Brice Pitt
Professor Brice Pitt It is with great sadness that we announce the death of Eminent Professor Brice Pitt, an old age psychiatrist who died of Covid-19 at PAH on the 16th January. He will be greatly missed by his wife Judy, daughter Roz and other children and his Grandchildren Fiona, Helen & Joshua and Shem.
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__newsquest__Nick WAGNERsays...
I am so sorry to hear that Brice has died; I was, and still am, an enormous fan. I was his first Senior Registrar at St Clements (he had somehow prised me away from Desmond Pond - another hero). Despite his influence I took a job as a Consultant Adult Psychiatrist the other side of London, but eventually saw the light becoming Consultant in Mental Health of the Elderly in Hereford. Thereafter I bumped into him at Old Age Faculty meetings - he and Dave Jolly formed a wonderful double act. He was a terrific man, from whom I learned such a lot. My heartfelt condolences go to his family. With my very fondest regards. Nick. -
roz@rozgerrie.comsays...
Thanks so much for posting this Nick. It’s fascinating to hear all about my Dad’s work. There are a lot of people sending me lovely messages about him. We hope to stream the funeral and have a memorial for him in the summer and of course you’d be welcome. Best Wishes Roz and Judy -
__newsquest__Michel Cozzolinosays...
I was Brice's registrar at St Clements hospital in Bow London in 1982/1983. I have kept a wonderful memory of him as a psychiatrist and as a man. He was warm, kind, with a great sense of humour with always a twinkle in his eyes. From a professional point of view, he was a brilliant clinician (not just working in psychogeriatrics as we must not forget his early pioneering work on postnatal disorders. My condolences to the family. Michel Cozzolino