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- Source - Eileen Whillans June 2009:
Morley Gray WHILLANS (James William, Aaron) was born on 22 Aug 1911 in Manitoba. He died on 2 Mar 2002 in Victoria, B.C..
Morley was educated at the University of Liverpool in England and the University of Toronto. He
interned at Hamilton General Hospital 1935-1937.
Fellowships, Banting Inst., Univ. of Toronto - Pathology, 1937-38; Neuropathology, 1938-39; Harvard
Univ. Neurology 1939-40; Consultant Neurology, Ont. Dept. of Health 1940-41; Head, Dept. of
Pharmacol., Dalhousie Univ. 1945-48; Dir., Biol. & Med. Rsch, Defence Rsch Bd., 1948-50; Supt.
Defence Rsch, Med. Labs 1950-55; Prof. Banting & Best Dept. of Med. Rsch, Univ. of Toronto 1954-55;
Asst. Chief Scientist & Director of Biosciences Rsch, Defence Rsch. Bd., 1955-63; Vice Chrmn.,
Aerospace Med. Panel AGARD (NATO) 1952-55; Chief, Cdn. Defence Rsch Staff, London (Eng.) 1963-
68; Adv. Career Devel., DRB 1968-72 when he retired.
He served in World War II with the RCAF 1941-1945 and engaged in aviation medical research. He
published papers on pathology, aviation medicine, pharmacology, physiology, survival techniques,
colour vision and safety. He was an honourable member of Phi Rho Sigma. Founder and Executive
Secretary of the Colour Blind Committee. His recreations were photography, sketching and woodwork.
Taken from his obituary which was in the Victoria Times Colonist, March 6, 2002 and sent to me by his
daughter.
Morley married Olive Mina NOBLE in Jul 1939 in Hart House Chapel, Toronto, Ontario. Olive was born in 1909 in England. She died in 1995 in Victoria, B.C..
Mina was an occupational therapist.
Source: Julie Cotterell GR July 2007
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