project, which aims to create a fully interactive website for Spanish-language theatre research and practice. She received a travel bursary from Santander Universities. How did the funding benefit your work?
It funded an extremely fruitful trip to Buenos Aires last August. It enabled me to establish connections with the University of Buenos Aires and the University of the República of Montevideo, and meet with
leading academics in the fields of performance, translation and literary and cultural studies. What do you enjoy about working at King’s?
I most enjoy having such wonderful colleagues. Apart from that, the creation of new spaces in the university has greatly supported our work. We recently used the newly developed Anatomy Theatre & Museum space for the Translating Cultural Extremity Workshop Series which were extremely exciting and inspiring events.
If you were given a million pounds to spend on King’s how would you use it?
I’d use it to foster the links I have begun to create in Argentina and Uruguay and set up a Theatre Translation Centre. I’d bring exciting Latin American theatre practitioners to the UK to share their expertise to enrich our process of translating Latin American theatre for performance in the UK.
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New focus on informal carers
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ith cancer as one of the three themes of the World questions|King’s answers campaign and ground breaking discoveries such as the development of a leukaemia vaccine being made, there has never been a more exciting time to be involved with cancer research at King’s. However, often overlooked in the fight against cancer are those who care for family members or friends undergoing gruelling chemotherapy treatment. Thanks to an extremely generous grant from the Christine Hewson Memorial Foundation, the Supportive Cancer Care Research team at the Florence Nightingale
School of Nursing and Midwifery have been able to undertake a unique preliminary study, investigating the needs of those supporting someone through cancer treatment. By asking carers to complete a questionnaire and conducting follow-up interviews, the research team gathered information on the carers’ experiences of looking after a loved one with cancer, what information and support they felt they needed and which factors contribute to carers’ confidence and competence in supporting patients. The results showed that many informal
A cancer patient receiving treatment at St Thomas’
carers find the experience incredibly stressful and feel isolated from health professionals as they struggle to support their loved one through chemotherapy. This work has led the team to attain a greater understanding of the needs of caregivers and will be vital to their ongoing research which aims to identify the best ways for healthcare professionals to intervene to make sure informal carers feel able to support their loved ones. With the focus on caregivers, the benefits of this study are undoubtedly two-fold, touching the lives of both the carers and cancer patients.
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Emma Ream Professor Emma Ream leads the Supportive Cancer Care Research Group at King’s. Her team received a generous grant from the Christine Hewson Memorial Foundation which is being used to fund a unique research project investigating the needs of the family and friends of cancer sufferers. How has the funding benefited the Department in the longer term?
Thanks to the funding support, my team has been able to attain a greater understanding of the needs of caregivers which is extremely valuable for our ongoing research. It is
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providing a firm foundation for future work that is already attracting funding from sources in addition to the Christine Hewson Memorial Foundation. What are your plans for the future of the Department/Centre?
My plan for my research group is for us to grow in capacity and ability to deliver high-quality research that makes a very real difference to the lives of people with cancer and those around them.
Why did you choose to join King’s?
King’s is an exciting place to work; it is recognised for its excellence in both teaching and research and attracts great academics and intellects. In so many areas it is at the forefront of research. You rarely see a month pass without King’s being in the press regarding the latest important research finding or innovation.
Annual Giving Award
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his year’s Alumni Weekend was the setting for the very first Alumni Awards Ceremony. Presented by the Principal, these awards recognise outstanding alumni contributions to the College and the wider community. The prestigious Annual Giving Award, given in previous years as part of the King’s Awards, recognises the outstanding philanthropic support of one of our supporters and this year was awarded to Robin Taher, a Pharmacology with Management graduate of 2005. Robin makes a monthly gift to the Annual Fund and says he chose to support King’s because “in a climate of ever
increasing austerity I’m proud to help keep King’s a global centre of excellence and return the enormous contribution it has played in my life for the generations of students to come”. As a recent graduate who is making a regular financial commitment to the College, King’s wanted to acknowledge his generosity with this award. A young alumnus himself, he hopes that this will inspire other recent graduates to give back to King’s.
Annual Fund supports MLC The Principal presents Robin Taher with his award
In 2009, the Modern Language Centre (MLC) created a language and communication skills virtual learning environment thanks, in part, to a generous grant awarded by the Annual Fund. One year on, the MLC team is delighted to announce that the first phase of the pilot scheme is complete and students are able to access Italian and Spanish resources. Designed for the needs of students, staff and the research community at King’s, the online materials will provide self-access quality language resources.
What giving means to me
Niladri Roy Niladri Roy (King’s, Computer Systems & Electronics, 2003) supports the Annual Fund. By making a regular gift, Niladri has helped the College invest in teaching initiatives and extra-curricular programmes over many years. How did your time at King’s influence your career path?
At King’s I was exposed to many amazing ideas and concepts. These have greatly contributed to my somewhat idealistic, but unapologetic, belief in the power of technology to improve the world. So I am very proud to now be working in the
technology sector. What would you do differently if you had your time at King’s again?
I would talk to even more people than I did! I’d have explored more societies, got chatting to more people in the Waterfront and engaged anyone looking at an interesting poster on the notice board. I bet I could have met people with even more views and ideas to challenge and dazzle me and to share mine with. Why did you choose to support the Annual Fund?
I am lucky to have had many
opportunities through going to King’s, and I want to help others have the same rich experience I did. I’m very happy with where life has taken me, much of which is directly due to my time at King’s. So this is a small way to give something back. I think all of us who are fortunate enough to have some success have an obligation to give back.
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1956 Jubilee Medical Elective Awards
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n celebration of their student days a group of medical alumni who graduated from King’s in 1956 have clubbed together to support today’s medical students. The 1956 Jubilee Elective Awards provided funding for five students’ elective placements in 2009 and, thanks to additional generous donations, ten students’ electives in 2010. Joanna Gibson is one of the students who benefited in 2009. She spent eight weeks working in rural hospitals in Kenya and Tanzania, where she was able to play an important role. ‘We were encouraged to see patients by ourselves, with a clinical officer helping to translate. It was greatly
rewarding to be able to take histories, examine patients, consider investigations and discuss management by ourselves. This responsibility made me think about every aspect of the case logically and consider treatment possibilities, whilst trying to take into account the limited resources of the hospital. We saw very varied cases, from heart failure to TB, Joanna Gibson with a baby she delivered on the maternity ward
HIV-related illnesses, malaria and conditions secondary to it such as severe anaemia and some psychiatric cases. ‘During a Caesarean section, I was asked to receive the baby which was blue. I had to run to maternity (out of the door of the theatre, down stairs, outside and round the corner) and resuscitate the baby before help arrived. Fortunately the baby survived, but this was certainly a very testing time for my obstetric knowledge, self-confidence and ensuring that I can keep myself calm in stressful situations. ‘I had an amazing time in Kenya. It was great to see how a hospital can be run, using such restricted resources, by such dedicated staff members.’
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Joseph Vijay Kumar Joseph Vijay Kumar and his wife Usha Vijaykumar are members of the Family Programme, a community which parents, guardians and other family members of all King’s students are invited to join. They are also supporters of the Annual Fund. Their daughter Anne is in the second year of her medical degree at King’s. Why did your daughter choose to study at King’s?
King’s is renowned for its excellence in the field of medicine, so it was the
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obvious choice of university at which to study for a medical degree. Being in the centre of London, it also has a rich cultural diversity and I hope that Anne will receive a well-rounded education as well as a mix of cultural experiences.
Why did you start giving to King’s?
As parents we feel it is important to lend our support to King’s to benefit our daughter and other students. We enjoy being able to contribute in a small way towards the many programmes that improve campus facilities and the quality of student life. What benefits do universities offer society?
Today’s students are the citizens of the future. A strong education which gives them a strong footing for the future will certainly be a great benefit to society.
Tackling asthma
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ore than five million people in the UK have asthma and the number of children with the condition has risen sixfold in 30 years. In response to this problem, King’s Division of Asthma, Allergy & Lung Biology is working on a number of important research projects. Thanks to support from the global bank Santander and the Dr and Mrs Lee Iu Cheung Fund, researchers are exploring the links between asthma and traffic pollution in our cities. By analysing air quality data and the impact of pollution on respiratory health, researchers will be able to recommend effective treatments and steer public policy on emissions
Studies will show whether the Lower Emissions Zone benefits people’s health
in our cities. Part of this research involves experiments within London’s Low Emission Zone, which requires lorries, buses and coaches to meet a standard
of particulate emission. Researchers have been visiting East London schools to provide education about pollution, science and health and to measure the pupils’ lung function. In addition, the Him Lee Scholarship Fund is allowing King’s to attract talented young researchers whose work will benefit patients worldwide. Thanks to funding from Mr Him Lee, a generous supporter of asthma research, Dr Joanna Lukawska is carrying out research into the inflammation of the lining of the lungs, which will direct future treatments, especially for patients who have severe asthma with disabling levels of breathlessness.
What giving means to me
John Taylor John Taylor (Guy’s, Medicine, 1977) supports the GKT Annual Fund, which enhances student life by funding teaching innovations, extra-curricular activities and scholarships within the Medical School and Dental Institute.
opportunities to interact with students across the health schools.
Why did you choose to support King’s?
My happiest memory was the pride of being a student at Guy’s Hospital Medical School. I miss the vitality of the health campus and the interactions with students of other health disciplines
To recognise the outstanding clinical education I received, based in facilities that were in the main constructed through the philanthropy of others over almost 300 years. I give to the GKT Annual Fund as for me this fund focuses on the student experience and gives them
What is your happiest memory from your time at King’s and what do you miss most?
What benefits do universities offer society?
They prepare their graduates for a lifetime of learning. Universities are repositories of knowledge for the benefit of society, and research performed in universities provides benefits in both the present and future.
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Legacy for the fight against cancer
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he Breakthrough Breast Cancer Research Unit at the Integrated Cancer Centre is dedicated to researching triple negative breast cancer, a particularly aggressive form of the disease. Under the directorship of Professor Andy Tutt, the work being done has the potential to save lives by developing a deeper understanding of this relatively unknown cancer. One of the team’s research projects aims to use stem cell imaging and bioinformatics to pioneer new predictive biomarkers and treatments. An extremely generous legacy gift, made by the late Mrs Corinne Graham (née Carmona), a 1955 alumna, has
provided this project with vital support and has helped fund the appointment of a Research Project Manager. This gift was granted by Mrs Graham’s family, headed by her husband, Professor David Graham, who chose this project to honour his wife’s wishes that the gift be used to fund the field of breast cancer research. Research will contribute to advancements in targeted cancer treatments
The special commitment made by those who have chosen to remember King’s in their will has provided immense benefit across the College. As well as directing their gifts to specific areas, some people choose to leave their gift to be used at the Principal’s discretion, allowing the funds to be placed where the need is greatest. This type of gift can be applied to areas where it will have maximum benefit. King’s is incredibly grateful to all those who choose to express support of the College through a gift in their will. These gifts are invaluable in helping us create more opportunities for students and delivering worldclass research and education programmes at King’s.
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Trudi Darby Having completed both her BA in English and PhD at King’s, Trudi Darby is currently the College’s Head of Administration for Arts & Sciences. A supporter of the Special Collections Conservation Fund, she has also kindly chosen to remember King’s in her will. What inspired you to give to King’s?
I make a monthly gift to the Special Collections as I want to support a library fund in memory of my late father and give to something where a relatively small amount, given regularly, can make a
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difference. I chose to leave a legacy as this allows my assets to be left in a sum that is truly useful. Which fund would you like your legacy to support?
I don’t want to tie it down to one specific fund as I realise it is best to leave my gift to the College’s discretion. I trust the College to take care of my money and put it to best use.
What is your happiest memory from your time as a student?
Being a postgraduate student at work in the British Library. I was very privileged to be in such a wonderful environment, with distinguished scholars. It was the first opportunity I’d had to work in a multinational ambience with people with whom I had common interests.
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Hidden treasures A spectacular collection conserved through the generosity of donors
he historical library collection of the Foreign and Commonwealth Office, arguably the most important library collection ever acquired by King’s, comprises more than 60,000 volumes of books, pamphlets, reports, typescripts and manuscripts. It is held at King’s thanks to investment by the College combined with philanthropic donations. Cataloguing and conserving this spectacular collection is an ongoing process that is continually unearthing new treasures. Thousands of rare books, state documents, treaties and pamphlets have already been discovered. Of the 13,000 items catalogued so far, around a fifth appear to be unique, with no other copies recorded in any other major library,
either in the UK or overseas. As well as benefiting the staff and students at King’s, the collection is already being used as an international research resource, with readers coming from all over the world to consult the material. Many more unique items are expected to be discovered, and King’s has launched a £650,000 fundraising campaign to make this wealth of material accessible to the public for the first time. A recent fundraising event to celebrate this extraordinary collection, hosted by Sir Jeremy Greenstock and attended by friends and donors, was an overwhelming success and highlighted King’s commitment to internationally significant research and teaching resources. For further information about the Special Collections see www.kcl. ac.uk/specialcollections
Some of the thousands of rare and unique items discovered so far
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Annual Fund The Annual Fund has the power to change students’ lives. Here are three examples from the past year
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hether through the provision of world-class educational opportunities or by supporting innovative, extra-curricular activities, grants given from the King’s Annual Fund and the GKT Annual Fund provide students with diverse and academically enhancing experiences. This year, thanks to those who supported the Annual Fund, over £290,000 was awarded to an outstanding collection of projects.
KCL Radio The launch of the College’s first live online radio station takes place this year thanks to a grant awarded to the recently revamped KCL Radio and Podcasting Society. As well as broadcasting live material there will be an on-demand media station which will be available 24/7 and broadcast in the Students’ Union bars. It will be a powerful communication tool which will keep all students up to date with news, events and activities around the College This innovative project will benefit a vast number of students at King’s, including those who will gain valuable training in all aspects of broadcast journalism – a huge stepping stone to those hoping to forge a career in media. Support from the Annual Fund has allowed the Society to build their own radio 16 | In Recognition 2009-10
station on the campus and purchase the state-of-the-art equipment they need. As Station Manager, Fran Allfrey was delighted when the Society received the grant of £19,500. She says, ‘I never thought that we’d be able to afford to build an industry standard radio station. Now we have our own space we are going to focus on giving all King’s students a place to showcase their achievements. It’s great that alumni see it’s important to support student media, allowing students to get the vital experience they need to get into a very competitive industry’.
Right: Station Manager Fran Allfrey records at the brand new radio station
Shakespeare’s London Working in collaboration with the College’s external partners in Globe Education at the Globe Theatre, students and staff at King’s are set to bring Shakespeare’s London to life through an innovative project which will enable students to produce a fully searchable online map of the London in which William Shakespeare lived and worked. This will generate new insights into the plays written in the city and further students’ understanding of the context in which the plays were written. This unique project will give students an opportunity to engage with the city in which they study and its communities, both past and present. The high-profile website produced
as a result of their substantial historical research will allow them to present their work in a compelling way to the wider public and will be an excellent learning tool for anyone around the world with an interest in the playwright.
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The English Department received a grant of £3,500 from the King’s Innovation Fund, supported by the Annual Fund, to create this project, which will cover the costs of developing the website as well as providing students with the equipment and research trips essential for their work.
Audio-visual learning tool for medical students As the amount of face-to-face patient contact available to medical students decreases, King’s has had to develop new and inventive approaches to teaching which will ensure
that our students continue to receive outstanding medical training. Thanks to a grant of £1,108 from the Annual Fund, the Division of Asthma, Allergy and Lung Biology are developing an audiovisual/e-learning tool which will facilitate medical students’ learning of the clinical examination of the respiratory system. The grant will fund the filming of a series of video clips of model patients as well as the collection of audio files with breath sounds and added effects. These will effectively illustrate typical respiratory symptoms
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and allow students to test and develop their recognition of different respiratory sounds. This deeper understanding of respiratory diseases will enhance the research-rich environment the School of Medicine is providing for students and it is hoped will encourage further research into the mechanisms of these diseases. Furthermore, as the audio-visual material will be placed on the King’s Virtual Campus, thousands of current and future medical students at King’s will benefit from the material. In Recognition 2009-10 | 17
Chain reaction How every gift leads to exciting outcomes at King’s College London
Practical opportunity
Medical, Dental &Principal’s Circle members, each donating £1,000
Future leaders
12 donors, each giving £225 to the Annual Fund
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This generosity has supported the creation of a social interaction space for staff and students to enjoy in the School of Arts and Humanities, providing 160 postgraduates with a dedicated space to meet with fellow students, staff and experts to discuss their work and ideas, helping them to flourish academically and become the future leaders in their field.
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The gifts have helped the Anatomical Society establish a project to provide unique and specialised practical work experience for up to 25 undergraduate students every summer for three years. As well as benefiting the 75 students who will undertake the practical work, this opportunity will have a long-term benefit for thousands of students who will use the specimen materials generated for many years to come.
King’s around the globe
24 donors making a gift of £18 a month to the Annual Fund
This enabled the KCLSU to organise and hold five events to help international students integrate into the King’s and London communities. Attended by over 350 students from the UK and around the globe, these events allowed students from an array of cultures to get to know one another, maintaining King’s as a cosmopolitan university which attracts the world’s brightest and best.
Communication skills
34 donors making a gift of £30 to the Annual Fund
These gifts will provide training for 30 student volunteers to learn Makaton, a sign language developed for use by autistic children, to aid the volunteers in their one-toone recreational work with children with special needs. By developing these communication skills the volunteers will be better equipped to build a relationship with the children, enriching their own experience as well as having a profound impact on the lives of the children.
Coaching the community
45 donors, each giving £100 to the Annual Fund
The generosity of these donors has provided training for 25 aspiring student coaches, giving them the opportunity to gain a national coaching qualification in seven targeted sports – badminton, hockey, football, netball, rowing, rugby or tennis. In return they will contribute 500 hours of coaching to the King’s community. In Recognition 2009-10 | 19
Five gifts that changed the world As King’s launches a new campaign we look back at the rich history of philanthropy which has shaped King’s and the institutions with which it has merged
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rom bringing change to Africa to funding cutting-edge research centres, gifts made throughout the ages have had a lasting impact on King’s, and the whole world. This timeline highlights a few of the most spectacular donations to the College.
1829 William Hunt
In 1829 the wealthy silk merchant William Hunt left Guy’s Hospital a gift of £180,000 in his will. The equivalent of an
incredible £14.7 million today, this remains one of the largest charitable bequests ever made in the UK. Guy’s used the gift to build Hunt’s House, which stood where New Hunt’s House is located today. An expansion to the existing Guy’s Hospital building, the addition dramatically enlarged the hospital’s clinical facilities and wards when it opened in 1852. With the hospital now able to accommodate far more patients, its impact on healthcare in poverty-stricken London was great, and Hunt’s House firmly established Guy’s as a worldrenowned teaching hospital.
Below: A snapshot of Hunt’s House in 1890
1890s William Frederick Danvers Smith FKC
The family behind WH Smith stationers gave more than a century of service to King’s over the course of three generations. William Frederick Danvers Smith, 2nd Viscount Hambleden, grandson of the stationery firm’s founder, was a lifelong supporter of King’s, following in the footsteps of his father, who sat on the King’s Council for many years. In the 1890s William made the first of many large donations to King’s with a gift of £5,000, the equivalent of about £410,000 today. Given during the Long Depression of the Victorian era, this gift put the College on a firm financial footing and enabled King’s to prosper and become the institution we know today.
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Dimbleby Cancer Care In 1965, prominent radio and television broadcaster Richard Dimbleby passed away after a long struggle with cancer. One of the first public figures 20 | In Recognition 2009-10
1999
Wolfson Foundation In 1999 the Wolfson Foundation pledged a gift of £6 million to King’s which established the Wolfson Centre for Age Related Diseases, a state-ofthe-art research centre opened by HRH The Princess Royal in 2004. This leading scientific centre houses experts in brain development, stem cells, neurodegenerative diseases and brain repair. Working together, these researchers are able to answer more complex questions about dementia, Parkinson’s and stroke, and their research findings are rapidly translated into therapies. With 25 groups carrying out cutting-edge research, the centre is leading the way in discovering lifechanging treatments for neurodegenerative diseases.
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to talk openly about his own cancer, his death struck a chord with millions. The outpouring of public grief and nationwide eagerness to help allowed Richard’s family to establish Dimbleby Cancer Care in his memory. In 1968, thanks to funding from Dimbleby Cancer Care, The Richard Dimbleby Laboratories were opened at the St Thomas’ campus by Her Majesty the Queen. Relocated to the Guy’s campus in 2007, the laboratory is recognised as one of Britain’s leading cancer research centres. The lab is one of the few in the world which brings together research scientists from a range of disciplines to collaborate on ways to diagnose, treat and ultimately cure those battling cancer.
Above: The late Richard Dimbleby Below: 2009 ALC Fellows with ALC trustee Medhane Tedasse at the Centre’s launch event in Nairobi
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Carnegie Corporation of New York In 2009 the Carnegie Corporation of New York gave $1.7 million to King’s to fund Peace and Security Fellowships at the African Leadership Centre (ALC). Based in Nairobi, the ALC aims to strengthen Africa’s long-term social, political and economic development by mentoring and
training the next generation of leaders. The Carnegie grant will enable 21 African scholars to complete master’s degrees in Conflict, Security and Development or International Peace and Security over three years at King’s. Having begun their masters in September 2010, each of the Fellows has the shared vision of bringing transformative change to Africa, and their studies at King’s will empower them with the insights and skills needed to guide Africa’s development.
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ince its foundation the Annual Fund has supported over 255 individual projects and scholarships, benefiting many thousands of students. Here, some of our alumni who received funding during their time at King’s tell us how the donations played a key role during their time at King’s and in their careers.
Elin Kelsey Having already built up a successful career around environmental and sustainability issues, Elin was
Where are they now? For over 15 years alumni, staff and friends have been giving to the Annual Fund. Such generosity over the years continues to have a positive impact on recipients long after graduation
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able to pursue her interest in environmental education thanks to a three-year PhD studentship funded by the Annual Fund from 1998 to 2001. Whilst completing her PhD, Elin founded her own environmental education and communications consultancy and has since gone on to become a highly successful lecturer and critically acclaimed author. During my doctoral studies at King’s I received generous support for my work through the Annual Fund. Through my previous work, I felt that I had a strong understanding of environmental issues. My time at King’s
was pivotal to my personal and professional development as it enabled me to explore these issues from a British and EU perspective and to work with students from many
other countries. I particularly appreciated the calibre of my thesis advisers – the late Rosalind Driver, who was Professor of Science Education at King’s, Justin Dillon, Professor of Science and Environmental Education at King’s, and Jonathan Osborne, who is now the inaugural holder of the Shriram Family Professorship in Science Education in the School of Education at Stanford University. They gave me total freedom to wander through ideas and challenged me to do my best thinking. King’s was a wonderfully
Below: Greg Funnell covering the Israel/Palestine conflict in Bethlehem, 2008
supportive environment in which I felt valued as an academic contributor. I could not wish for a better PhD experience. The Annual Fund made it possible for me to step away from a career I love so that I could come back to it with richer ideas to contribute. This is a great gift.
Greg Funnell Greg graduated from King’s in 2006 with a BA in History and War Studies. Throughout his time at King’s he worked on the student newspaper, ROAR, which received an Annual Fund
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grant in 2005. This grant was vital to the newspaper’s success, and since graduating Greg has used his experience at ROAR to build a successful career as a freelance photographer. Whilst studying at King’s I worked for three years on the student newspaper, starting as a photographer and progressing to become picture editor and finally joint editor in my final year. The Annual Fund helped keep ROAR alive by providing the paper with the funds it needed to run a successful editorial entity. The money provided much-needed computer and software upgrades that allowed us to produce a high-quality monthly paper from our small office based at the Strand campus. Mainly though, it kept the paper going, and in doing so cemented friendships that were forged in the teamwork needed when volunteering around a busy study schedule. Personally, I was able to use the experience gained as a springboard to launch my career in freelance photography, and when the time came to graduate I was able to go straight into freelancing. Four years and one recession later I’m still managing to successfully freelance, having been published in The Sunday Times and The Independent to name a couple and having travelled to more than a dozen countries for work. It’s not been easy, but my time at King’s and working on the paper certainly helped to prepare me in some way for making it in the wider world.
Dr Hannah Theobald Hannah completed her BSc in Nutrition at King’s in 1997 before going on to complete a PhD in Nutrition in 2003, thanks to a three-year 24 | In Recognition 2009-10
Below: Hannah Theobald proudly graduating having gained her PhD
scholarship from the Annual Fund. To date, she has had an extremely successful career as a nutritionist, working both in the UK and around the world, and has appeared on national TV and radio. The Nutritional Sciences Division at King’s is world renowned, so I was confident that I was studying at one of the best places in the world. Without a scholarship from the Annual Fund it’s unlikely that I would have been able to do my PhD and, having completed it, it’s proved to have been a great asset! A PhD gives you many skills that you can apply to work and everyday life. As well as teaching me valuable organisational skills, writing up my research and presenting my findings at conferences has meant that I have honed my communication skills, enabling me to communicate to a wide range of audiences. Most valuable of all was teamwork; you can spend a long time working on your own whilst undertaking a PhD. But equally you spend time working as part of a multifaceted research team, and being able to work well in a team is essential in the workplace. Aside from gaining a scholarship from King’s and completing my PhD, my proudest achievement so far has been working with researchers in Malaysia to better understand the nutritional status of primary schoolchildren. Together we measured the nutritional status of 400 children in Kuala Lumpur and discovered that vitamin D deficiency and insufficiency was a big problem. We held a halfday seminar in Kuala Lumpur earlier this year to report our findings to other researchers and policymakers. This work could be really beneficial to a number of people, as it has prompted more
research into vitamin D in Malaysia.
Dr Victoria Rimell In 1998 Victoria received an Annual Fund scholarship to support her through her PhD in Classics. Finishing in just two years, she went on to become a lecturer at Girton College, Cambridge before becoming Professore a contratto in Latin literature at Sapienza University of Rome. She has published three books and is currently working on a fourth. Having come to London determined to make it as a journalist I worked for a couple of years as a ‘hack’ before winning the Annual Fund scholarship to study for a PhD at King’s. I had had the idea for my PhD brewing for a while, and having had writer’s block beaten out of me by an ex-Fleet Street heavyweight I finished in just
two years. Since then my career has spanned lecturing jobs at Girton and Clare in Cambridge and the University of Rome, where I am now Associate Professor. Having published three books, my next project is a book on the poetics of space in imperial Roman texts. I wouldn’t have been able to do a PhD without the help of the funding I received from King’s, so it goes without saying that the Annual Fund has played a crucial role in launching my academic career. I have very fond memories of King’s – it was and I am sure still is a fantastically diverse and stimulating environment and I greatly value my time there.
In good company The College is very grateful to all those who have so generously supported our work in the last financial year. We warmly acknowledge all those listed below and those who prefer to remain anonymous Exceptional Support We would particularly like to recognise those who have given support at an exceptional level to the College. We extend our deepest appreciation to the following, as well as those individuals and organisations that have chosen to remain anonymous. Mr Edward Atkin & Mrs Celia Atkin, née Bogan Mrs Bertha Bekhor The late Mr William Broomfield Ms Julia Charlton AKC Mr Albert Cheung & Ms Athena Lui Mrs Maryann Cochrane Professor David Cooper, Guy’s The late Mr James Dickson, Guy’s Mr Peter Domanski & Mrs Sarah Domanski Dr Paul Ellis The late Mrs Corinne Graham, née Carmona Dr Linda Greenwall Mr Stephen Harrow AKC FKC & Professor Jennifer Harrow The late Professor Arthur Hatto FKC The late Mr Raphael Honnor Professor Barry Ife CBE FKC Mr Brian Jeeves Mr Ghassan Karian The late Revd Canon Jenö Kohner & Mrs Joan Kohner Mr Willie Kwan FKC & Mrs Irene Kwan Mr Him Lee
Dr Bertie Leung The late Mrs Joan Lewin MBE, née Hole Mr Peter Lineham AKC & The late Mrs Eileen Lineham Dr Zudong Liu Mr Terence Lo Dr Abe Lue MBE FKC & Dr Adaline Ko The late Mr John Mclean OBE FKC, Guy’s The late Rev Donald Membery AKC The late Miss Mary Millington Mrs Erika Mitsidis, née Echt Dr John Parker, Guy’s Dr Nicola Pietrobon Mr John Richardson Dr Maurice Rothschild, Guy’s Dr Shafik Sachedina, Guy’s & Mrs Nadia Sachedina Mrs Lily Safra FKC Dr Angela Scott, née Grundy Professor Dennis Smith Mr Henry Sweetbaum Dr Keith Thomas & Mrs Tonie Thomas, née Lloyd The late Miss Norah Thomas The late Mrs Diana Trebble, née Jennings, Guy’s Mr Dieter Yih FKC Action Medical Research Arthritis Research UK Association Monegasque contre les Myopathies Association for International Cancer Research Asthma UK
The Atlantic Philanthropies Big Lottery Fund Breast Cancer Campaign British Heart Foundation Cancer Research UK Carnegie Corporation of New York CHDI Foundation, Inc., & High Q Foundation, Inc. Crohn’s & Colitis UK DEBRA International Department of Health Diabetes UK Dimbleby Cancer Care The Dinwoodie Settlement Economic Community of West African States Elimination of Leukaemia Fund Espirito Santo Financial Group Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation The John & Lucille van Geest Foundation Genzyme Europe B.V. GlaxoSmithKline Research and Development Ltd Guy’s & St Thomas’ Charity Humanities in the European Research Area Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation International Kay Kendall Leukaemia Fund Kidney Research UK Kids Company King’s College Hospital Charity King’s College Hospital NHS Foundation Trust The King’s Medical Research Trust (KMRT)
Alicia Koplowitz Foundation Leukaemia & Lymphoma Research A G Leventis Foundation Leverhulme Trust The London Law Trust Multiple Sclerosis Society Muscular Dystrophy Campaign Myeloma UK Stavros Niarchos Foundation Oak Foundation The Panacea Society Parkinson’s Disease Society The Peltz Trust Pfizer Ltd Philips Medical Systems Nederland B.V. Philips Healthcare Psychiatry Research Trust Remedi The Edmond J. Safra Philanthropic Foundation Santander Universities Cicely Saunders International The Schroder Foundation The Henry Smith Charity South London & Maudsley NHS Foundation Trust St. Thomas’ Lupus Trust Sir Halley Stewart Trust The Stroke Association Teenage Cancer Trust Tommy’s The Baby Charity VolkswagenStiftung Wellcome Trust The Maurice Wohl Charitable Foundation The Wolfson Foundation
Dr Yen-Chung Chong, QEC Dr Welland Chu Ms Bridget Clarke Dr Stephen Colloff Professor David Cooper, Guy’s Dr John Crocker & Mrs Josephine Crocker AKC FKC, née Frearson Mrs Debbie Cuthbert Mr Bill Dodwell The Marquess of Douro OBE & The Marchioness of Douro OBE Mrs Ursula Duckworth, née Cassal Professor Stephen Dunne Mr Mark Elliot AKC Dr Michael Escudier, Guy’s Dr Omer Fadl, IoP Mr David Farrell Sir David Foskett FKC & Lady Foskett, née Angela Jacobs Mr Kenneth Friar Dr Robert Gaitskell AKC
Ms Yvonne Gallagher Mr Nick Goulding Professor Anne Greenough FKC Professor John Greenspan FKC & Professor Deborah Greenspan, RDH Mr Mark Hardy AKC & Mrs Mary Hardy, née Goold Mr Richard Hardy Mr Robin Healey Mr John Henderson AKC Mr Mark Herbert Professor Keith Hoggart FKC Dr Robert Howes Mr Geraint Hughes AKC Dr Yee Cheau Hwang Mr Neil Kaplan CBE Professor Shitij Kapur Mrs Joyce Kastner Professor Richard Kay Mr Conor Kehoe & Dr Elisabeth Kehoe Mr Michael Kershaw
Mr William Kwan FKC & Mrs Irene Kwan Dr Timothy Lancaster Professor John Langdon FKC Dr James Lau Professor Robert Lechler FKC Miss Harn Szuan Leng Dr Ronald Leung Mr David Lloyd OBE AKC Professor Arthur Lucas CBE FKC & Mrs Paula Lucas Dr Frances Mather Mr Hashim Mohammed, QEC Sir Hamid Moollan Professor Peter Morgan Mr Stephen Moss CBE Dr Victoria Muir, Guy’s Dr Peter Noble, St Thomas’ Mr John Padovan FKC Mrs Gina Parker, née Howlett Mr Andrew Parrish Continued overleaf
Leadership giving The College is honoured to recognise the significant commitment shown by members of the Principal’s Circle, the Dental Circle and the Medical Circle, each of whom has generously donated £1,000 or more towards the Annual Fund or the College’s Discretionary Funds. Mr Anthony Ashplant Mr Tom Barry & Mrs Susan Barry Mr Martin Bartlam Ms Mary Bilton Mr Warren Birnbaum Dr Ann Blizard, née Underwood Lady Bonham-Carter AKC, née Diane Madden Mr John Bradley, Guy’s Mr Graham Brown Professor Jack Cann Professor Stephen Challacombe FKC, Guy’s
Donors who have supported the College for the past three or more consecutive years are listed in bold. This list warmly acknowledges the support of donors during the financial year 1 August 2009 to 31 July 2010.
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Dr Susmita Patel Professor John Pepper, Guy’s Professor Harold W Preiskel, Guy’s Dr Annette Preuss-Nowotny Mr Michael Raffan AKC Professor Jack Rowe FKC, Guy’s Mr Iain Roxborough Mr Jack Ryding AKC Mr John Savage Mr Philip Scott Mr Geoffrey Smith Mrs Sylvia Spokes, née Johnson Sir James Spooner FKC & Lady Spooner Mr Roderick Sykes Mr Robin Taher Mr John Taylor, Guy’s Mr Michael Taylor Dr Cyril Thomas, St Thomas’ His Honour Judge John Toulmin CMG FKC & Mrs Carolyn Toulmin AKC, née Gullick Professor Richard Trainor KBE FKC & Professor Marguerite Dupree Professor Tom Treasure, Guy’s & Professor Janet Treasure, née Burden, St Thomas’ Mr Neeraj Tuli AKC Professor Henry Tyrrell FKC Professor John Uff CBE FKC & Mrs Diana Uff FKC, née Graveson Ms Caroline Usher Emeritus Professor Roger Watson, Guy’s Dr Peter Wilkinson Mr Stephen Williams & Mrs Susan Williams, née Cottam Professor Nairn Wilson CBE FKC Mr Christopher Wiscarson FKC & Mrs Gillian Wiscarson Mr John Woodley & Mrs Jill Woodley, née Hodgkinson Mr Peter Yerbury, Guy’s plus all anonymous members
Alumni King’s relies on the support and commitment of its alumni to create new opportunities for students and staff. We thank all of our donors, including those who prefer to remain anonymous, and would particularly like to recognise those who have offered their support for the past three or more consecutive years, whose names are in bold.
1932 The late Professor Arthur Hatto FKC
1934 Mr Horace Schwerin
1937 Mr Geoffrey Standing
1938 The late Mr Harold Allaway Mrs Margaret Kingston, née Ellis The late Mrs Joan Lewin MBE, née Hole
1939
Mrs Peggy Bedwell, née Mason The late Dr Oliver Garai Mrs M Humpheryes, née Coast
Dr Barry Brown, Guy’s
Mrs Margaret Morris, née Back
Dr Malcolm Godfrey CBE FKC Dr Hugh Herbert, Guy’s Mr John Jenrick Mrs Mary Laundon, née Parratt
1942
Mr Edward Lee Professor Maurice Lessof FKC, Guy’s
Mrs Anthea Dean, née Todd, QEC
Mr Richard Allen The Revd Aleck Banks AKC
Mrs Margaret Morgan AKC, née Stokes Mrs Elizabeth Oliver, née Ratigan
Mrs Marjorie Finney, née Prickett The Revd Canon James Free AKC
Dr Charles Clark Dr Norman Crofts, St Thomas’ Dr Peter Trafford, St Thomas’ The Revd Canon Walter Walker AKC
Mrs Joan Orchard AKC, née Miller
Dr Jean Candy Gillbard Dr Peter Hammett Mr Michael Handscomb Mr James Arthur David Heal The Revd Kenneth Hewitt AKC The late Mrs Eileen Lineham, née Thompson Dr Ruth Lister
1943
Dr John Parker, Guy’s Mr John Simpson Mrs Madeleine West, née Colmore Mrs Alison Woodhead, née Reader
1948
Dr John Attenborough Dr Fred Charatan, St Thomas’
Mr Anthony Baker
Dr John Coxon, St Thomas’ Dr Bill Jeanes, Guy’s
Mr Leonard Bean Mr Brian Cane AKC Dr Alan Chynoweth
1944
Dr John Cornes AKC The Revd Stephen Davis AKC
Mrs Margaret Pearson, née Simpson
Mr Roger Franks Mr John Gill, St Thomas’
Mr Herbert Powell, Guy’s
Mr John Gratwick Dr Donald Keedwell
Dr Hugh Smyllie Mrs Audrey Thomas, née Beeson
Professor Robert Knecht
Mrs Pamela Vonberg AKC, née Dennis
Mr Richard Hart, Guy’s
Dr John Barham Dr Joan Garai, née Gibson Dr Robert Hardwick, St Thomas’ Mrs Phyllis Mongar, née Brown Miss Marian Nevell Mrs Kay Pannell, née Simon Mr David Robinson, Guy’s
Dr Antony Sampson Mr W Sleep
Mr Guy Smith AKC Mrs Evelyn Smith, née Shipley
Dr Sydney Beales
Mr Martin Maycock Mr John McGuire The late Mr John McLean OBE FKC, Guy’s Mr Denison Mears
Dr John Middleton, St Thomas’
Dr Georgina Somerset, née Turtle
Dr Eric Morrall Mr Derek Newton
1945
Dr Eric Pitts Miss Iris Richart
Miss Margaret Bowen AKC
Professor Jack Rowe FKC, Guy’s
Mr Guy Carruthers
Mrs Anthea Sartain, née Lowe Mrs Jean Smith AKC, née Clayton Dr Eric Stafford, Guy’s
Dr Donald Davidson, St Thomas’ Dr Dewi Davies, Guy’s Dr Stanley Davis, Guy’s
Dr John Summerhayes
Mr Harold Fletcher
Dr Cyril Thomas, St Thomas’
The late Mr Clive Mills AKC Mr Arthur Mole Air Marshal Sir Alec Morris KBE Professor David Nicholson, Guy’s Mr Denis Reid, Guy’s
Mrs Margaret Thresh, née Sachs, Normanby College
Dr Thomas Richards Dr Derek Seaton, St Thomas’ Dr Gordon Welch, St Thomas’
1946 Dr Winifred Adams, née Hawkes
Dr Donald Ainscow, St Thomas’ Dr Charles Attwood, St Thomas’ Mr Stuart Bell, Guy’s
Dr Amin Tibi Dr Pauline Webb AKC FKC Mrs Mary Whittle, née Hurrell
1949 Dr Edmund Beswick, Guy’s Mr Edward Broadway OBE, RDH Dr Michael Brudenell Dr Lewis Clein, IoP The late Mr James Dickens, Guy’s
Mrs Barbara Dutton, née Hornsby
The late Mr James Dickson, Guy’s
Mrs Penny Francis MBE, née Elsden-Smith
Mrs Eileen Edwards, née Smith
Mr Michael Gilbert, Guy’s
Professor Jeffery Lever, St Thomas’ Mrs Betty Moon AKC, née Cross Mrs Jean Morris, née Dolby, RDH The Revd Dr William Peal AKC
Mr Ronald Grassly Dr Ronald Heacock
Mr Arthur Rooms, Guy’s
Professor John Hinton Dr Frederick James AKC Mrs Margaret Joseph, née Johnstone
Mr Jeffrey Rose, Guy’s
Dr Gerald Leaf
Mrs Joan Short AKC, née Lesford Mrs Sylvia Spokes, née Johnson Professor Michael Warren, Guy’s Dr Janet Waugh, née McDowall
Mr Peter Lineham AKC Miss Sheila McCormack, Normanby College The Revd John Ouless AKC Dr John Stewart, St Thomas’
1947
Mr Henley Nicholls AKC
Dr Robert Barnard, Guy’s Mr Roger Bonafont
Mr Bernard Whitaker, Guy’s Dr Elizabeth Wilson, née Nicoll
Lady Bonham-Carter AKC, née Diane Madden
1950
Mr Kenneth Coley, Chelsea College Dr Leslie Hale The late Mrs Shirley Hale, née Dumayne Mrs Betty Iles Dr Ernest Jarratt Dr R Sandison AKC
1941 Mr Peter Barke AKC
Mrs Patricia Bradfield, née Singer
Mrs Anne Butters AKC, née Harper Dr Michael Coigley, St Thomas’
Mr John Crossley, Guy’s Miss Betty Dass Lady Driver, née Patricia Tinkler Dr Norman Finter, Guy’s
Dr Cecil French
Dr Dennis Thompson
Mr Tim Anderson, St Thomas’ Mr John Attwood The Very Revd Trevor Beeson OBE AKC FKC Dr Cyril Bradfield
Mr John Bragg OBE, Chelsea College Mr Graham Broadhead Professor Ray Brooks, Chelsea College
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Dr Sheila Doak, née Charter
The late Dr Arthur Adams AKC
Mr Edward Eates CMG
1940
Mr Donald Carpenter AKC Mr John Clark AKC Mr Ronald Cox
Dr Frances Mather Dr John McMullan, St Thomas’ The late Revd Donald Membery AKC The Revd Martin Orme Dr Horace Pile, Guy’s Canon Desmond Probets
1951 Dr Morris Baker Dr Kenneth Biss Mr Peter Bradley
Mr Ronald Bristow Mrs Rosemarie Broadhead, née Lasire Mr Jeffrey Bulow, RDH Dr John Burston, St Thomas’ The late Mr Allan Butler Mr Martin Campbell Dr Rosemary Cooper, née Van’t Hoff
Mr Leslie Cox AKC Dr Paget Davies Mrs Jean Day, née Ayre The late Revd Canon Thomas Evans AKC Professor Michael Fisher FKC Mr Geoffrey Gardner & Dr Phylis Gardner AKC, née Stevens Dr J Glass, St Thomas’ Mr John Gordon
Mr Peter Hargreaves AKC Mrs Rosemary Hewitt, née Jones Mr Donald Howle Professor Aubrey Jenkins Mrs Helen Jenrick, née Young, RDH Mr Charles Mann, St Thomas’ The Revd John Meacham AKC & The late Mrs Joy Meacham
Dr Lawrence Middleton CMG Dr John Moore, Guy’s Dr Peter Morris
Mr John Mumford Professor Anthony North AKC
Mr John Powley Dr John Richards AKC The Revd Maurice George Rogers AKC Dr Patrick Russell, Guy’s
Dr John Rycroft, Guy’s Mr William Sale AKC Dr John Savage, St Thomas’ Mr Ronald Stedman & Mrs Muriel Stedman, née Maine Mr Geoffrey Taylor The late Revd Canon Michael Vonberg AKC
Mrs Greta Walton, née Wray Dr Bernard Warner, St Thomas’
Mr Geoffrey Weekes AKC Mr David Willis Mr Paul Wright AKC
1952 Mr John Ashworth AKC Mr Brian Bennett
Dr John Boulton Dr June Brett, Guy’s
Dr Donald Craig, St Thomas’
Mr Paul Simpson
The Revd Stephen Davies AKC
Mr Donald Slade
Dr Raymond Brotherwood, Guy’s Mrs Sheila Butler AKC, née Keen
Mr Arthur Dove CBE AKC The Revd Gavin Fargus AKC
Mr Ewart Smith
Dr Michael Courtenay, St Thomas’ Mr Leslie Dingle Dr Michael Dulake Mr Hugh Duncombe
Dr Arthur Fowle & Dr Lise Fowle, née Einerl
Dr Ian Smith
Mr Peter Golding Mrs Jill Goodchild, née Harrison Mr Ken Gregory Miss Marilyn Harrison, Normanby College
Dr David Granger, St Thomas’ Mr Howard Halestrap, Guy’s Dr William Hindle, St Thomas’ Mr Christopher Johnson Dr Roy Littlewood
Mr Peter Heywood AKC
Mrs E A Thompson, née Mortimer Mr Alan Trinder, Chelsea College The Revd Peter Vincent AKC Mr Peter Wagerman The Revd Robert Wilson AKC Miss Jean Wines AKC
Dr Anthony Hillard, Guy’s
Mr Derek Yandell
Dr Humphrey Hope, Guy’s Miss Margaret Hulmes, QEC Dr Brian Kesby AKC
1956
Dr John MacWilliam, Guy’s Dr Charles Mansfield
The Revd Maurice Kirby AKC Mrs Pamela Larner, née Ryder
Mr Gordon Adams OBE AKC Mr Michael Allen Mrs Eileen Andrews, née Ginn
Admiral Surgeon Frank Mathias, Guy’s
Mr Eric Lefebure
Dr Simon Ardeman
Mr Michael Knowles Dr Brian Latham, Guy’s Mr Howard Leake, Guy’s
Mr Alan Melbourne
Dr Peter Long, Guy’s Dr Philip Lyon, Guy’s
Mr David Boughton Mrs JoAnne Brewster, née Shepherd
Dr Basil Lee, St Thomas’
Mrs Margaret Minter, née Little
Mrs Jill Lee, née Tanner
Mr Alan Morris The late Mr Kynvin Nixon Mr David Potter AKC The Revd Prebendary Frank Powell AKC & Mrs Joan Powell Ms Diana Raine
Mr Stewart McKim, St Thomas’ Mrs Patricia Mitchell, née HoneyJones, QEC Sir Hamid Moollan Mr John Newby AKC
Mr John Brooks Professor I Brown Mr Timothy Carson
Mr Bill Lovelock
Mr Norman Nicholson Mrs Rosemary Oddy, née Rushworth Dr Bruce Osborne, St Thomas’ Mr Geoffrey Pearson MBE, Guy’s Professor J Michael Pearson
Mrs Jean Potter AKC, née Palmer
Mr John Crone
Dr Thomas Richards, St Thomas’
Dr Brian Cuddigan, St Thomas’ Mr John D’Arcy Mr Lewis Davies, Chelsea College Dr Robert Doig, Guy’s Mrs Lynn Free AKC, née Brownhill Professor John Garrett
Mrs Margaret Godden, née Muirden
Mrs Margaret Slade, née Bannerman Dr Benjamin Steinberg, IoP
Mr Kenneth Sutherland The late Mr Ian Sutton The Revd Edward Thompson AKC
Dr Oliver Todd Dr Peter van den Brul, St Thomas’ Mrs Anne Vinall, née Crittenden Mr Raymond Wallis
Dr Leonard Williams, St Thomas’
1953 Dr Frank Andrews Mrs Jean Ashmead AKC, née Trippett Mr Howard Bailey
Mr George Gold
Mrs Norma Hall, née Youdale Mr Michael Healey AKC
The Revd Anthony Richins Mr Bryan Rigby Dr Donald Roberts, Guy’s Dr J Robinson, St Thomas’ Mr H Ruberl Mr Alan Rudrum Mr Clifford Schreiber
Dr Keith Scott MBE Mrs Peta Scott, née Smee, QEC
Professor Khursheed Moos OBE, Guy’s
Mrs Pauline Congreve, née Owen The Revd John Corke AKC
Dr Lotte Newman CBE The Revd Jock Oda-Burns, né Burns Mr Keith Rodaway AKC The Revd David Salt AKC Dr Gillian Sandeman, née Wright
Mr Christopher Cory Mr John Cox, Chelsea College
Mrs Jo Crocker AKC FKC, née Frearson
Mr Gordon Goldman, RDH Mr Kenneth Gregory Mr Ronald Gutteridge
Dr Martin Spiro
Dr Margaret Brown Mr Eric Carter AKC
Mr Eric Stables
Dr John Hurley
Dr John Illingworth, Guy’s
Dr John Crocker
Mr Deryl Tandy AKC Colonel Kenneth Walker OBE, Guy’s Mrs Anne Welford, née Marsden
Mr Richard Dibben
The Revd Barry Whittaker AKC
Mr Victor Jordan Dr John Kennedy
Miss Sheila Downs Ms Margaret Etall Mrs Margaret Field, née Johnson The Revd John Godfrey AKC Miss Mary Gold AKC
Mrs Audrey Wilcock, née Heap
The late Revd Canon Jenö Kohner AKC
1955 Mr John Andrews AKC
Mrs Mary Lambert, née Lord The Revd William Leah AKC Mr Anthony Lowe, Guy’s
Dr Geoffrey Anthony, St Thomas’ Mr Geoffrey Baker, Guy’s The Very Revd Dean Grahame Baker Eur Ing Robert Barr
The Revd Prebendary Christopher Marshall AKC Mr Robert Medlycott Mr Leslie Owen
Dr Graham Jenkins, Guy’s
Mr Peter Bayliss
Mr John Philpott AKC
Mr David Mitchell The Revd Peter Morris
Mr Peter Briggs, Guy’s
Dr Philip Rea AKC Mrs Gloria Rees, née Cavalot, Guy’s
Dr Alan Myles, St Thomas’
Dr John Davies, Guy’s
Dr Jack Nickson
The Revd Colin Elliott AKC
Mrs Jessie Oddy, née Owen
Mrs Susie Evershed, née Matthews, QEC
Dr Robin Orr, Guy’s
The late Mrs Corinne Graham, née Carmona Mr Richard Hardy Dr Rosemary Hayball, née Ellwood
Mr Anthony Clifton-Samuel, RDH
Dr Robert Ridley AKC Mr Ian Rushton
Emeritus Professor Tony Hickling
The Revd Herbert Reid AKC Mr David Risk Dr Frederick Roberts AKC & Dr Pamela Roberts, née Osborn Dr Ralph Robinson, Guy’s Mr Bernard Rofe AKC Mr Malcolm Rowson Mr John Savage
Mr George Hilbert
Mr John Shrimplin
Dr Sydney Scott, Guy’s
Mr Tony Hitchcock, Guy’s
Dr Kenneth Somer AKC
Mr Geoffrey Smith
Professor Walter Holland CBE FKC, St Thomas’ & Mrs Fiona Holland Ms Anne Holley, née Collins
Mrs Diana Sparkes, née Foss
Mr Peter Poole AKC Mr Geoffrey Pye Dr Mike Quinton, Chelsea College
The late Mrs Diana Trebble, née Jennings, Guy’s
Dr John Welford AKC Dr John Wood, Guy’s
1954 Professor Rudolph Abramovitch Dr Sheelagh Biddell, née Evans, Guy’s Dr Michael Bridger, St Thomas’
Professor John Brindley Mr Reginald Browning Mr Jim Cameron AKC
The Revd Dick Chown AKC
Mrs Joan Kohner, née Kendrick
Mrs Sally Vincent AKC, née Watson Mr William Watkins
The Revd Canon Robert Lunnon AKC
1957
Emeritus Professor David Miller, St Thomas’ Mrs Maureen Mullally
The Revd David Battersby AKC
Mr Donald Nappin Mr Brian Owers Mrs Juliet Pack AKC, née Toop Dr Eleanor Quinton, Chelsea College Dr Maurice Rothschild, Guy’s Dr David Sills, Guy’s
Mr Peter Johnson, St Thomas’ Mrs Rosalind Kemp, née Challacombe Dr Michael Kessel
Ms Ann Cloney
Mr Balfour Halevy Mrs Maureen Hunton, née Anderson, QEC
Dr Robert Jones, Guy’s Mr Bryan Markwell, RDH
Mr William Jago & Mrs Winifred Jago, née Sullivan
Ms Bridget Clarke
Mrs Patricia Speedy, née Rees-Jenkins
Mrs Kathleen Gratton AKC, née Warner The Revd Brian Hackshall AKC
Dr Mike Irving, St Thomas’
Dr Peter Martin Dr Bruce McDermott Dr Brian Moore, Guy’s
Dr Norman Beisly Mrs Evelyn Bradbury
Dr Douglas Cornish
Mrs Brenda Hartley, née Willis Mr Bernard Hollingsworth AKC The Revd Gordon Ikin AKC
Mrs Jennifer Baxter AKC, née Wedd Dr Katharine Blake, née Cuthbert, Guy’s Mr Terry Carter AKC
Mr Barry Cryer, Guy’s The late Mrs Patricia D’Arcy, née Wood Dr Kenneth Ferguson, IoP
Dr Robert Gilchrist, St Thomas’ Dr Patrick Gillam, St Thomas’
Mrs Rochelle Shapiro, née Gelman Mr Elfrid Silcock, Guy’s Mr Richard Slee, Guy’s
The Revd Canon David Tann AKC Mr William Thomas, RDH Mr Maelor Thomas
Mr Terence Watts Dr Gillian Weller, St Thomas’ Dr Peter Whatmore, Guy’s Mr Richard Williams Dr Patrick Wilson
1958 Mr Colin Baker The Revd Canon John Barnes AKC Dr Malcolm Begley, St Thomas’ The Revd David Biles AKC Dr Ann Blizard, née Underwood Mr John Bradley, Guy’s Dr James Briggs, St Thomas’ Mrs Pauline Brown, née Bowyer Mrs Anne Chiene, née Hopkins Mr John Coleman The Revd Derrick Cooling AKC
The Revd John Copping AKC Mrs Ursula Duckworth, née Cassal Dr Donald Edbrooke, Guy’s Dr Elizabeth Freeman, née Cowlishaw Dr James Garraway AKC
The late Mr William Gibson, Guy’s & Mrs A Gibbs The late Mrs Margaret Gossage, née Davidson
Mrs Harriet Hodes, née Anson, Chelsea College
Mrs Ellen Heinson AKC, née Bell
Dr Ian Higton AKC Professor Basil Hiley
Mr Bob Hinton AKC
Dr Ivor James Dr Jeremy Lee-Potter, Guy’s Mr David Lloyd OBE AKC The Revd Christopher Lunn AKC Mrs Jenny Macpherson, née Wybourn
Professor Stuart Malin The Revd Canon Peter Marshall AKC Mr Eric Misselke Dr Elizabeth Moore, née Forstner, Guy’s Mrs Vera Morris, née Bage
Mr John Muir FKC Mrs Diane Murphy AKC, née Lees Captain Michael O’Reilly & Mrs Jean O’Reilly AKC, née Brenton
This list warmly acknowledges the support of donors during the financial year 1 August 2009 to 31 July 2010.
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Mr John Padovan FKC Mr John Pearson Mr David Pegg Mr Colin Penna Mr Malcolm Pine Mr John Price Ms Fay Rance Dr John Restall, St Thomas’
née Lloyd
Mr Brian Roberts, Guy’s Mrs Patricia Robson, née Hughes The late Revd George Robson AKC Mr David Russell
Dr John Winter, Guy’s Mr John Wright
Mrs Hilary Silvester, née Walker
Mr John Talbot Mrs Diana Wakeford, née Levete
Mr Keith Atkinson MBE Mr Ken Bandy AKC Professor Martin Barratt CBE, St Thomas’ Dr Brian Batten, Guy’s Mrs Joyce Bellamy MBE AKC, née Taylor Mr Bruce Bennett Mr Don Blackman, RDH
Mrs Margherita Watkins, née Pacitto
The Revd Prebendary Kenneth Bowler
Ms Christine Parker
Mr Christopher Wege, Guy’s
Dr Peter Bunyan
Ms Sarah Parnell
Dr John White The Revd Anthony Wibberley AKC
Mrs Jane Clark, née Langley Professor John Cloudsley-Thompson Mr Alan Duncum
Mr Alan Paul AKC & Mrs Jenny Paul, née Landau Professor Harold Preiskel, Guy’s Dr Ian Sadler The Revd Eric Sellgren AKC
Mr John Simmons Dr Colin Smart
Dr Brian Smith Professor Roy Stainton Mrs Anne Stevenson
Mrs Mary Wilson AKC, née Stanbury The Revd Martyn Wratten AKC Professor Ismail Zayid, Guy’s
1959 Dr Charles Backhouse, St Thomas’
Mrs Josephine Bankes, née Kingswell, QEC Dr James Birtwistle AKC Dr Don Birtwistle Dr Alan Black, IoP Mr David Bowen
Ms Jenifer Tuckett AKC, née Gamble Mrs Jennifer Turner, née Minto
Dr Brian Warren, Guy’s Mr Brian Watkis Emeritus Professor Roger Watson, Guy’s
Mr Richard Wilcockson & Mrs Sheila Wilcockson, née Kirwan
1960
Dr Hilary Eggington, St Thomas’ Dr John Feather Mr David Fifield, Chelsea College Mr Brian Foster
Mrs Diana Francis, née Slater Mr Bernard Jones AKC Ms Helen Kerfoot, née Mackenzie
Mr Geoffrey Lammas Dr Mitzi Macey-Dare, née Coyle, RDH Professor Ted Maden
Dr Alan Burn
Mrs Penelope Malpass, née Williams Dr John Massy
Mr Antony Carr Dr Stephen Colloff The Revd Margaret Cooling, née Young
The Revd Malcolm Millard AKC Mr Donald Millington The Revd Ian Monks
Professor John Corbett AKC Ms Jennifer Davies Mr Colin Dawe AKC
Dr John Murray, Guy’s Mrs Rosalind Paterson AKC, née May
Dr Derek Denis-Smith, Guy’s
Dr Derek Pollard The Revd James Rhodes-Wrigley
Mr Geoffrey Donald
Mr Bob Russell
Mrs Chris Fisher, née Walker, QEC
Mr Jack Ryding AKC Mr John Sadler
The Revd Canon Jane Freebairn-Smith, née Goldfinch Mr George Garrett AKC Dr Peter Gould AKC Mr Henry Green Ms Valerie Haggett
The Revd John Salter AKC Dr Julian Shardlow AKC Mr Peter Smirles & Mrs D Smirles
Mrs Thelma Speake, née Dutton
Ms Helen Gibbons, née MacMahon Mr Neville Goldwyn & Mrs Margaret Goldwyn, née Whittingham Dr David Gordon Mr George Green, Guy’s
The Revd Christopher Harrison AKC The Revd Canon Simon Hoare AKC The late Mr Raphael Honnor Mr Michael Howell Mrs Mary Johnston AKC, née Lucas
Professor Michael Knibb FKC AKC Dr Adam Lawrence, St Thomas’ Dr John Meredith Smith & Professor Mrs Moya Meredith Smith, RDH
Dr John Oliver, Guy’s Dr George Orvin, IoP
Mr Warren Shear, Guy’s Mrs Susan Sirc, née Powell Mr George Roscoe Smedley Mr David Smith
Mrs Alison Stagg, née Frame, QEC Mr Norman Vaughton AKC Mr William Webb, Guy’s Dr Michael Webb OBE
Professor Roy Weller, Guy’s Dr John Weston, St Thomas’
1962
Dr John Pegg, St Thomas’ Mr David Roberts Mr Bernard Roser Dr Noel Roy Mr Brian Sanders Mr Andrew Smetham
The Revd John Cook AKC Dr John Cook AKC
Dr Ian Crossman, Guy’s Mr Rodney Davis AKC Professor Bernard Dickens
Dr Kenneth Crawford, Guy’s
The Revd Howard Curnow Mr Jack Davies, RDH Dr David Davies AKC Mrs Margaret Delmer, née Ward Professor Jonathan Dimmock, Chelsea College Miss Effie Margaret Edney AKC
Mrs Rosina Elston, née Collison The Revd Philip Elston Dr Michael Forth AKC
Professor John Greenspan FKC, RDH Mr Jeremy Gullan-Whur, Guy’s Mr Ian Hancock
Dr John Clitherow, Chelsea College Dr David Collington AKC
Mrs Diana Honeybone AKC, née Yorke Mr Robert Jenkin, Guy’s
Dr Geoffrey Cook, Guy’s Mr David Cropper The Revd Canon Roger Devonshire AKC Mrs Ruth Dolbear, née Stephen Dr Kenneth Evans, Guy’s
Dr Christopher King-Holford, St Thomas’
Professor Michael Humphries Mr David Ingmire AKC Mr John James The Revd Margaret Jenkinson, Normanby College
Mr Richard Notley, Guy’s Miss Margaret Parker AKC Dr David Payler, Guy’s
Professor David Cooper, Guy’s
Mr Robin Bowen-Williams AKC Dr Kim Cheetham, St Thomas’
Dr Nicholas Beattie Mr Barry Berkovitz, RDH Mr John Booth The Revd Peter Bowers AKC Dr John Burton Mrs Patricia Chapple AKC, née Merrifield Mr James Chesterton, St Thomas’ Dr Keith Chittenden
Mr Kevin Chamberlain CMG Dr John Cook, Guy’s
Dr Christopher Boothby, Guy’s
1961 Miss Joan Bernard FKC
The Revd Graham Bell AKC Ms Mary Bilton Mrs Jane Bowen-Williams AKC, née Hands Dr Ronald Brandt, Guy’s
Dr Juliet Gardner, née Cridlan, Guy’s Mr Brian Gordon
Mrs Clara Locke, née Liu Dr Ann Mason, née Hill, St Thomas’ Mrs Mavis McNeelance, née Gray, QEC Mr Michael Morrell The Venerable Len Moss AKC
The Revd Canon Terry Beaumont Dr David Beeney
Professor David Barker CBE, Guy’s
Mr John Lewis AKC Dr Gill MacKenzie, née Ford, St Thomas’
The Revd Leonard Skinner AKC Mr John Strickland Mr Marcus Stroud The late Miss Norah Thomas Dr Anthony Trayling, Guy’s
1963
Dr Peter Noble, St Thomas’
Mr Michael Gann, Guy’s
Mr Willie Kwan FKC & Mrs Irene Kwan Mrs Judith Le Poer Power, née Cooke
The Revd Pip Short AKC, née Woodrow
Mr David Nash Mrs Veronica Needham, née Marsden
Mrs Valerie Taylor AKC, née Chainey Dr Robert Terry, Guy’s Mrs Lilian West, née Trotter Mrs Katherine Wendy Wilson, née Lloyd Mr John Wyatt
Mr Geoff Keeble, Guy’s
Dr Rosemary Satchell, née Smith Dr Jean Shorland
Dr Heather Morrison, née Kerr, Guy’s
Mrs Wendy Evans, née Knight
Mr James Hogan Mrs Elizabeth Holgate AKC, née Wright Dr John Holmes-Smith OBE, Guy’s Mrs Jill Jackson, née Hampton, Guy’s
Dr Kenneth Rooke, Guy’s Mr David Rowe
Mr Michael Vadon Mr Alan Wallace, Guy’s Mr John Webb Dr Denham Wright, St Thomas’
Ms Diane Speakman Mr Jeffrey Stedman, Chelsea College Dr Neville Sutton, RDH
Dr Simon Harcourt-Webster, St Thomas’
& Mrs E Robertshaw
Mrs Anne Ford, née Timms Dr Ian Foster Mr Michael Grassly
The Revd Brenda Harding, née Emery Dr George Haskell AKC Mrs Julia Haviland, née Phelps, Normanby College
Dr Philip Lang, Guy’s
Dr Ian Magrath Professor Harry Matthews
Mrs Valerie Mellor, née Gordon Dr Rosemary Millis, Guy’s Mr William Milner AKC
Mrs Elizabeth Morgan, née Waldron, QEC
Mr Tony Lee Dr Roger Lendon Dr David Lewis, St Thomas’ Dr Edward Little Mrs Jill Lumley, née Smith, Normanby College The Rt Revd Bishop Ted Luscombe
Dr Francis McGinn, Guy’s Dr Jane Miller, née MacDougall Professor Tony Milner, Guy’s Mrs Zoe Pearce AKC, née Dunne Mr Ali Razi
Dr Bryan Robinson, Guy’s Mr Bob Sainsbury, Guy’s Mrs Heather Savini, née Montacute Dr Iain Sidford The Revd Canon Paul Simmonds Mrs Phyllis Sluce, née McMellan, QEC Mrs Sandra Smetham, née Owen Dr James Strachan Dr Roger Street, St Thomas’ Dr J Tuke, St Thomas’
Professor John Uff CBE FKC Mr Peter Ward Dr David Wilson, Guy’s Mr Kevan Womersley, QEC
Mr Bruce Morgan, Guy’s Mrs Elizabeth North, née Graham Mrs Wendy Pitty
1964 Mrs Margaret Abel, née Pyne, Guy’s
Dr Anthony Bayley, St Thomas’
Dr Paul Smith, St Thomas’ Mr David Smith Dr Carey Smithen
Mrs Julia Dickinson, née Knight Dr Robert Durance, Guy’s
Dr Michael Quinton
Mr Alan Edwards AKC
Mr Robert Richardson, Guy’s
Professor Philip Taylor
Mr John Richardson
Mr Wayne Thomas
The Revd Canon Martyn Farrant AKC Mr John Ford
Dr András Bokor, Chelsea College Dr Paul Brankin OBE Mr Anthony Button AKC Dr John Champness AKC
Mr Robin Rippon, Guy’s
The Revd John Cooper
Dr Keith Thomas & Mrs Tonie Thomas,
Professor Stanley Gelbier, RDH
Dr Richard Robertshaw
Mr Heiko Cooper, Guy’s
The Revd Canon Alan Ramsay AKC
Donors who have supported the College for the past three or more consecutive years are listed in bold.
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Mrs Linda Corner, née Parker Ms Barbara Dennis Mrs Carole Elton, née Saunby, Chelsea College Ms Elizabeth Evans, née O’Flynn The Revd Robin Excell
Dr Roger Stevens
Mr Byron Stinson Mr Bruce Taylor & Mrs Christine Taylor, née Meredith The Revd Adrian Vivian Dr David Welch AKC
Mr Roy Gooderham Professor Deborah Greenspan, RDH Dr Christopher Hodgson Mr Peter Howe
The Very Revd Patrick Towers
Ms Christine Jackson, née Durrant Dr Richard Jacoby, Guy’s
Dr John Tripp, Guy’s Mr Alan Woodman Mr John Woodward
Professor John Saunders, St Thomas’
Dr Omer Fadl, IoP Dr John Galloway Mrs Lola Garvin, née Lofty
Dr Anne Hogg
Professor Richard Hall, Chelsea College
Mr Andrew Eyles Dr Shirley Foster
Mr Angus Henderson AKC
Mrs Gillian Sugden AKC, née Sleep Mr Jonathan Swain, Guy’s Mrs Janet Taylor, née Stokely
The Revd Roger Pullen AKC Mr Robert Ractliffe AKC Mr Allan Rowlands AKC The Revd Stephen Sandham
Mr Ray Whitaker Mrs Judith Wilson AKC, née Robertson Ms Joyce Wynne, née Hill
Mr Roger Jones AKC
1966
Ms Veronica Lawlor Mr Timothy Marsh Dr Margaret McRae-Spencer, née Clapp Mrs Jane Mercer, née Wilkinson
Dr Ghassan Amily, Guy’s Mr John Bennett
Dr John Birch, QEC
Mrs Susan Harrison, née Pearce
The Rt Revd Bishop Martyn Jarrett Mr Neil Kaplan CBE Mr Charles Kolb, St Thomas’ Dr Ian Lister Cheese, St Thomas’
1969
Dr Martin Miller
Dr Gregory Ansell, St Thomas’
Mr Paul Morgan The Revd Canon Leslie Morley Dr John Nathan Mrs Christina Pullen, née Pugh
Mr Austin Banner, Guy’s Dr Peter Beckett AKC
Dr Roger Pulvertaft, St Thomas’ Miss Anne Rickwood Ms Anne Smith
Dr Robert Bellenger
Mr Tony Paice
Dr Peter Bly Dr Michael Boulton-Jones, Guy’s Dr Ian Brown
Dr Andrew Stanford AKC Dr Martin Stevens, St Thomas’ Dr Ria Swann, St Thomas’ Dr Ann Tate, née Evans, Guy’s
Dr David Parker, St Thomas’
Dr Malcolm Carpenter
Mr Julian Towler, St Thomas’
Mr William Reid, Guy’s
Mr Hugh Cauthery
Mr Edward Trew AKC
Mr David Richardson
Dr Brian Chenley
Mr John Rose Mrs Gillian Rowe, née Oakley Dr Andrew Saunders, Guy’s
Mr David Churchill, St Thomas’ & Mrs Sonia Churchill, née Carr
Mr Mike Tunnicliff Mrs Alison Uppard, née Fowke Dr Richard Vincent Dr Patrick Xavier
Mr Robert Shepherd, Guy’s
Mr Richard Coles
Ms Carol Smith AKC, née Evans
Dr John Cordingley
1968
Mr Nicholas Southern Mrs Valerie Stemp AKC, née Williams, Chelsea College
Mr Dennis Cotgrove
Professor Ian Talbot AKC Mr Romney Tansley Mrs Diana Uff FKC, née Graveson
Mrs Joy Crispin-Wilson, née Crispin
Mr Edward Atkin & Mrs Celia Atkin, née Bogan Mrs Stephanie Baker AKC, née Stephenson
Mr Michael Oliver
Mr Peter Clarke AKC
Dr Simon Cox Mrs Elizabeth Cox AKC, née Bendle Dr Michael D’Souza, Guy’s Mr Julian Dussek, Guy’s Dr David Evans, Guy’s
Dr David Beckitt Mr Graham Berrington
Mr John Varnes, Guy’s Mr William Vyse The Revd Alan Watson The Revd Peter Westwood Mrs Hazel Womersley, née Alston, QEC
Mr David Farrar, St Thomas’ Lady Fersht, née Marilyn Persell
Mrs Carole Bully, née Swindells Mr Roy Burrows Professor Colin Bushnell FKC Mr Terry Butterworth AKC
1965
Dr Anthony Keeley Mrs Sandra Kremer, née Simmonds
Dr Alan Debenham Dr Clive Debenham, Guy’s
Mrs Judith Lehmann, née Selbourne
Mrs Violet Draper, née Allman Dr William Dunham, Guy’s Dr Peter Dunscombe
Dr Imre Vadasz, Guy’s
The Revd Canon Peter Adams AKC Mr Rodney Bagshaw Dr Derek Beale, St Thomas’ Dr John Beattie, Guy’s Dr Paul Betts AKC Dr David Bond
Mr Roger Brown, Guy’s Mr Trevor Burton
Mr Keith Butler Dr Peter Callen Mrs Bernice Chitnis, née Metzner Mr Christopher Clark AKC Dr Martin Corner AKC Mr Sandy Darling FKC
Dr Harry Dawson, St Thomas’ The Revd Canon Philip Dearden AKC Mr Harvey Dodgson Mrs Christine Dunmow, née Bennett
Mr Christopher Etherington & Mrs Jill Etherington, née Hopkin Ms Elizabeth Foinette AKC Mr Dennis Gedge Dr Antony Green, RDH Dr Laurence Hallewell Mr Andrew Hamilton Mrs Kathleen Healey Mr Philip Hodges AKC
Mr Jim Hattersley Mr Jim Hutchinson Mr Roger Jones, Guy’s The Revd Peter Jupp
Dr Peter Lillford Mr Peter Little OBE AKC Dr Alexander MacDonald, St Thomas’ Ms Christine Mather, née Johnson Dr Simon McCall, Guy’s Mrs Hazel McCann, née Curtis Mrs Erika Mitsidis, née Echt
Mr Shaun O’Byrne Mr Andy Parrish Professor John Patrick, St Thomas’
Dr Ian Roberts, Guy’s
Mr David Blackburn
Mr Peter Colliver Mr Christopher Corton, Chelsea College
Dr Drusilla Elias, née Pearce Mr Nick Goulding Mr Geoffrey Gower-Kerslake AKC Mr Brian Hall Dr Barbara Hanson The Rt Revd Christopher Hill Mr John Hodgson
Mrs Judith Hodsdon, née Bonsall Professor Barry Ife CBE FKC
Mrs Marilyn Alister
Dr Peter Bellamy, St Thomas’ Dr Sue Bellamy, née Estcourt Mr Leslie Bennett
Mr David Blacoe Dr Timothy Bushell, Guy’s Ms Susannah Cameron-Crichton, née Crichton
Dr Ray Charlier Dr John Clothier Mr Richard Corbett, St Thomas’ Mr Stuart Cripps, Guy’s
Her Honour Judge Judith Daley The Revd Derek Duncanson Mr Michael Dyer Mr Peter Eade Mrs Gina Fairfax AKC, née Willcox Dr Elizabeth Fiddaman, née Wilcox Dr Gillian Forrest, née Bevan, St Thomas’ Dr Peter Frost, RDH Mr David Goddard Mrs Patricia Gorin, née Bodley, QEC Professor Barry Gough FKC Mr Frederick Hadwick
Dr Christopher Healey Mr Robert Hedden AKC
Dr Jill Howell, née Qureshi, St Thomas’ Mr Robert Howell Mr Paul Hudson & Mrs Janet Hudson, née Kay
Mr Robin Hughes, St Thomas’ Mr David Jacobs, Guy’s Dr Roger Jago, St Thomas’ Mr Peter Johnson
The Revd Christopher Kevill-Davies Dr Jeremy Lade, St Thomas’ Mrs Lynda Leventhall, née Brookes, Chelsea College
Mrs Felicity Lowe AKC, née Hodge Mrs Cynthia Martin, née Potter Ms Betty Melling Dr John Moloney, St Thomas’ The Revd Robin Myerscough
The Very Revd Dean George NairnBriggs AKC Mr Richard Packer AKC
Mr Michael Rowley The Revd Dr John Searle OBE, Guy’s Mr Patrick Shipton Mr Roger Smith Mr Hugh Sturzaker, Guy’s
Mr Simon Janvrin, Guy’s Mrs Gillian Jordan, née Meader
Mr Henry Killender Mr Anthony Kremer Mr Charles Leggott AKC
The Revd Dr Richard Parsons
The late Mr David Sugden AKC
Dr Robert Linton, St Thomas’ Ed Lisher, QEC Dr Harmandar Malik, RDH
Dr Ian Reay
Dr Chris Marchese Mr David Marsh AKC
Dr Angela Scott, née Grundy Mr John Sly AKC Dr Keith Stewart, Guy’s Mr Philip Stone, QEC Mr Malcolm Swift The Revd Prebendary David Vanstone
Dr Brian Valentine, Guy’s
Professor Stephen Wilbur The Revd Canon Michael Woods AKC
1967
Mr Richard Price OBE The Venerable Mr John Rawlings Mr Paul Robinson Dr Stephen Russ AKC
Mr Laurence Baker
Dr Paul Miller, Guy’s Mr Robert Morfee Mrs Catherine Pallet, née Brennan
Mrs Elizabeth Batterley, née Barlow Canon Michael Blood
Mrs Jennifer Park, née Broomfield Mrs Gina Parker, née Howlett
Mr John Boyes Miss Jose Bradbrook, QEC Mr Peter Bromage The Revd Leonard Burn
Mr Rod Peek
Mrs Heather Rendall, née Bather
Mr Timothy Williams, St Thomas’
Dr Abe Lue MBE CMG FKC
Dr Geraldine Collett, née Smith Dr Christopher Eeuwens
Mr Steve Williams Professor Dennis Wood
Professor Gwyn Meirion-Jones
Mr Philip Evans
Mr Patrick Russell, RDH Dr David Seager AKC Mr Sabah Shamash
Dr Howard Mowbray, Guy’s
Mr Nicolas Flower, Guy’s
Mrs Beryl Sheldon, née Popplewell
1970
The Revd John Newton
The Revd Leonard Fox Mr David Halestrap, Guy’s
Miss Ingrid Slaughter AKC Mr Anthony Smith AKC
Mr Anthony Addison, Guy’s Ms Naomi Angell
The Rt Revd Bishop Edward Holland
Dr Martin Hoyle, Guy’s Mr Clive Invest, RDH Mr Michael Kemp AKC Mr Paul Liddiard, Guy’s
The Revd David Lowe
Dr Richard Powell
Mr William Bagnall
Mrs Anne Phillips, née Thompson Mr Richard Reece, RDH
Miss Patricia Waite
Mr Christopher Walker AKC The late Mr Michael Watson, Guy’s The Revd Alan Wheale
This list warmly acknowledges the support of donors during the financial year 1 August 2009 to 31 July 2010.
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Dr David Baker, Guy’s Mr Alan Bayford Dr Michael Boll, Guy’s Dr Carolyn Charlesworth, St Thomas’ The Revd Martin Clarke AKC
Mrs Mim Collins, née Wilmot Dr Steve Crooks, St Thomas’ Mr John Cunliffe, Guy’s Dr Demosthenes Dirmikis Ms Heather Dodd, née Vassie Mr Jonathan Farrar
Dr Michael Faulkner, Guy’s
Professor Peter Knight AKC
1973
Group Captain Ralph Knowles, Guy’s
The Revd David Adlington AKC Dr Neil Arnott, St Thomas’ Mr Peter Ashman Dr Richard Bailey, St Thomas’
Mrs Susan Leach AKC, née Boore Mrs Jennifer Lockwood, née Brache Mr Charles Maier Mr Kevin Malloy
Mr Paul McGlone, Guy’s Dr Vivien Leask-Millar, née Leask, Guy’s Mr Colin Morgan, RDH Professor Peter Morgan, Royal London Hospital Mr Graham Northcott, Guy’s
Mr Robert Banner Dr Kay Barnard, née Burns
Dr Peter Bartle Mr John Brough Dr Michael Callender Miss Carole Chapman AKC Ms Susan Clark, née Storer Mrs Margaret Clark, née Hirst, Guy’s Mrs Jennifer Cook, née Leithead, Guy’s Dr Timothy Cox, Guy’s
Dr Jill Krafft, Guy’s Mr Edward Lodge Mr Stuart McAdam
Mr Nigel McBride AKC Mr Jeffrey McCartney AKC Mr Jeffrey Morris
Dr Penelope Newman, née Boundy, St Thomas’ Dr Nicholas O’Riordan The Revd Nicholas Paxton Mrs Catherine Powell AKC, née Newbould Dr Janice Richards, née Karim Dr Mary Robson, née Russell
Dr Henry Hambly, St Thomas’
Miss Ann Pelham, née James Mr John Pepper, Guy’s Mr Adrian Pilgrim
Mr Timothy Haywood, Guy’s
Mr Philip Purkis
Dr Margaret Helliwell, née McClelland Mr Mark Herbert
Mr Mike Redfern The Revd Alan Rowell AKC
Dr David Jackson, Guy’s Dr Peter Keane
The Revd Andrew Sawyer
Dr David Goodwin
Mr Gordon Simm
Dr Richard Green, Guy’s
Mr Anthony Kieran AKC Judge Peter King AKC
Mr Alistair Sinclair AKC Mr Geoffrey Smith Dr Sheila Stoney
Mrs Jean Tipper, née Hancock
Mr John Harding Mrs Helene Herzberg, née Gordon Mr Peter Hudson OBE Mrs Pamela Jacobs, née Miles
Mr Johnny Wakeham, Guy’s
Mr Geraint Jeffreys
Dr Anthony Wordley, St Thomas’
Mrs Alison Ward, née Nelson Mr Christopher Wilde, Guy’s Dr Peter Wilkinson Mrs Rosemary Williams, née Hudleston
The Rt Revd Canon David Jennings AKC
Dr Charles Wright, Guy’s
Mr Michael Kershaw Mr Peter Krovina
1975
Mrs Susan Williams, née Cottam Professor Nicholas Wyatt
Mr Malcolm McKay Dr Antony Miller, IoP
Mr Christopher Pegg & Mrs Jennifer Pegg Mr Richard Piercy, QEC
1972
Ms Juliet Mitchell Professor John Monson, Guy’s Mr Stephen Moss CBE
Mr Francis Porter
Dr Paul Fontenoy The Revd Neville Gallagher
Mrs Pamela Mainwaring, née Watson, Guy’s Dr Michael McAdam
Mr Guy Moody Mrs Victoria Nnatuanya, née Davies, QEC
Mr Frank O’Shea Mrs Anu Parikh, née Chandra Das Mr Barry Parker, Guy’s Dr Christopher Patterson Mrs Helen Pearson, née Bailey
Mrs Vera Frost
Dr David Lintin, St Thomas’
The Revd Patrick Sales
Mr Robert Segall Dr Dennis Smith Mr Robert Steele Mr Patrick Talbot AKC Mr Lorne Tick
The Revd Dr Thomas Weil AKC Dr Elizabeth Winterton, née Elsom Mr Philip Woodburn
Mr Malcolm Aldridge AKC Mr Peter Barrett, RDH
Dr Edward Bray, Guy’s Mr Graham Brown Dr Sally Cardew, Guy’s
Mrs Jane Ollerton, née Rigler
The Revd Professor Alexander Coker AKC Dr Liz Coxson, née Dakin
Mr Harry Olsberg
Dr Trudi Darby AKC
Dr Surendra Paul
Mr Peter Day
Mr Lee Reynolds
Mr David Archer Dr Philip Arthur, St Thomas’ Mr Ian Bamford, Guy’s
Mr Brian Plumb
Dr Anna-Maria Rollin, née Tihanyi, Guy’s
The Revd Anthony Bell
Dr Jeffrey Rosenberg, Guy’s
Mrs Carys Blackburn, née Wood Mrs Susan Brough, née Macleanan Professor Carol Brownson
Dr Purshottam Prashad Dr Mary Riggs
The Revd Dr Susan Ramsaran AKC
Emeritus Professor Brian Anderton, Chelsea College
Professor Peter Davies, St Thomas’ Mr Trevor Druett, Guy’s
Dr Frances Rochford, née Massey, Guy’s Mr David Royle & Mrs Maria Royle
The Revd Andrew Clements
Miss Monica Symes, Guy’s
Mrs Susan Eaton, née Atkinson Mr Kevin Esplin Professor Anne Hemingway, Guy’s The Revd Brian Fairbank AKC Mrs Beverly Hallam, née Riordan Mrs Mary Hardy, née Goold
Miss Sylvia Cole, QEC Dr Jill Davies
Ms Angela Thomae, née House
Mr Noel Hatton, Guy’s
Mr Kenneth Torlop
Mr Gerald Dewe Matthews, Guy’s Mr Paul Ethrington, RDH
The Revd Robin Vickery AKC
Mr Laurence Faiman The Revd John Fairweather Mr John Gray Dr Fiona Griffith, née Scott, Guy’s Mr Martin Hargreaves
Ms Patricia Wilks, née Hackforth
Mr John Henderson AKC Mrs Carol Huckvale, née Woollett Dr Lynda Hutchinson, née Burditt, QEC Dr Julian Johnson AKC Dr Christopher Langdon & Dr Jennifer Langdon, née Goodwin, Guy’s
Mr James Hewlett, Guy’s
Dr Richard Aldridge, St Thomas’
Rear Admiral Richard Hill Mr Huw Hughes, QEC
Mrs Elizabeth Alley Dr Robert Armstrong, Guy’s
Dr Ronald Milner, St Thomas’
The Revd John Hunnisett AKC
Mr David Baggs AKC Mr Christopher Baker
The Revd Canon Stuart Nairn AKC Mrs Loveday Newton, née Hiscock
Mr Keith Kerr Dr George Koukoutas, Chelsea College Mrs Jane Le Feuvre, née Jackson, QEC Mr Stephen Leacock
The Revd Paul Bilton AKC
The Revd David Peel AKC
Dr Caroline Boorer, née Jackson Dr Roderick Bowering, Guy’s
Mrs Deborah Richards, née Pearce
Mr John Leigh AKC Mrs Joyce Mellors, née Leckenby, QEC Mr Andrew Morris Dr John Nicolson
Mr Geoff Carter
The Revd David Cawley AKC
Mr Stein Nilsen, Guy’s Dr Hugh Parry, Guy’s
Professor Elizabeth Davenport, née Brady, RDH
Dr Ben Cohen, RDH
Dr John Scoble, Guy’s
Mr David Downes-Powell
Mr Michael Dan
Mr Philip Scott
Dr Sue Dirmikis, née Maciver Mr Bill Draycott, RDH Mr Jim Edwards Mrs Margaret Ferris AKC, née Robinson Dr Geoffrey Frost AKC
Mr Christopher Searle & Mrs Susan Searle AKC, née Lee
Mr Simon Drinkwater Mr James Edwards Mr David Eve AKC Mr David Farrell Mr Robert Fawthrop AKC
Miss Jenny Rumble AKC Dr Ian Saunders Mr Roger Scholes Dr Margaret Semple, née Oats, St Thomas’ Mrs Suzanna Stein, née Miller Mr Michael J Taylor Professor Tom Treasure, Guy’s
Mrs Susan Vanstone, née Fremlin Mr Alan Walder, RDH Dr Angela Walker, Guy’s
Mr Brian Waters Dr Alfred White Mr Peter Wyatt Ms Mona Yeow, Chelsea College
1971 Mr Jerome Ambrose Ms Alison Ball Dr Bob Baxter The Revd Dr Stephen Bazlinton, Guy’s Dr David Bellamy MBE, Guy’s Mr Gordon Bernard
Mr Warren Birnbaum Mrs Ruth Bolton, née Yarnold Dr John Bunning
Dr Robert Galbraith
Mrs Helen Glover, née Phillips Dr Ray Godwin Mrs Ruth Guyer, née Daufman Dr Peter Harrison, Guy’s Mr Ian Hollands, Chelsea College Mr Brian Jeeves The Revd Christopher Kemp
Mr Timothy Iball
The Revd Canon David Springthorpe AKC Dr Rodney Swallow
Mrs Frances Twambley, née Brown Mrs Meriel Vincent, née Reith Mr Michael Ward Mr Stephen Whitehead, St Thomas’ Mr Chris Wiscarson FKC Mr Simon Wright, Guy’s Dr Richard Wright, Guy’s Dr Nicholas Yerbury, Guy’s
Mr Anthony Roberts Mr Simon Skinner
Dr Anthony Wells Dr David Williams Dr Helen Wright, née Dow, Guy’s
1974
The Revd George Butler AKC Mrs Briony Cooke, née Lewis Mr Andrew Cracknell, Guy’s Mr Michael Crosse
Mrs Gillian Forde AKC, née Harris Mr Trevor George Mr Adrian Goddard AKC Mr Michael Green
Mr Mark Leitch, QEC Mr David McCulloch Dr Victoria Muir, Guy’s
Brigadier Nick Rigby Mrs Michele Robinson, née Emberton, Guy’s Dr Shafik Sachedina, Guy’s & Mrs Nadia Sachedina Mr Paul Simons, RDH Dr Geoff Sparrow, Guy’s
Mrs Jane Tebbutt AKC, née Noon Dr Diana Terry Mr Robert Jeffrey Terry The Revd Derek Thomas Dr James Upward, Guy’s
Mr Richard Wakeford Mr Peter Weitzel
1976 Mr Anthony Ashplant Dr Jonathan Bayly, Guy’s
Dr David Gunn Mr Mark Hardy AKC Mr Peter Hodgkinson, Guy’s
Professor Rudolf Bilous, Guy’s
Mrs Yvonne Holmes Packer AKC, née Holmes
Mr John Carter, RDH
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Mr Martin Leang AKC
Mr Stephen Bott Mrs Sharon Byford AKC, née Haynes Dr Yen-Chung Chong, QEC
Dr Stephen Clarke, Guy’s Dr Stephen Colley Dr Ingrid Dodd, Guy’s
Mrs Rosamand Watts, née Troughton, Guy’s Ms Janet Webster, née Grey, RDH
Mrs Ruth Downie AKC, née Hancock
The Revd Robert Williamson
Mr Paul Duffy AKC
Mrs Beverley Wride, née Davis, QEC Mr John Wright, Chelsea College
Professor Peter Emery, QEC Dr Jonathan Evans
Miss Alyson Shaw, Chelsea College Dr Martin Vallis, Guy’s Dr Mark Vella, Guy’s Mr John Walsham Dr Adrian Weston, Guy’s Dr Keith Williams, St Thomas’ Ms Brigit Wilmers, Guy’s
Dr Kathryn Findlay, née Allen, Guy’s Mrs Valerie Glencross, née Goulding
1978 Dr Christopher Adams, St Thomas’
1980
Dr David Gover, St Thomas’
The Revd Stephen Bould AKC Mrs Nichola Bull, née Lolley, Guy’s Dr Ian Coulson, St Thomas’
Mr Gary Alexander
Dr Jonathan Denbigh Mr David Frodsham & Mrs Pamela Frodsham, née Martin Mrs C Gay, née Hunt Mrs Dana Genis, née Weinbaum, Chelsea College
Mr William Cobb
Dr William Greene, Guy’s
Mr Christopher Guellard Mr Harish Haria, Chelsea College The Revd Alan Hawker AKC Dr Richard Hawkins, St Thomas’
Mrs Kate Hoskin, née Barnard Mr Peter Howell, Guy’s Dr Peter James, Guy’s Dr Christopher Kinchin, Guy’s
Dr Stephen Lander, St Thomas’ Major-General Stuart Lee MBE
Dr Michael Lilley Mrs Cheralyn Lumley, née Crook, Guy’s
Mr David Harrison AKC Mr Patrick Hinchy, Chelsea College
Mr Jon Hiscock Dr Jane Lau, Guy’s
Dr David Philbrick, St Thomas’ Dr Chic Pillai
Miss Gwendolen Lawton, Chelsea College Mr Andrew Limbrick AKC & Mrs Gillian Limbrick, née Whitta Mr Ian Lonsdale AKC Dr Zulfikarali Nag ji, née Alibhai, Chelsea College Dr Bernard Newmarch, Guy’s Mr Gary O’Farrell AKC, Chelsea College Mr Gary O’Hare, Guy’s
Mrs Helen Powell, QEC
Dr Timothy Palmer, Guy’s
Miss Mary Richardson Mrs Ruth Simmons, née Leigh
Mr Philip Lundberg Mr Chris May, Guy’s
Mr Peter Milledge Dr Charles Mozley, Guy’s Mr David Narracott AKC Dr Jeremy Paterson, Guy’s
Mrs Catherine Brookes, née Smith, QEC Mr Simon Caudwell Dr Martin Crawley, Guy’s Mr Harjinder Degun, Chelsea College Dr Nigel Dickson, Guy’s Miss Paula Dove, Chelsea College Dr John Easton, Chelsea College Mr Julian Ede, Guy’s
Mr Nick Gale Dr Helen Gillies, née Kinsella, Guy’s The Revd Simon Godfrey AKC Mr Ted Greeno Mr Terence King Mrs Sandra Lawlor, née Taylor
Dr John Lowes & Dr Anne Lowes, née Stringer Mr Peter Maplestone AKC Dr Judith Motto, Guy’s
Dr Jean Fox, née Hart Dr David Fraser
Dr Jane Frost, née MacDougall, St Thomas’ Dr James Gildersleve, Guy’s Mrs Caroline Grinham, née Perman Mr Matthew Guntrip, Chelsea College
Mr Timothy Hammett AKC Mrs Suzetta Hartropp, née French
Mr Edward Hatfull Dr Anthony Jenkins, St Thomas’ Dr Raymond Lau, QEC Mr Jeremy Lawes AKC Dr Ronald Leung
Ms Gill Marcus Ms Sarah Oldrin, née Emes
Dr Ian Osterloh, Guy’s Dr Timothy Palmer, Guy’s Mr Daniel Peltz
Mrs Lydia Pritchard, née Mansfield Dr Jeremy Sizer Mrs Valentine Steadman, née Foussier Mr Christopher Wakely
Dr Wendy Walton, née Stephenson, Guy’s Mrs Jill Woodley, née Hodgkinson
1983 Mrs Roxana Anastasiou, née Pagonis
Dr David Anderson
Dr Vibert Noble
Dr A Assaf, QEC
Ms Bridget Prideaux Dr Julian Roberts, St Thomas’
Dr Richard Balai
Mrs E Roberts-Harry Mr Timothy Roe
Mr Mark Carroll
Mr Gavin Scott, RDH
Mrs Susan Wakeford, née Beacham Dr Andrew West, Guy’s Mr Barry Westwood, Guy’s
Miss Vijayalaxmi Popat, Chelsea College Mrs Christine Richings, née Cummings Mrs Carole Shephard, née Hufton Mrs Karen Shrimpton, née Yates-Smith, Normanby College Ms Amelia Smithers Dr M Spencer
Mr Kevin Chau, RDH Mr Albert Cheung Mrs Jeanette Clifford
The Rt Revd Geralyn Wolf
Mr Graham Stibbs
1977
Mrs Judith Thompson, née Gilbert Dr J Treasure, née Burden, St Thomas’ Dr William Whitby, Guy’s
Dr Oenone Warr AKC, née Brown, St Thomas’
Miss Carol Stiles AKC Mrs Christina Thomas, née Jackson
Mrs Theresa Anderson AKC, née Barratt Dr Mark Bradgate, St Thomas’ Mr John Bryant
Ms Miranda Buckley
Mr Peter Winnicki Dr Martyn Wood
Dr Linde Wotton
Dr Claudia Shand
Mr Julian Skellett Mr Jonathan Stoneman Mr Timothy Sullivan
1981 Dr Graham Ackerley Dr Khaver Bashir, St Thomas’ The Revd Bob Callaghan Ms Julia Charlton AKC
Dr Geoffrey Carr Mr Matthias Chukwuma Mr David Daly AKC
1979
Dr Peter Davis
Mr Philip Anson, Chelsea College Ms Rosalind Barbier
Mr David Fine
Dr Richard Barnett, Guy’s
Mrs Athanasia Hilas, née Marangos Mrs Jane Humphreys, née Ziolek
Dr Andrew Dicker, St Thomas’
Mrs Tessa Dickinson, née Halford Mr Bill Dodwell Mr Anthony Edkins
Mrs Jennifer Ellis AKC, née Rowe Ms Caro Fraser Edwards Dr Pravin Goutam, Guy’s Dr Jonathan Grannell, Chelsea College Dr Joanna Harding Dr Mary Heber, Guy’s Mrs Theresa Hodges, née Whitson
Dr Neil Hounslow, Guy’s Mrs Diana Kaars Sijpesteijn, née Markham, Chelsea College Mr Badar Khan, Chelsea College Mr Kevin Knott AKC Dr James Lau
Dr Alexander Milosevic, Guy’s Dr David Moore AKC Dr Alison Newlyn, née Pitfield-Perry Dr Susmita Patel Dr Mark Patterson AKC Mrs Elizabeth Phillips, née Smith, Chelsea College Mr John Russell Mr Ural Selchouk, QEC Mrs Lesley Stocker, née Mclagan
Mr John Taylor, Guy’s Dr Michael Tidman & Dr Jill Tidman, née Harrison, Guy’s
Mr Stephen Walmsley
Dr Charles Allanby, Guy’s Ms Victoria Allison, née Ogier
Mr Vincent Barrett, Guy’s Mr Alan Bramwell, Guy’s The Revd Canon Peter Coates AKC Mr Anthony Collins, Chelsea College Mr Ian Crate, Guy’s
Mr Stephen Des Clayes, Guy’s
Dr Harriet Crabtree OBE Mr Arif Essaji Mr Lloyd Evans Dr James Heathcote AKC
Ms Anna Bourne, née Delaney Mrs Lynne Caudwell, née Chapman
Dr Philip Davis
Dr Ewen Forrest, St Thomas’ Dr Martin Hadley-Brown, née Brown, St Thomas’ Dr Robert Hart, St Thomas’ Mr Michael Hill AKC Mr Richard Hurrell, Guy’s Dr Fatimeh Husain Dr Yee Cheau Hwang Mr Bruce Irving, Guy’s Mr Michael Keays AKC
Mr David Ladd Dr Timothy Lancaster, Guy’s Miss Denise Larnder
Mr Chee Law Mr Terence Lo
Dr Karen John, Guy’s
Mr Kieran Maloney AKC Dr Winifred McLaughlin, RDH
Mr Paul Lydon, Chelsea College
Dr Ann McNutt, St Thomas’
Ms Claire Murrell
Mrs Rosemary Moore, née Shipman, Chelsea College
Mrs Elizabeth Openshaw, née Bell Mrs Jackie O’Toole-Quinn
Dr Ian Nugent, St Thomas’ Dr Christina Peers, née Spiteri, Guy’s
Dr Christopher Dudman Mr Ian Ebsworth
Mr Patrick Overs Dr Paul Revell, Guy’s Mr Dean Rowell, Chelsea College
Dr Gordon Elliott Dr Patricia Everitt, née Coleman, QEC
Mr Roger Starr Dr Hua Hui Tay
Dr David Farmer, Guy’s The Revd Ian Finn AKC
Mr Clifford Taylor, Chelsea College
Dr John Fishwick, St Thomas’
Mr John Woodley
Mrs Moira Warner, née Connor Mr Philip Weeks, Guy’s Mr Peter Yerbury, Guy’s
Mr Bruce Grant Dr Margaret Herbert, Guy’s The Revd Michael Hewitt AKC
1982
1984
Mrs Judith Batchelar, née Troke, Chelsea College Mr Justin Carnegie-Jones Mr Keith Champion
Mr Peter Allen, RDH
Mrs Jane Doulton, née Pearson
Dr Nicholas Joyner, Guy’s Ms Christine Layfield, RDH Dr Tina MacFarlane, née Horton, Guy’s Captain John Maxton Mr Paul Mellings Dr Cheryl Messer, née Marshall, St Thomas’
Mrs Janet Owen Ms Jane Roberts, née Gibbins Mr Stephen Roche Mrs Carolyn Saunders, née Wilson Dr Adrian Shanks, St Thomas’
Dr Michael Taylor, Chelsea College
Dr Andrew Charters, Guy’s Mr Shehzada Cheema Mrs Bernadette Clow, née Healey Mrs Kha Cornwell, née Wee, Guy’s
Dr Patrick Craig-McFeely, St Thomas’ Mr Charles Crisp Dr Simon Davies, Guy’s
Mr Robert Piper Mr Andrew Probert AKC Mr M Sadrieh, Chelsea College Dr Wilfred Treasure, Guy’s
Mr Dean Bailey
Mrs Catherine Best, née Nelson Dr David Black Ms Nicola Blaxall AKC, née Adams Mrs Jane Branfield, née Platt Mr Christopher Briere-Edney AKC
Mr John Callaghan AKC Mr Richard Chatterjee, Chelsea College Mrs Lynn Chitty, née Thurlow
Mr Robert Dickie, QEC
Mr Gregory Cook AKC Dr Colin Dayan, Guy’s
Mr Paul Fennell, QEC
Mrs Domenica de Rosa, née Maxted
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Dr Katherine Fallon, née Lister, St Thomas’
Professor Andrew Eder Mr David Ellis AKC
Dr Matthew Hackett, Guy’s Dr Alyson Holder, née Fox
Ms Yvonne Gallagher Dr Henry Gibson
Mr Stephen Eyers Dr Amanda Freeman, St Thomas’
Mr Geraint Hughes AKC
Dr Margaret Sills Miss Pauline Skinner Mrs Helen Staneyland, née White
Mr Steven Godsiff
Dr Richard Jarvis Mr Simon Johnson
Miss Pauline Stevenson, Chelsea College Ms Liz Thomas
Mrs Elizabeth Grindon, née Painter, QEC Mr Timothy Harker, Guy’s
Mr Charlie Hedges Mr Nicholas Herbert-Young Ms Gillian Hodge
Dr Mahmud Kajbaf
Professor Keith Hoggart FKC
Mr Steven Hunt
Dr Bertie Leung
Mrs Bohdanka Todosyiv, née Novetsky Mr Michael Van Brugen The Revd Elizabeth Welch
Dr John Holden Miss Sally Horovitz
Professor Thomas Hutchinson
Ms Elizabeth Mackie
Mr Nicholas Kershaw
Mrs Rachel Manning, née Bateman, Guy’s
Mr John Johnston
Mr Roger Kingsnorth Dr Felicity Little, Guy’s Mr Ian Marshall Mr Philip Meaden
Mrs Margaret Mumford Ms Frances Ridley, née Sharp Mr Anthony Rose, Guy’s
Dr Pamela Noon, Guy’s
Mrs Mariko Sasagawa-Garmory, née Sasagawa
Mr Sunil Kakkad, Guy’s The Revd Christopher Keating AKC Mrs Jacqueline Kennedy AKC, née Hill
Dr Alistair Lipp & Dr Anna Lipp, née Harris Ms Athena Lui
Ms Helen Lydon, née Kawai Mrs Shirley Matthews, née Mckinnon
Ms Gwynneth Miles The Revd John Miller Dr Keiron O’Connor, IoP
Mr Robin Redgrave Mr Ian Remfry Mr Simon Richardson, Guy’s
Mr Howard Ridley Mrs Julia Sharpe, née Mansell
Mr Wilson Lam
Mr Ian Rosen
Mr Roger Shortt Mrs Catherine Simmons, née Hall, Guy’s Dr John Skehel
Dr Peter Stanley
Mrs Jennifer Wells, née Beasant Mr David Wright
1991 Mr Nick Abbott Dr Lisa Adams Mr Peter Andrews Miss Elizabeth Axe Mr Tariq Azeem
Mr Udo Bauer Mrs Susan Cable, née Bywater The late Miss Mary Hamilton Mr Barry Lall
Mr David Shriver AKC
Mr Chris Stokes AKC
Mr Robert Thompson
Miss Ruth Pendlington
Dr Gregory Singleton Dr Catherine Smith, Guy’s
Miss Sally-Ann Russell
Mr David Stoneham
Mrs Patricia Watt
Miss Patricia Sandys Dr Judith Shilling, née Williams, Chelsea College Dr Margaret Spence, née Johnson, Guy’s
Mrs Fiona Sweeting AKC, née Yates
Mr Thomas Yeo Mr Kyriacos Zarvanos
Mr Raphael Lung Mr Tom Matier Mr Kenneth Muhr Mr Colin Nicholson Dr Carmel Ramage, née Gleeson, Guy’s
1989
Miss Josephine Royle Miss Charlotte Spedding, UMDS
Ms Tola Awogbamiye
The Revd Dr David Standen
Miss Stella Bettoney
Dr Nigel Taylor AKC
Mrs Kathy Cunnold, née Malek
Dr Anna Ungaro
Mr Simon Edwards Ms Penelope Gould, AKC Mr Ivan Hare His Excellency Dr Peter Hayes
Ms Jacqueline Ware Mr Steve Wardlaw Mrs Rachael Wright AKC, née Frampton
Dr Andrew Stone AKC
Mr Michael Sullivan AKC Dr Philip Taylor, Guy’s Mrs Penny Taylor, née Spencer Mr Guy Thomas Dr Pamela Todd Dr Lisa Ward, née Nelson, St Thomas’ An anonymous donor on behalf of KCSMD Dental Graduates of 1984
1985
Ms Joanne Tallentire, née Smith Dr Penelope Thexton, Guy’s Miss Joanna Urbanek Ms Gaye van Denderen, née Ongel van Denderen Mr Sanjev WarnaKulaSuriya
Mr Mark Woodhouse AKC Mr Peter Worrall OBE AKC & Mrs Claire Worrall AKC, née Levenberg
1987 Mr Stephen Baldwin Mr Michael Bishop Mr Darren Bradbury
Dr Emmeline Brew-Graves, St Thomas’
Mr Christopher Adams
Mr Leslie Everitt AKC
Dr Adesegun Akin-Olugbade Miss Noelle Bradshaw, Chelsea College
Dr Crispin Fisher, St Thomas’ Mr Mark Francois Dr Tony Gibbon, St Thomas’
Mr David Cooke AKC Dr Fiona Cornish, née Cameron, St Thomas’ Dr Mark Couldrick Mr Mark Elliott AKC Dr Michael Escudier, Guy’s Mrs Angela Foulds, née Khan, Chelsea College Miss Susan Gollop
Dr Catherine Gray, Guy’s Mr Norman Gray, Chelsea College
Dr Fiona Hayes, Guy’s Professor Joe Herzberg, IoP Dr Adrian Jones AKC Mr William Kukstas, QEC Miss Katherine Lacy
Mr Allistair Graham Mr Russell Homans AKC
Mrs Sarah Hunt, née Johnson, Guy’s
Dr Philip Naylor Mr Mark Nicholson AKC Mr Edward Oakley
Mrs Anne-Marie Clarke, née Horton
Dr Anthony Hare Mr Edward Heeley AKC
Mrs Minaxi Dattani, née Jatania, Guy’s
Mr Jonathan Heuser
Mr Sanjit Eliatamby
Mr Andrew Hill
Mr Rob Pickering, Guy’s
Dr Joel Erickson Ms Samantha Forrest Ms Philippa Goodwin
Ms Helena Holrick
Dr Philip Hall Miss Louise Heal
Ms Dora Opoku OBE
Mr Mark Taylor AKC Mrs Susan Wilthew
Mr Julian Woodward
The Revd Rosemary Wickremasinghe AKC
1988
Miss Jill Wilkinson, née Johnson Mrs Carolyn Williams, née PeverelCooper, Chelsea College
Mr Andrew Bailey Mrs Carol Baxter, née Henley, Normanby College Mr Thomas Blaikie
Dr Duncan Brooke, Guy’s
1990 Mrs Cathy Arnold, née Fatkin
The Revd Keith Beardmore
Dr Susan Honeywill, St Thomas’
Dr Keith Gomez, St Thomas’ Miss Jane Gorham Mrs Catherine Gough AKC, née Taylor Mrs Louise Hale AKC, née Dunn Mr Tom Halverson & Dr Elaine Holoboff
Mr Edgar Jorge Mr Benedict King Dr Gerard Panting Mr David Powell
Mr Michael Horan AKC Mr Bertrand Huet Mr Prasan Jayasinghe Mr Jonathan Kohn AKC Dr David Lawrence Mr Andrew Mack
Dr Catherine Powell Mrs Derien Pugh, née Anderson, Guy’s
Mr Matthew McGuire
Dr Alan Millar
Mr Russell Thomas Mrs Rosemary Warner AKC
Mrs Fay Naylor
Dr Richard Whittington, IoP
Mrs Elizabeth Neaves Mrs Jacqueline Osborne, née Greenwood Mr Phil Palmer
Mrs Joanne Adams AKC, née Hutcheon
Dr Penelope Carson, née Hollingbury Dr Stephen Case-Green
Mrs Monica Aylwin, née Idnani
Dr Chris Christodoulou
Mr Lynton Banks, Guy’s Dr Charles Berrisford Mr Ian Carter Miss Michele Collins, Guy’s Mrs Cathryn Downing, née Higgins, QEC
Mr Welland Chu Mr Eric Dinsey, Chelsea College
Dr Sanjiv Patel, Guy’s
Mrs Jane Fisher-Hunt AKC, née Fisher
Mr Michael Raffan AKC
Dr Claire Fuller, St Thomas’ Mrs Sara Gil Mast, née Whitfield
Dr Jill Saddler
Mr Randy Peiris
Mr Ranbir Sagoo
Donors who have supported the College for the past three or more consecutive years are listed in bold.
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Ms Juliana Blanch Mrs Natasha Butt, née Mian Mrs Ronali Collings, née Jayasinghe Mrs Karen Conroy Ms Catharine Darnton Mr Neil Doling Mr John Fisher
Miss Frederique Bensahel-Zimra, née Zimra
Mr John Stebbing, Guy’s Mr Paul Stokes
1986
Mr Rod Sykes Mrs Shernaz Wadia
Dr John Black
Mr Graham Moore Mr Douglas Murgatroyd
Dr Judith Russell
Mr Dieter Yih FKC
Ms Alison Smith, née Bridgeman Dr Jonathan Sullivan
Mr Joachim Baumgaertner Mr Andrew Berkeley
Miss Marie Anthony-Atrib
Mrs Diane Reay, née Varley Mr Robert Simmons, Guy’s
Mr Giles Walker Mr David West
Mr Ian Pratt
1992
Mr Matthew McAllister & Mrs Allison McAllister AKC, née McComb Mr Scott Mitchell AKC
Dr Ruth Reakes, Guy’s Dr Patricia Reynolds, née Alcock
Dr Annette Volger, St Thomas’
Dr Penny Mancais, St Thomas’ Mr Steven Marshall Miss Fiona McPherson AKC Mr Philip Mead Mrs Gillian Nevins
Mrs Shelagh Zachariades Dr Pirooz Zia, Guy’s
Mr John Westbury
Dr Piotr Pierzchniak
Dr Christopher Thorpe
Dr Mark Langer Mr Michael Long
Miss Katharine Lewis, née Gower Ms Jane Lodge Mrs Louise Lunness-Barnes, Guy’s
Dr Michael Martin, Guy’s
Mrs Catherine Savage, née Duke, Guy’s
Mr Paddy Tomkins
Major Iain Radford MBE AKC Dr Glynn Robinson, UMDS Ms Mai-Ling Savage Dr Manickam Thiagarajan
1993 Mr Gavin Allen Mrs Rhiannon Bill AKC, née Jones Dr Peter Bratt Mr Gordon Buffard Miss N Butt Miss Marianne Clayton AKC Miss Fiona Daly
Mr Adrian De Souza Ms Clare Ferros-Moore, née Ferros Mr Brendan Greene Mrs Patricia Griffin, née Devitt Mrs Roswitha Guest Mr Adriaan John Hermsen Mrs Margaret Highton The Honourable Dr John Hillen
Ms Catherine Jones Mr Paul Lewis
Mr Jan Pattie
Mrs Monica Kantaria, née Punwani
Miss Wendy Pixner Dr Andrew Rochford Mr Andrew Steele
Mr Cyril Karger
Mr Christopher Piper Miss Nisu Rahman
Miss Sharon Lawrence
Dr Nikki Rooney, née Osborne
Mr Thomas Lewis Mr Eric Masters
Mr Simon Toms
Colonel Peter Merriman MBE
Mr Marc Walding
Ms Anna Michaelides AKC Dr Barry Miller, UMDS Dr Theresa Quarcoo
Dr Christopher Walters
Mr Burkhard Zimmermann
1996 Mr Simon Armson, UMDS Mr Harbhajan Bhorjee
Mr Alex Liddle Mr Christopher McMahon The Revd Dr Stephen Motyer Dr Anup Patel, UMDS
Mr Richard Brownnutt The Revd John Burgan Professor Jack Cann Mr Jonathan Clark Mr John Clearwater
Mr Adrian Roberts
Dr Philippa Evans, UMDS
Mr Hywel Robinson Miss Amira Saied
Mr Timothy Field AKC
Mr Richard Staveley Mr Martin Taylor
Mr Charles Fothringham Mr James Hayden
Miss Susan Terrett
Mrs Stephanie Higgins, née Pinion
Mr Kapil Wadhwani
Miss Joanna Keen Ms Kristina Korotaj-Dionisio, UMDS Dr Juling Ong, UMDS
Mr David Westcott Dr Sara Whitten
Mr Andrew Flood
Mr Andrew Ramsay Mr David Roberts Mr Arthur Russ Mr Jonathan Sander Miss Suvinder Seikham, née Grewal The Revd Christopher Skingley
Dr Rosina Ullman
Miss Abby Wilson Mrs Sarah Woolcombe, née Smith
2001 Mr James Blair Miss Lorraine Brunt Mrs Mary Burgess
Mrs Sian Burr
Mr Robert Stein-Rostaing Dr Elangovan Subbiah
Mr Patrick Crocco
Mrs Beverley Taylor Mrs Joanne Warren, née Edwards Mr Stephen Wollaston Mrs Moira Wood Professor Maureen Young, St Thomas’
Mr Daniel Forsythe
Miss Katharine Dicks The Revd Canon Dianna Gwilliams, née Hartley Miss Katharine Hawnt
Dr Ross Hunter AKC Mr Ian Huntington
Mr Mariano Palao
1999
Mr Athanasios Papanaklis Dr Paul Peard
Miss Olga Aburdene
Ms Evangelia Kitsou
Mr Paul Brazier
Miss Melanie Leivers
Mr Nathan Adams Mr Christopher Ball AKC Dr Christopher Baxter Ms Deborah Bebbington
Miss Elizabeth Phelan
Mrs Sarah Carter
Mr Carl Richardson
Mr Bob Challis Mrs Deborah Chisnell
Miss Harn Szuan Leng Mr Darren Mahone
Dr Maria Callias, IoP
Mr Frederick Tobun Ms Liu Yang
1994 Miss Sacha Ackland
Mrs Susan Crawford-Staff, née Crawford Dr Audrey Curnock Miss Sharon French
Mr Sudip Gupta Mrs Viola Henry Dr Monica Holmes-Siedle Mr Ghassan Karian
Dr Elizabeth Leach
Mr Indy Singh The Revd Clive Smith
1997
Mr Robert Feaviour Mrs Patricia Flowers
Dr Ralph Baylis Mr Paul Beaves
Mr Thomas Goode Mr Philip Gosling
Mr John Benson Dr Elizabeth Bishop
Mrs Margaret Hannell Mr Paul Harrison Mr Selladurai Kamalanathan
Dr Alison Carr
Dr Elisabeth Peregrine, née Gibson, UMDS
Mrs Jo-Anne Derbyshire
Mrs Susan Perez Dr Xavier Sevilla, UMDS Mrs Renata Stewart
Dr Amanda Ellwood, née Hill Miss Sarah Fosdike
Dr Geoffrey Taylor AKC
The Revd Sally Theakston Professor Mary Watkins Mr Stephen Willmer Mr Alan Wright
1995 Mr David Ankcorn Miss Belinda Atkins Dr Gurrinder Atwal
Mrs Judith Barrett Mr Brian Biddlecombe
Ms Sarah Blunn Mr Paul Boland Mr Charles Butterfield Mr Douglas Cadman Mr Alexander Caton AKC
Dr John Fallon
Miss Claire Ashman Miss Nicola Ballard, Guy’s
Mrs Zarah Moores, née Damji Mr Vijesh Patel
Miss Ruth Stoddart AKC
Mr Marc Claret de Fleurieu Ms Rosalind Clark Miss Dina El-Mamoun Mrs Pat Enti
The Revd Margaret Collins Dr Aruna Dias, UMDS
Mr Alan Howe Dr Simon Hughes, UMDS Ms Valerie Jones Mr Vincent Kamp
Mrs Ivone Lancoma-Malcolm, née Lancoma Dr Zudong Liu Mr John Lowings Mr Khuram Malik Miss Aoife Moloney
Mrs Jennifer Morris Mrs Lauren Patterson, née Stewart Mr Andrew Pinnock Ms Mausumi Pitigala, née Roy, Guy’s Dr Sabeel Saleem
Mrs Gillian Sanders Mrs Farzana Shah Mrs Karen Williams, née Malley
Dr Chris Kenyon Jones Dr Stephanie King, UMDS Mr Kushal Kothari Dr Vickie Mcdonald Dr Paul Nigel Munton Mrs Janet Murray AKC Ms Edith Navasargian
Mr Timothy Raiswell Miss Sara Rees The Revd Canon Julian Reindorp
The Revd Prebendary Ian Robson Mr David Ross Mr Gregg Rowan Mr Pareet Shah Miss Esther Sharma Mrs Uttamjot Singh Miss Renuka Verma Dr Rajavarma Viswesvaraiah
Mr Bernard Wilson
2000 Dr Rosalind Bates, née Cameron Mr Josh Brown Mrs Marika Chkheidze-Brett, née Chkheidze Ms Laura Clayton Mr Martin Danaher
Mr Christopher Kearney
Mr Aloysius Onuegbu Miss Catherine Rider Mrs Sadie Robinson, née Poulton, Guy’s
Dr John Ross Dr Janet Sidaway, née Cochrane Dr Ann Skingley, née Bergen
Dr Peter Tanner Ms Marisa Victor
2002 Mr Gregory Austin
Mrs Sharon Barnett, née Silver Mr Andrew Bower Wing Commander Michael Bratby Dr Christopher Chia Tze Wei Mr William Cooling
Ms Geraldine Dooley Ms Terie Duffy, née Seignior Miss Caroline Dunn AKC Ms Susanna Forson Mr Munish Gadhri Dr Ms Vassiliki Galanopoulou Ms Genevieve Giroux Dr Joanne Hackett Ms Christine Hannan Ms Frances Hudson
Dr Jane Hume Mr Kash Husain Mrs Helen Iloanya, née Mogbo
Mr Karim Jaafary Haghighat Dr Kirit Johal
Miss Tania Mooring Dr Jessica Norris, née Voorhees Mr Andrew Norris Mr Daniel Page Miss Vasiliki Panayiotou AKC
Mr Hugh Ponsford Dr Benjamin Rippin
Mrs Rosemary Clark
1998
Dr Amanda Elsome
Mrs Shirley Foxell Mr Alfonso Frontera
Mr David Blood Mr Patrick Brennan Mrs Ann Bryant, née Seall
Dr Ivy Glavee Mr Andrew Griffith
Mr Vito Capobianco AKC Mr Richard Carr AKC
Miss Natasha Flavell Mr John Foley
Mr Nigel Somera
The Revd Dr Jeremy Ive Dr William Kearns AKC
Dr Asif Channa Mr Xavier Chitnis
Mr Graham Free
Mr John Taylor Mr George Tsirakakis
Mrs Ann King Mr Gregory Lascelles
Mr John Coulter
Professor George Lewis
Mr David Evison Dr Robert Gaitskell AKC
Mr Stuart Maggs Dr Jodhbir Mehta, UMDS
Mr Patrick Misson Ms Julia Nwachuku
Ms Olubisi Olufunwa Professor Jonathan Osborne
Mrs Pamela Davy
Dr Fred Gan Mrs Claire Guinness AKC The Revd Stephen Humphreys
Mr Francis Ijeh Dr Rashmi Joshi
Mr Matthew Feeney
Mr Richard Hilton Mrs Erica Jordan Dr Xhafer Krasniqi Miss Su Kyaw Mr Neil Leslie Dr Jane Martin, née Bullimore The Revd Dr Ian McIntosh
Mrs Maureen Mills, née Pearce Mr Nadir Mothojakan Mrs Mercy Oriaku
Ms Francine Ryba Mr Joaquin Salas Alcalde Mr Bhaveet Shah Ms Suzanne Sullivan, née Mckenna
Mr Jeffery Turner Mr David Watkin
2003 Mr Peter Avis Mrs Lydia Awosode, née Oyekunle Mrs Olabisi Bamigbade Ms Caroline Burgess, née Magee The late Dr Elin Carson
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Mr Simon Cheal Mrs Patricia Davies, née Taplin Miss Linda Davies Mr Bernard Francois Mrs Bronwyn Fysh, née Day
Major Tony Holland Dr Muhammad Iqbal Miss Carys Jones Miss Margaret Kallon
Mr Paul Kelly AKC Miss Rosemary Lane Ms Fiona Lindo, née Carr
Mrs Sarah Mckimm, née Cunningham Ms Kristin Raiswell, née Brady Mr Niladri Roy
Mr Richard Wilson
2004 The Revd Benson Awosika
Mrs Shirley Birch Ms Sonjii de L’Eprevier Mr George Gerring Dr Micaela-Sylvia Gosslau Miss Margaret Haig AKC Ms Cheryl Harris Dr Joan Horder Miss Jane Johnson Miss Antoinette Josiah Mr Geoffrey Ling Miss Kate Redman Mrs Angela Rider, née Harrison Mrs Marion Rushbrook, née Wheatley Miss Toni Shew Miss Rina Shrestha
Mr Joseph Watson Miss Leona Whyte
2005 Miss Saranjit Attariwala Mr James Baker Mr Gordon Bannerman
Mr Mark Bennett Mr Adarsh Bhatt
Mr Basil Browne Dr Jane Darcy Ms Ashley Davis
Miss Aimee Flower
Mr Neil Tarling
Professor John Cloudsley-Thompson
Mr Sean Power
Mrs Kate Towler AKC, née Ridoutt Mr Christopher West
Miss Evelyn Conrad
Professor Harold Preiskel
2007
Dr John Cook AKC Mr Dale Cooper
Dr John Cordingley
Emeritus Professor Norma Rinsler FKC Mr David Robinson Professor Jack Rowe FKC Dr Rosemary Satchell, née Smith Mr Warren Shear Dr Margaret Sills
Mr Ranil Cooray Mr Nicholas Coyle
Ms Jen Cormack
Dr Paul Dakin
Mr Tom Coulson Professor Margaret Cox OBE
Miss Juliette Evans Dr Ayodeji Fatiregun
Ms Rachael Corver
Dr Ann Skingley, née Bergen
Ms Susan Ivory Mr Donavan Lowtan Mr Vincent Mayot Miss Sarah McLachlan Mrs Rebecca Peters Mr Duncan Pillans
Dr Jane Darcy Mr Alexander Darling FKC Dr David Davies AKC Dr Felicity de Zulueta Miss Alice Diggory
Mrs Jennifer Statham
Miss Melissa Reekie AKC
Professor Stephen Dunne Miss Andrea Edwards Dr Paul Ellis
Professor Henry Tyrrell FKC
Professor Peter Emery
Ms Hannah Wakeford
Dr Michael Escudier Dr Omer Fadl Mr Matt Ferguson Ms Sarah Frankland Dr Peter Frost
Mr Ronald Waldron
Dr Robert Gaitskell AKC
Professor Phil Whitfield FKC Professor George Wilkinson
Miss Hazel Hussey
Mr Imran Sadikot Miss Esha Shah AKC Dr Dieke Stegink Mr Mark Timpson Mr Timothy Verity
2008 Mr Faisal Alfadhel Mr Richard Dumbrille Ms Gian Gargaro Miss Josephine Golley Ms Vivien Goodnews, née Dada Mr Kamal Khalil Miss Georgina Knott Mr Ari Laskin Miss Karen Marshall Mr Brendan Moroso Dr Jitna Por Mr Adil Sami Miss Caroline Schreiber Mr Akram Shalabi Mr Andrew Yale
2009 Professor Dario Casalini Mr Tom Durrant Ms Nnenna Eke Miss Mary French AKC Mr Austin Newbold
Dr Susan Dirmikis, née Maciver
Professor David Ganz
Ms Jennifer Garner Professor John Garrett Professor Stanley Gelbier
Miss Emma Grant Professor Anne Greenough FKC Dr Geoffrey Hall Mr Stephen Harrow AKC FKC
Professor Keith Hoggart FKC Dr Elaine Holoboff Dr Robert Howes
Professor Barry Ife CBE FKC Mrs Helen Jenrick, née Young Professor David Johnson
Ms Rachael Jukes Dr Christine Kenyon Jones Professor Michael Knibb AKC FKC Dr George Koukoutas
Professor John Langdon FKC Professor Robert Lechler FKC Mrs Jill Lee, née Tanner Professor Maurice Lessof FKC Miss Katharine Lewis Dr Giovanna Lombardi
2010
2006
Mr Warren Birnbaum Dr Ronald Brandt
Professor Linda Newson FKC
Ms Cally Brown Mr Chris Brown
Ms Anne Norton
Dr Nicholas Shepherd
Staff & former staff Thank you to all members of the College community, including those who prefer to remain anonymous, who have given their support to make a difference to the working and learning environment at King’s.
Ms Jude Alldred Emeritus Professor Brian Anderton
Dr Vernon Armitage Mrs Lydia Awosode, née Oyekunle Mr Austin Banner Ms Deborah Benson Mr Barry Berkovitz
Dr Carol Brownson
Dr Youssef El-Gingihy
Ms Megan Bruns
Ms Gwendoline Garber Mr Joshua Geltzer
Ms Annette Bullen Mr Robbie Buscombe
Miss Caroline Greves
Professor Colin Bushnell FKC Dr Maria Callias Mrs Laura Cantopher Ms Michelle Carlin
Mr Yasin Keshvargar
Mr Nick Ma Mr Gary Morris Mr Mark Parker Dr Sarala Premila
Dr Lucie Sutherland
Professor Sir Graeme Catto FKC Mr Paul Cawley & Ms Jae Easter Dr John Clitherow
Professor Arthur Lucas CBE FKC Dr Abe Lue MBE CMG FKC
Professor Peter Marshall CBE FKC Ms Elaine Martyn Professor Mary McCabe
Miss Lucy Mellows Professor Moya Meredith Smith Professor Giorgina Mieli-Vergani Mrs Patricia Mitchell, née Honey-Jones Miss Caroline Moos Professor Peter Morgan Ms Erin Morgan
Mr John Muir FKC Miss Kirsten Munro Professor Dame Jinty Nelson FKC Miss Helen Nicholson Mr Vivek Obheegadoo Dr George Orvin
Professor Jonathan Osborne Miss Kathrin Ostermann Dr Richard Overill Ms Claire Owen Dr David Owen Mrs Rhoda Owen Professor David Papineau Ms Clare Pearce
Ms Gemma Peters Ms Jackie Phillips
Donors who have supported the College for the past three or more consecutive years are listed in bold.
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Mrs Kungwa Small Mr Andrew Steele Dr Kirsteen Tait Miss Rachel Thomas Ms Alison Thompson Professor Rick Trainor KBE FKC Professor John Uff CBE FKC Ms Caroline Usher
Emeritus Professor Roger Watson Mrs Rosamond Watts, née Troughton Miss Amy Webb & Mr Chris Smith
Dr Patrick White
Miss Abby Wilson Professor Nairn Wilson CBE FKC Mr Peter Yerbury Professor Maureen Young The Annual Fund Student Caller Team 2009-10
Friends of the College We are pleased to recognise the generosity and commitment of our friends, including those who wish to remain anonymous, who have kindly offered their support throughout the year.
Professor Shitij Kapur
The Revd Jeremy Frost Ms Ellie Heidari Mr Salman Jaffer Miss Jennifer Kauntze Mrs Kim Mackenzie-Morris Ms Sabrina Mahfouz Mr Benjamin Moss AKC Mr Doyin Ogunbiyi Mrs Shotunde Olaleye Ms Marguerite Reith, née Mcelnea Miss Moira Robson Miss Anindita Sarkar Mr Kingsley Simmons Mr Jason Street Miss Reena Sudra Mr Robin Taher Mr Shiu Tang Ms Sara Treewater
Mr Malcolm Brown Ms Olena Bykova Miss Jenna Crombie Mr Michael Ehioze-Ediae
Dr Malcolm Sims FKC
Dr Arah Danielian Dr Trudi Darby AKC
The African Women’s Development Fund Age UK Allergy Research Foundation Alperton International Ltd. Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis Association Artemis Trust AstraZeneca plc The Atkin Foundation Avon Foundation James Black Foundation Boehringer Ingelheim Fonds Breakthrough Breast Cancer British Association of Head & Neck Oncologists British Geriatrics Society British Medical Association British Pharmacology Society British Skin Foundation British Society for Haematology Builder Depot Ltd Cancer Partners UK Cancer & Polio Research Fund Cancer Vaccines Institute The Cavendish Chambers Limited Clore Duffield Foundation John S Cohen Foundation Dermatrust Deutscher Akademischer Austausch Dienst European Molecular Biology Organisation The FH Muirhead Charitable Trust FM Global Foundation Fondation Brocher Foundation for Allergy Information & Research Foundation for Science & Technology
Friends of King’s College London (Canada)
Friends of King’s College London (USA) Friends of Guy’s Hospital Douglas Glanfield Memorial Trust The Gatsby Charitable Foundation GlaxoSmithKline plc Graymatters, the Mehran David Foundation Guy’s 69 Club Christine Hewson Memorial Foundation Hewlett Packard Company Hong Kong Foundation Association Hospital Saturday Fund Charitable Trust The Inman Charity Intuitive Surgical Inc. Karian & Box KCSMD Dental Graduates of 1984 King’s College London Association
King’s College London Hong Kong Foundation
Professor Clare Bradley Mrs Goffin Dr Linda Greenwall Mr Stephen Gregory & Mrs Carol Gregory Dr Ana Guimaraes Mr Ivor Hall & Mrs Pamela Hall
Mr Harish Haria & Mrs Ananta Haria Professor Jennifer Harrow Mr K Hinks & Mrs J Hinks
Mr Philip Hollowday & Mrs Jane Hollowday Mrs Lyn Humphreys
Mr John Ling Mr Claude Lobo & Mrs Shalini Lobo
Mrs J Logan-Edwards
Mr Tom & Mrs Susan Barry
Sir Roderic Lyne KBE CMG Mr Deep Mann Ms L Mason Mr Michael Max & Mrs Wendy Max Mr James McCubbin
Mr Colin & Mrs Cynthia Baxter Mr Henry Beakbane & Ms Helen Moseley Mr Ziauddin Bhaiyat Mrs Penelope Black Mr David & Mrs Claire Black Mrs Eukris Blackwood Ms Debbie Bondi-Jackson Mr Harry Silvester & Ms Frances Borrowman Mrs Joan Botten Mr Michael & Mrs Elizabeth Bowen Mr Laurence & Mrs Susan Brown Dr David & Mrs Frances Bryan Mr David & Mrs Carol Bryans Dr Andy & Mrs Julia Bundock Mr Stephen & Mrs Hilary Burrows Mr Ian & Mrs Hilary Bush Mr Khawar & Mrs Shama Butt Mr Winston & Mrs Laureen Bygrave Mr Kevin & Mrs Chandrika Carroll Mrs Judith Cawood Mr David Campbell & Ms Carolyn Challen Dr Robert & Mrs Dawn Chapple Mr Keith & Mrs Dora Chen-Prosser Mr Kuldip Singh Chihery & Ms Harleen Kaur Diu Mrs Angela Ciriello Dr Peter & Mrs Gillian Cobau Mr Haydn Cook Dr Geoff & Mrs Nazaret Cooper Mr Geoffrey & Mrs Catherine Cunliffe Mrs Debbie Cuthbert Mr Roy & Mrs Linda Dadge The Revd Dr Ian & Mrs Susan Davies Mr John & Mrs Carol Davies Professor John & Mrs Elaine Davis Mr John & Mrs Isabel De’Ath Dr Howard & Mrs Ann Dempsey Mr Priyesh & Mrs Sonal Desai Mr Mukund & Mrs Ajayna Dhirubhai Professor George & Mrs Jane Dickson Mr Peter & Mrs Alison Dingley Mr Peter & Mrs Sarah Domanski Mrs Martine Downes Mr Paul & Mrs Rose Downey Mr Garry & Mrs Pat Dyke Mr Tunde & Ms Modupe Esan
Mrs Rebecca Hunt-Davis Mrs Heather Hunter
Professor George Huxley Mr William Jackson Dr Stephen Jones Ms Krystyna Kaczmarczyk
Mrs Joyce Kastner
The Jeremy and John Sacher Charitable Trust
Mr Gordon Middleton FKC
Mr Michael Aaronson Dr Peter Andresen Miss Laura Ballard Dr Peter Baron The late Mrs Beryl Barrett Mrs Bertha Bekhor Mr Christopher Bennett Dr John Besford The late Mr William Broomfield Dr A Carson Mrs A Cavaciuti Miss Claire Chubb Mrs Maryann Cochrane
Ms H Cope Mr Richard de Metz Dr Konstantina Dedi Mr Andrew Denny Mrs J Dickens Ms Patricia Duus Mrs Jacqueline Evans
Mrs Joyce Fodder Professor Michael Foot Mrs A Gibson
Mrs Wendy Giuliano Mr Jonathan Glibride &
The Family Programme includes parents, guardians and other family members of students who have generously offered their support to the College. We thank all our Family Programme donors including those who wish to remain anonymous. Dr Tahir & Mrs Beena Abbas Mr Johnathan & Mrs Clare Ackland Mrs Nargis Ahmad Mr Zakariya & Mrs Adebisi Akinpeju Ms Patricia Allan Mr Nigel & Mrs Sarah Allison Mr David & Mrs Irene Amarasekera Mr Vatsal Babubhai & Mrs Anju Vatsal Amin Mrs Angelay & Mr Paul Anderson Ms Alexandra Athanassouli Mr Roger & Mrs Janet Auburn Mr Guy & Mrs Isabelle Aucomte Mr Kenneth Aylward Mr Yousuf & Miss Tahira Baig Dr Bill & Mrs Nickie Bamber Dr Paul & Dr Philippa Barnard Mr Jeffrey & Mrs Loretta Barnett
MacMillan Cancer Relief Marie Curie Cancer Care McNicholas Construction Services Ltd Medical Society of London Motor Neurone Disease Association Nutricia Research Foundation Foundation Open Society Institute (Zug) The Oral and Dental Research Trust The Organix Foundation The Ouseley Trust Premier League & Comic Relief Private Education Endowment Foundation Inc. The Radcliffe Trust Richard de Metz Educational & Travelling Foundation Smith Richardson Foundation Rothschild Foundation (Europe) Rosetrees Trust Royal Danish Ministry of Foreign Affairs
St Clare’s Foundation The Peter Scott Trust Servier Solvay North America Still Point Fund Charles Sykes Epilepsy Research Trust Stanley Thomas Johnson Foundation Tides Foundation The Vandervell Foundation The Waterloo Foundation Whitney Bradley & Brown Inc. The Charles Wolfson Charitable Trust The Worshipful Company of International Bankers The Worshipful Company of Tax Advisers
The Family Programme
Mr Keith Kerr Dr Anthony Kravitz Mrs Elizabeth Labbett
Professor John Langdon FKC Mr Him Lee Mr Mark Lemon & Mrs Hilarie Lemon Mrs Joyce Leuillette
Mr Christopher McHale & Mrs Winifred McHalet Mrs R Mehta Mrs Brenda Mellows Mr David Miller The late Miss Mary Millington Dr Ana Montes Mr Robert Morris
Dr S Motto Mr John Murphy Mr Clive Narrainen Ms Patricia Nicolson Dr Nicola Pietrobon Mrs Kashmira Popatia
Mr Christopher Pope & Mrs Lynda Pope Dr Annette Preuss-Nowotny F W Read Mr Anthony Richards Mrs E Robertshaw & Dr Richard Robertshaw Dr Mehran Sanei Dr Susanne Schioeler Dame Margaret Seward
Dr Mark Slater Professor Dennis Smith Mrs Ann Southon Dr Shanti Soysa & Mrs Sherrine Soysa
Sir James Spooner FKC & Lady Spooner Dr Erik Svendsrud
Mr Henry Sweetbaum Mr Steve Taylor
His Honour Judge Toulmin CMG FKC Mr Michelangelo Vitello & Mrs Enza Vitello
Mr Darren Walker & Mrs Deborah Walker Mr Colin Welborn & Mrs J Welborn Mrs E Wells Mrs Doreen Wilkinson
Mr Bryan Wiliams & Mrs Vera Williams Dr Margaret Wilson Ms Roz Woodham
Mr Arif Essaji Mr Gordon & Mrs Mary Evans Mr David & Mrs Susan Evans Mr Keith & Mrs Jane Faulkner Mr Nazarius & Mrs Jennifer Fernandes
Mr Michael & Mrs Toni Field Mr Patrier & Mrs Gwen Finylas Mr Derek & Mrs Sue Fisher Dr Roger & Mrs Judith Forshaw Mr Carlo Frontini & Ms Dalva Matsuura Mrs Elaine Frost Mr Kirit & Mrs Nutan Gajjar Mr Nadir Gali & Ms Feefi Elyas Mr John & Mrs Janette Gamble Mr Narendra & Mrs Minaxi Ganatra Mr Jayant & Mrs Naina Gangani Mr Peter & Mrs Angela Gay Mr Anthony & Mrs Hazel Geddes Mr Cosmo Gibson Mr Martin & Mrs Amanda Glazebrook Mr Richard & Mrs Yehudit Gordon Dr Anthony & Mrs Francine Grange Mr Teddy & Mrs Poospa Grech Mr David & Mrs Sally Green Mr Simon & Mrs Libby Greenland Mr Anthony & Mrs Susan Gregor Macgregor Mr Anthony & Mrs Patricia Grewal Mr John & Mrs Nicola Griffith Mr Barry & Mrs Jean Grindley Mrs Debbie Grosvenor Mr Philip & Mrs Catherine Gunn Mr Umesh & Mrs Shobha Gusai Dr Rex & Mrs Nicola Haigh Mr David & Mrs Patricia Hanesworth Miss Louise Harker Mr Jean-Marc & Mrs Sandra Hartley Mr Brian & Mrs Gail Hawksworth Mr Joseph & Mrs Bernadette Hayes Mrs Lynda Hayes
Mr Richard & Mrs Linda Hearn Mr Peter & Mrs Doris Henry Mr David & Mrs Deborah Hey Mrs Sonay Hilmi Mr Charles & Mrs Deborah Hinchcliffe Mr Paul & Mrs Karen Hogan Mr Thomas & Mrs Patricia Hollywood Mr Neil & Mrs Helen Honebon Mrs Heather Hood Mr Paul & Mrs Lucy Hopkins Mr Alan & Mrs Hilary Horgan Mr Nick & Mrs Sandra Huband Mr Lawrence & Mrs Hayley Hunt Mr John & Mrs Jill Irving Dr Alasdair & Dr Susanna Jacks Mr Mahesh & Mrs Angela Jain Mr Brendan & Mrs Camilla Jarvis Mr Narinder & Mrs Ranbir Jaswal Dr Upali & Mrs Rumki Jayawardena Mr Sudhir & Mrs Bharti Jaycee Mr Michael Lewis & Ms Valerie Ann Jenkins Mrs Levonda Jennings Mr Trevor & Dr Isabel Jones Mr Stuart Jones Mr Sunil Kakkad Dr Mohamed & Dr Hajera Karim Mr Peter Karlsen Mr Conor & Dr Elisabeth Kehoe Mrs Rita Keynejad Mr David & Mrs Lynn Knott Mr Permpoon & Mrs Jutatip Krairiksh Mr Prag ji & Mrs Sarla Kukadia Mr Ashok & Mrs Amita Kushal Mr Stewart & Mrs Carolyn Lacey Mrs Christine Lally
Dr Stephen & Mrs Beverley Lawrence Mr Christopher & Mrs Elizabeth Leahy Mr Richard & Mrs Eleanor Lewis Mr David & Mrs Anne Lewis Mr Peter & Mrs Judy Lewis Mr Andrew & Ms Atsuko Liddiard Mr Ian & Mrs Charlotte Lightbody Mr John & Mrs Fiona LivingstoneLearmonth Mr Ramasamy & Mrs Kamala Loganathan Mrs Fung Ping Lui Mr Stefano Lupi & Mrs Roberta Ferri-Lupi
This list warmly acknowledges the support of donors during the financial year 1 August 2009 to 31 July 2010.
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Mr Robert & Mrs Sharon Main Mr Kiran & Mrs Karuna Malde Dr Jehanzeb Malik Mr Hugo & Mrs Miranda Marsh Mr Nigel & Mrs Karen Martin Mrs Penelope Mathams Mrs Barbara McBrien Mr Nigel Mckeand & Ms Rose Travers Mr Neil & Mrs Patricia McNair Mr Niall & Mrs Valerie McTurk Dr Rodney Meaburn Ms Coleen Meeks Mr Jehangir & Mrs Kashmira Mehta Mr Sukhjinder & Mrs Surinder Minhas Mr Jamnadass & Mrs Urmila Mistry His Honour Judge Christopher & Mrs Elisabeth Mitchell Mr Ruben & Dr Marieta Movsesyan Mr Michael & Mrs Pauline Mulford Mr Hugh & Mrs Melissa Mundy Mr Rod Navarrete Mr Huw & Mrs Maggie Neal Mr William & Mrs Julie Nelson Mrs Alie Nelson-Veenstra Dr Dzung & Dr Hoabinh Nguyen Mrs Elisabeth Nixon Mr Marcus & Mrs Susan North Mr Paul & Mrs Rena Nunes Mr Clive & Mrs Maggie Nunn Mrs Vivien Nutton Mrs Sara Oakes Mr Kevin & Mrs Rosemary Offer Mr Michael & Mrs Joyce Osborne Mr Tony & Mrs Lynne Owens Mr Hugh & Mrs Susan Pallot Mr Harish Panchal Mrs Mary Parker Mr Lucas & Mrs Elizabeth Parry Mrs Janet Partridge Mr Clito & Mrs Maria Paschali Mr Bipin & Mrs Dina Patel Mr Dilip & Mrs Deempal Patel Mr Rajendra & Mrs Krishna Patel Dr Dipak & Mrs Smita Patel Mr Dinesh & Mrs Nayna Patel Mr Kirankumar & Mrs Sudha Patel Mr Brian & Mrs Julie Pateman Mr Brian & Mrs Kath Pawlett Dr Roger & Mrs Elizabeth Paxton Mr Stephen & Mrs Pam Pike Mr Roger & Mrs Christine Porter Mr Roger & Mrs Jackie Powell Mrs Kathleen Purkis Mr Abdul & Mrs Musrat Qayyum Mr Chee Peng & Mrs Grok Lian Quek Mrs Jacqui Radcliffe Mr Suppiah Ragukaran Mr Takhat & Mrs Aruna Rana Mrs Betty Reece-Jones Dr Cedric & Dr Bernice Ribeiro Mr Andrew Robson Mrs Linda Roofeh Mrs Judith Roscoe Mr Edward & Ms Joanna Ross Captain Gordon & Mrs Lynda Rowley Mr Jeremy & Mrs Jill Russell Mrs Carol & Mr Bernie Russell Mr Asmat & Mrs Tahera Sameja Mr Ravinder Singh & Ms Satinder Sandhu Mr Robert & Mrs Carol Seggie Mr Navin & Mrs Rekha Shah Mr Sharad & Mrs Bhavni Shah Mr Steven & Mrs Helen Sharp Mr Frederick & Mrs Jan Shaylor Mrs Padma Silva Mr Peter Gerhard & Ms Alexandra Simpson Mr Dave & Mrs Barbara Sinclair Mr Kashmir Singh & Ms Satpal Kaur Sirha Mr Richard & Mrs Ann Smout Mrs Sherrine Soysa
Mr Sathan & Mrs Sathyavathany Sri Mr David & Mrs Deborah Stephenson Mr Garrick & Mrs Caroline Steventon Mr Kevin & Mrs Sue Stovell Mr David & Mrs Jennifer Swan Mr Michael & Mrs Andrea Tebbutt Mr Robert & Mrs Nazik Thaddeus Mr Amit & Mrs Monica Thakrar Mrs Lynette Themudo Mr Kumaravelu & Mrs Ratna Kumari Thirunavugarasu Mr Julian & Mrs Alison Thomas Mr Mel & Mrs Elizabeth Thomas Dr Naveed & Mrs Afifa Tippu Mr Paul & Mrs Maureen Todd Dr Philip & Mrs Catherine Toplis Mr Alan & Mrs Corinne Tucker Mr Antony & Mrs Jacqueline Vallance Mr Onno & Mrs Ingrid Van Der Valk Mr Mark & Mrs Susan Varley Mr Vadivel & Mrs Jayaluchimee Venkatasamy Mr Jonathan & Mrs Margaret Venning Dr Nassri Vian & Dr Samir Zebari Mr Joseph Vijay Kumar & Mrs Usha Vijaykumar Mr Alan Goldberg & Mrs Teresa Villalobos Diaz Goldberg Mr Morley & Mrs Sharon Von Sternberg Mr Peter & Mrs Judy Walker Mrs Frances Waller Mr Peter & Mrs Miriam Watson Dr Darshana & Dr Lathika Weerasena Mr Ian & Mrs Geraldine Wellwood Mrs Clare Whittle Mr Geoff Wild Mr Leonardo Williams Mr Chris & Mrs Clare Williams Dr Hywel & Dr Cerilan Williams Mr John & Mrs Harjanti Williams Mr Barrie & Mrs Roxanne Wilson Mr Earl & Mrs Hilda Wilson Mr Stefan & Mrs Alison Winnik Mr Nurez & Mrs Rahana Zaman
Pledged Legacies The College is very grateful to all those individuals who have informed us that they have decided to make an exceptional commitment and have left a gift to the College in their will. We kindly acknowledge their support and thank those who prefer to remain anonymous. The Revd Canon Peter Adams AKC Dr Adesegun Akin-Olugbade Mrs Jemima Atkinson, née Bartlett Dr Richard Melville Ballerand Mr Derek Barbanell Mrs Joyce Bellamy MBE AKC, née Taylor Miss Joan Bernard FKC Ms Mary Bilton The Revd Canon Geoffrey N Bird Dr Clive Bishop FKC Mr John Bradley, Guy’s Mr Mark Brennan AKC Professor Colin Bushnell FKC Ms Maggie Butcher Mr John Callard Professor Sir Graeme Catto FKC Mrs Audrey Chadwick AKC, née Dodds Mrs Catherine Charlish, née Bagley Mrs Sheila Chisman Mr David Churchill, St Thomas’ & Mrs Sonia Churchill, née Carr Professor David Cooper, Guy’s & Mrs Amy Cooper Dr John Cornes AKC Mrs Josephine Crocker AKC FKC, née Frearson
Mrs Eileen Croucher AKC, née Sutcliffe Dr Trudi Darby AKC Mr Geoffrey Donald Miss Sheila Downs Mr Paul Elliott & Mr Mick Moore Mrs Jane Evans, née Heron Dr Elizabeth Fagan AKC & Mr David Smith Professor Sir Lawrence Freedman KCMG CBE FKC Mr Roger Gaitley Mr Edward Gledhill, Chelsea College Mr Geoffrey Gower-Kerslake AKC Mrs Dallas Green, née Richardson Mrs Marie-Louise Grosvenor Mr Mark Hardy AKC Mrs Francine Heastie, née McGowan Professor Keith Hoggart FKC Dr Joan Horder Mrs L R Houlston AKC, née Goldsmith Dr Michael Howell Mr Donald Howle Dr Isabel Johnson, St Thomas’ Professor Robert Knecht Dr Alan Lacey Mr Soli Lam, Guy’s Professor John Langdon FKC Dr Mark Langer Miss Sharon Lawrence Dr Derek Layton, Chelsea College Mrs Jill Lee, née Tanner Mr Mark Leitch, QEC Mr David Lloyd OBE AKC The Revd Desmond Lockyer AKC Miss Barbara Marsh Mr Stuart McAdam Mrs Mavis McNeelance, née Gray, QEC Professor Gwyn Meirion-Jones Mr Herbert Mercer, Guy’s Miss Wendy Mitchell Mrs Margaret Morgan AKC, née Stokes The Very Revd George Nairn-Briggs AKC Mrs Jennifer Nelson AKC, née Mansfield Dr Kenneth Nicolson, Guy’s Mr Hugh Owen AKC Dr Pauline Parker The Revd Canon Dr Anthony Phillips AKC Mr David Potter AKC Mr Anthony Ramsey AKC Ms Mary Raynes Mr Michael Redfern Miss Kate Redman Miss Anne Rickwood Mrs Vivien Robertson Professor Henry Roseveare Mr Robert Russell Mr John Savage Mr Alan Sealy Mr Geoffrey Shepherd FKC Professor Arnold Sladen The Revd Thomas Slater Mr Norman Spink Mr Geoff Stephenson & Mrs Hilary Stephenson Miss Isobel Stevenson Mr Alister Stewart Mr Sachiho Tanaka Ms Alison Taylor Mr Michael Taylor Mrs Ann Thompson, née Mortimer Mr Keith & Mrs Patricia Thompson Miss Charlotte Townsend Mrs Frances Twambley, née Brown Ms Caroline Usher Mrs Moira Warner, née Connor Dr Pauline Webb AKC FKC Mrs Ruth Webster His Honour Sir Frank White FKC Dr Vincent Whitmarsh MBBS Mr Christopher Williams AKC
Donors who have supported the College for the past three or more consecutive years are listed in bold. This list warmly acknowledges the support of donors during the financial year 1 August 2009 to 31 July 2010.
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Dr Cyril G Williams, Guy’s The Revd Dr Ian Williams Miss Eileen Willmott AKC Mr Anthony Wills Professor Nairn Wilson CBE FKC Ms Liu Yang
Legacy and in memoriam gifts The College would like to pay a special tribute to our alumni and friends who sadly passed away recently and most generously left a bequest, or for whom in memoriam gifts were made. The late Mr Maurice Bekhor The late Mrs Helena Brackley Safir, née McRobert The late Mr Peter Broomfield The late Mr William Broomfield The late Dr Elin Carson and Miss Ann Carson The late Mr Marc Cavaciuti The late Dr Mackenzie Cochrane The late Mr James Dickens The late Mr James Dickson The late Mr Horace Fodder The late Mr William Gibson The late Mrs Corinne Graham, née Carmona The late Professor Arthur Hatto FKC The late Mr Raphael Honnor The late Mrs Linda Howle, née Stride The late Dr Helen Hudson FKC The late Mr William Humphreys The late Revd Canon Jenö Kohner AKC The late Mrs Beverley Lade The late Mrs Joan Lewin MBE, née Hole The late Mrs Eileen Lineham, née Thompson The late Dr Robert Logan-Edwards The late Revd Clive Malpass The late Dr John McLean OBE FKC The late Mrs Joy Meacham The late Revd Donald Membery AKC The late Miss Mary Millington The late Professor Thomas Pitt Ford The late Miss Norah Thomas The late Mr Geoffrey Tomlinson The late Mrs Diana Trebble, née Jennings The late Miss Hannah Turner
Event supporters & sponsors We thank those companies and individuals who have sponsored and supported College events by offering financial support, donating services or providing gifts. 3M Health Care Ltd Billericay Dental Supply Co Ltd Claudius Ash Coltene Whaledent Ltd J & S Davies Deloitte Dentsply Ltd The Medical Protection Society Limited NSK United Kingdom Ltd Quality Endodontic Distributors Ltd Septodont Ltd Stirling House Financial Services Limited
We have done our utmost to ensure the information listed here is accurate. If there is anything you would like us to update please email giving@kcl.ac.uk
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