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John Stanislaus Guinan

General practitioner Blackpool, Lancashire (b County Offaly, Ireland, 1913; q University College Dublin 1938), died from ventricular myocardial hypertrophy and coronary artery atherosclerosis on 5 October 2003. 
 
After qualifying John Guinan emigrated to England in 1938 and joined the Royal Army Medical Corps at the outbreak of the second world war. He served in Iraq, the Middle East, the Western Desert, Italy, and Austria, attaining the rank of major. He bought a practice in 1948 in Bury in Lancashire, where he remained until 1978. On the death of his wife, Anne, in 1977, John retired to Ireland but found it difficult to settle. He started doing locums, one of which took him to Blackpool in 1981, where he continued in practice until the last week before his death. He leaves six children and 17 grandchildren.