Alan Lee (17 Jul 1947 - 23 Jun 2022)

I found out about Alan's (Dr Lee) death recently through seeing an obituary from The Royal College of Psychiatrists. I was very sad to hear of it. He was always a very kind and insightful man, and I learnt a great deal from being a social worker in his team in Nottingham. I remember most of all how witty he was, he was one of the funniest people I ever met. R.I.P

I am sorry I've only just found out if Alan's death . He was a very good friend in his last two years of medical school . Helped me and was so kind to my family especially my mum . She enjoyed his visits for her cake ! She tried to feed him up ! It sounds like a he had a wonderful life . I'm so pleased . I've never forgotten his sense of humour and his homemade curry ! I've never forgotten him . My thoughts to his wife and family . Elaine

https://www.theguardian.com/society/2022/aug/07/alan-lee-obituary?CMP=Share_iOSApp_Other

A wise man is a rare man and Alan was that man. At the Institute, where we met, he stood out for his thoughtfulness and intelligence. Lovely guy. Chris and celia

1971 at Newcastle Medical School and many of us have great memories of being dragooned into Alan's "Jug Band" and playing at a few concerts. Alan was almost semi-professional which was not what could be said about the rest of us. However, he never gave up or criticised, always had a smile and somehow ensured we made a noise that was actually reasonable and that we enjoyed ourselves. Many in that year will not forget that experience and we sort of looked up to him because he was so "mature". He was the perfect example as to why entry to medical school should not just be for 18 year olds. Our 51st reunion is in September and Alan was planning to come. Now it will be our duty to remember him on the evening with great fondness. 51 years later, it is wonderful to read how much of a difference he made to so many people's lives.

In memory of a wonderful friend, A brilliant psychiatrist and a polymath, equally at home in ancient Greek philosophy and Wittgenstein. You are much missed.

Such a lovely soul. We will miss you

A guide of youth,
he did things his own way.
A man of truth,
there’s nothing else to say.

With love,
Rory

In loving memory of Alan Lee, such a wonderful friend and neighbour. My thought are with Helen at this sad time. Mary

Allie, my uncle, godfather, and friend. I will miss you more than you will know. We had so much fun over the last 30 years from test cricket and driving in sports cars to listening to rock and roll and debating politics, we had great fun while we did it. Thank you for being such a fantastic mentor. I will miss you dearly. Thinking of you always. Paddy

Allie, my uncle, godfather, and friend. I will miss you more than you will know. We had so much fun over the last 30 years from test cricket and driving in sports cars to listening to rock and roll and debating politics, we had great fun while we did it. Thank you for being such a fantastic mentor. I will miss you dearly. Thinking of you always. Paddy

Alan, it was a privilege to live next door to you for 10 years, we just wish we could have known you for longer. We have such lovely memories of our times together with you and Helen. All our love Rachel, Mark and Herbie xxx

So sorry we are no longer able to come to Allan’s funeral as tested Covid positive. We felt so much regard for Allan. He was a wonderful kind warm and gentle man whose care and support along with yours made a big difference to us settling in our new home. We will miss him so much. Thinking of you. Jacqui and Jen xx