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Lorna Mcdougall Obituary

McDOUGALL Lorna McLaughlan (Cambridge / Linlithgow) Peacefully, at home in Cambridge, with family, on the morning of Tuesday, October 16, 2012. Anthropologist (PhD, University of Oxford) and business consultant, former wife of late Mitchell Weil and Robert Levine; much loved mother of Alison (Kevin Street) McDougall-Weil and Peter (Claire) Weil, devoted grandmother to Tess Weil. 'A butterfly who flapped her wings around the world.' Service Saturday, October 27, 10 am at St Michael's Parish Church, Linlithgow and thereafter to Linlithgow Cemetery, arriving at approximately 11 am. Her life will be celebrated at Champany Inn, Linlithgow, following service. Flowers to Robert Bennie & Sons, 18 Preston Road, Linlithgow, EH49 6HE. Tel 01506 842 116
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Published by The Scotsman on Oct. 26, 2012.

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January 29, 2013

Alison McDougall-Weil

November 22, 2012

Clive and Eleanor Field

November 4, 2012

Andrew and Harriet Lyons

November 1, 2012

Gracie Rebello

November 22, 2012

Our sincere sympathy at this time.
In the past three years our family experience two health-related traumatic periods.
Lorna's knowledge of NHS systems, and her tireless advice and support guided us through dark times with hope. She was simply wonderful. We will be forever grateful.
Hilary and Herbie McFarland (Scotland)

November 22, 2012

Sympathy in your loss
Lorna was such a great friend over the past 46 years, through thick or thin, and in a long list of places (mainly Oxford, London, Cambridge, and several places in California). We shall miss her enormously. We traded many notes on education, child-rearing, education, Irish and Scottish culture, health-care administration, genealogy, and much else.
Lorna was never more resourceful than in recent months, when she provided a guiding light to Clive's family in a time of great need, and this for the second time in three years. Her ingenuity in making the NHS work as it should was unsurpassed, and a countless people benefitted from her patience, persistence and determination.
Clive and Eleanor Field

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