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Henry Maurice Finucan 1917–1983

Henry, as he was universally known within the mathematical fraternity, was born in Brisbane on the 6th July, 1917. From 1946 until his death on the 28th February, 1983, he was a member of the academic staff of the Department of Mathematics at the University of Queensland. He thus participated in and contributed to bringing about the great transformations that occurred in mathematics departments of Australian Universities in the decades following the end of the second world war.