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Deaths - March 2018

Miss Man Chung Li

Based in Australia who gained Fellowship in 2007. Passed away aged 52.


Mr Edward Michael Belmont

Based in the UK who gained Fellowship in 2007. Passed away aged 67.


Mr John Campbell Burns

Based in Canada who gained Fellowship in 2001. Passed away aged 102.


Mr Berthold J Guttmann

Based in the UK who gained Fellowship in 2001. Passed away aged 88.


Mr Peter Michael Madders

Based in the UK who gained Fellowship in 2005. Passed away aged 89.


Mr Colin Alfred Ernest Mellis

Based in Australia who gained Fellowship in 2005. Passed away aged 71.


Mr James Michael O'Dea

Based in Australia who gained Fellowship in 1984. Passed away aged 58.


Mr Peter Stirrup

Based in the UK who gained Fellowship in 1962. Passed away aged 84.


Mr Keith Douglas McDonald

Based in Australia who gained Fellowship in 2001. Passed away aged 94.


Mr Hugh Martin Stewart

Based in the UK who gained Fellowship in 2001. Passed away aged 93.


Mr Albert Gordon Mills

Based in the UK who gained Fellowship in 1967. Passed away aged 74.


Mr Junzo Tanaka

Based in Japan who gained Fellowship in 1999. Passed away aged 83.

This article appeared in our March 2018 issue of The Actuary .
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