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The Passing of Chris Hyde

Discussion in 'Australia' started by admin, Dec 29, 2011.

  1. admin

    admin Administrator Staff Member


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    Many in Victoria will remember Chris with fondness. He was the first Head of Podiatry at the Lincoln Institute that later become La Trobe University.
    http://tributes.heraldsun.com.au/ob...hristopher-colin-hyde&pid=155232984&fhid=8247
     
  2. oddpod32

    oddpod32 Welcome New Poster

    was this the chris hyde who qualified from birmingham in 1965?
     
  3. Tuckersm

    Tuckersm Well-Known Member

    Quite probably
     
  4. oddpod32

    oddpod32 Welcome New Poster

    If this is Chris Hyde from Birmingham School of Chiropody , I remember him for smoking a pipe and making figures of Yogi Bear and Boo Boo out of insole materials which he had "liberated " from the appliance department .He stuck them on the common room wall [ which was in the basement ] in order to brighten it up ---- got told off for wasting materials!
     
  5. Craig Payne

    Craig Payne Moderator

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    ...it probably was him.

    I only met Chris a couple of times. He retired from LaTrobe just prior to me starting. I got his old computer. The IT dept did such a bang up job of deleting all the files before I got it, except one file ....all his Internet Explorer bookmarks .... they all were for steam engine websites! Quite characteristic from what I was led to believe! ;) He had quite a connection with Puffing Billy
     
  6. retropod

    retropod Member

    Pretty special bloke was Chris Hyde. In 1979 he gave me a "second round offer" into Podiatry. I'm very glad that he saw a potential in me, that I was unable to see in myself. 30 years on - a bunch of patients, staff, podiatry suppliers and I have benefitted greatly. Vale.
     
  7. drk

    drk Member

    A very special person, inciteful academic, great sense of humour (and dry wit), compassionate, and a motivating influence...he will be sadly missed.
     
  8. oddpod32

    oddpod32 Welcome New Poster

    Would anyone be willing to write an obituary for PODIATRY NOW?
     
  9. Cameron

    Cameron Well-Known Member

    Sad news indeed and heart felt sympathies to family and friends. I knew Chris from a distance but my lasting memory of him is buying me a drink for poking fun at a mutual aquaintance during a debate at the Adelaide Confernece - a hundred years ago.

    Our friend had asked me why people took an instant dislke to him. To which I replied "It just saves time."


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