Brian Meldrum (20 Aug 1935 - 18 Sep 2019)
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- Location
- The Rosendale 65 Rosendale Road West Dulwich SE21 8EZ
- Date
- 8th Oct 2019
- Time
- 12pm
Sadly, as you will by now have become aware, Brian passed away peacefully at home on the 18th of September 2019.
The funeral will be on the 8th of October at West Norwood Cemetery and Crematorium and the reception will be held at the Rosendale Pub nearby. Further details can be found to the right (or above if you are on a mobile device).
Anyone who is able to and who would like to is very welcome to attend. If you do plan to come, please could you click 'attending' using the website button as this will be helpful in giving us some idea of numbers.
In lieu of flowers, we are requesting any donations you wish to make to be made to St Christopher's Hospice, who were so helpful and kind over the last few months, or to Epilepsy Research UK, a charity close to Brian's heart and his professional life's work. There are online links on this page, and there will also be a collection box at the funeral.
Additionally, if you would like to leave any messages, photos or tributes of your own on this page, please do.
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Brian Meldrum with Alex, April 20, 2009.
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Brian Meldrum, April 2009, at Patapsco Valley State Park, Maryland.
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I first met Brian about 30 years ago, and he became a good friend. He had a gentle demeanor and a soft careful voice. He was a patient teacher but firm in his views. He served as a lecturer and discussant at so many scientific meetings. I recall his reserved (in a British sort of way) excitement describing new scientific results. We talked science and politics on long walks in so many cities throughout the world. Brian shared with me the terrifying experience he had had as a child during the Blitz in London. We also lunched and dined together; biked and skied; visited museums, parks, and historical sites; and attended the theater. I recall his joy when Hannah was born, and we often shared experiences of the children growing. Of course, we collaborated on papers and books. When Brian retired in 2000, I was gratified to be asked to lecture in his honor at the meeting of the British Pharmacological Society in Bradford. Brian is gone and I miss him; the legacy he left for science will endure.
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In memory of my wonderful Grandpa. May you rest in peace xxx
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RIP Brian
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In memory of a wonderful brother
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Brian Meldrum with Alex, April 20, 2009.
Brian Meldrum, April 2009, at Patapsco Valley State Park, Maryland.
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