Biography of Richard Kemp (1945-1995)

Richard Kemp (* 2. February 1945 in Greenslopes; † 11. November 1995 in Taringa) was an australian physician. He was 50 years old. His education included Brisbane Grammar School and University of Queensland. His faith was Anglicanism. His awards include Fellow of the Royal Australasian College of Physicians, Churchill Fellowship and Member of the Order of Australia. His cause of death was AIDS.

Life Events

2 Events

1945

Born in Greenslopes, Queensland

1995

Died in Taringa, Queensland (AIDS)

Biography

Birthplace

Greenslopes, Queensland

Taringa, Queensland

Australia

AIDS

Anglicanism

Occupation(2)

physician infectious disease physician

Awards(3)

Fellow of the Royal Australasian College of Physicians Churchill Fellowship Member of the Order of Australia

Education(2)

Brisbane Grammar School University of Queensland

Offices & Positions(2)

vice president president

Life Events

2 Events

1945

Born in Greenslopes, Queensland

1995