Professor Hilary Thomas
Professor Hilary Thomas Consultant in Oncology:
"Donations and legacies enable us to stay at the forefront of medical care providing state of the art equipment for treatment and research, improving facilities for patients, their families and for staff and staff training. Please remember the Royal Surrey in your Will, it enables us to achieve so much more with your help and is a way of making a lasting contribution for now and for others in the future."
Reginald Frederick Keene
‘Our uncle, Reginald Frederick Keene left a legacy to the Royal Surrey County Hospital in recognition of the wonderful care he received from the many members of staff who looked after him during his illness and post operative care. The family shared with him a better quality of life and many long lasting memories, and this gift was his way of showing gratitude to all concerned.'
Jacqui Smith and Beverley Webster
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Farnham Road Hospital
The ‘old' Royal Surrey County Hospital was built by raising monies from the public and its main sources of income in pre NHS days were subscriptions, donations and legacies. The Royal Surrey, over the years, has benefited from a number of gifts large and small. Gift of land in Farnham Road for the first RSCH from Lord Onslow £10 donation from HRH Queen Victoria and a Bust of Prince Albert Gift of a Nursing Home in Worthing for Royal Surrey patients by Mr George Prealiss Shepherd Jarvis Maternity Home (now Jarvis Clinic) donated by Sir John and Lady Jarvis 1921 £10,000 donation from Surrey Red Cross Society for the building of a new nurses home in memory of the nurses who died on War service Elles Block opened and named after a benefactor of the hospital; Sir Edmond Elles Anonymous donation of £10,000 from a generous Surrey resident for a new 32 bed ward More recent legacies: £62,000 for the Children's ward from Christine Wissam £14,000 from Madge Trembling for Medical and Surgical equipment £60,000 for Cardiac equipment from Mary Mathews £1m approx The Frank Hammond Legacy "A selfless act - a lifetime of thanks"
The ‘old' Royal Surrey County Hospital was built by raising monies from the public and its main sources of income in pre NHS days were subscriptions, donations and legacies. The Royal Surrey, over the years, has benefited from a number of gifts large and small.
More recent legacies:
"A selfless act - a lifetime of thanks"
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