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James Robert Clark

Consultant physician Peel Hospital, Borders, 1960-79 (b Edinburgh 1918; q Edinburgh 1941; FRCP Ed), d 20 December 2001. 
 
After qualifying, he worked as a locum in his uncle's practice in Oswestry. An attack of poliomyelitis precluded military service, and he became a clinical tutor at the Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh. Later he researched blood diseases at Edinburgh University and studied geriatrics in London, setting up an assessment and treatment unit in Galashiels on his return to Scotland. General medicine, however, was his main interest. An accomplished pianist, he spent many hours at the piano. He also enjoyed watching tennis and snooker, in the company of his favourite cat.