William Cledwyn Thomas

Background

Thomas, William Cledwyn was born on September 11, 1923 in Swansea, Wales. Son of Arthur and Margaretta Mary (Williams) Thomas.

Education

Doctor of Medicine, University London, 1950.

Career

House officer department medicine, senior house officer Morriston Hospital, Swansea, thoracic surgeon, senior house officer pediatrics. General practice medicine Area Health Authority, Lanelli, Wales, 1953—1990, clinical assistant Wales, 1956—1988. Occupational health physician Byfed Area Health, Llanelli, 1990—2003.

Deputy chief surgeon St. John's Ambulance Brigade, Wales, 1982. Lieutenant colonel Royal Naval Reserve, England, 1951-1959, lieutenant colonel Royal Naval Reserve, England, 1960-1985.

Achievements

• William Cledwyn Thomas has been listed as a noteworthy physician by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

President Royal British Legion Festival, 1982. Member of Royal College General Practitioners, Royal College Surgeons (licentiate).

Interests

• Gardening, travel.

Connections

Married Bronwen Neilson Davies, April 6, 1955. 1 child Claire Margaretha Neilson.

Father:

Arthur Thomas

Mother:

Margaretta Mary (Williams) Thomas

Spouse:

Bronwen Neilson Davies

child:

Claire Margaretha Neilson Thomas