Professor Richard Scolyer’s children remember their dad
Professor Richard Scolyer’s children Emily, Matthew and Lucy paid tribute to their father at a state memorial service. The ceremony highlighted his contributions to medical research and his influence on colleagues and students. The family expressed gratitude for the support received from the community.
- ▪Professor Richard Scolyer, a renowned medical researcher, passed away prompting a state memorial service.
- ▪His children attended the service and shared personal memories of his dedication and kindness.
- ▪Colleagues and former students praised his pioneering work in melanoma research and his mentorship.
- ▪Dr Katie Nicoll, his spouse, delivered remarks honoring his professional legacy.
- ▪The community offered condolences and celebrated his impact on both science and family life.
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| Publication time | Mon, 13 Jul 2026 13:46:51 +1000 |
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