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VBF president retires HAVING served for nine years as a trustee and board member of the Veterinary Benevolent Fund (VBF), Lydia Brown retired from the charity at its annual general meeting last month. Dr Brown, who has been the VBF’s president for the past six years, became a director of the charity following the merger of the VBF with the Vet Helpline and the Veterinary Surgeons Health Support 344 | Veterinary Record | October 11, 2014

Programme (VSHSP) in January 2005. She was a driving force behind the establishment of the VSHSP in 1999. During her time as president of the VBF, she helped guide it through a period of increasing demand for support to be given to members of the veterinary profession, veterinary students and their families. The VBF notes that, as a result of her thoroughness, sympathy and understanding,

many veterinary surgeons and veterinary nurses have been helped to recover from many forms of addictive conditions and health problems. ‘Her complete understanding and attention to detail have been greatly appreciated by all concerned with the services provided to less fortunate members of the profession.’ doi: 10.1136/vr.g6083

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VBF president retires

Veterinary Record 2014 175: 344

doi: 10.1136/vr.g6083 Updated information and services can be found at: http://veterinaryrecord.bmj.com/content/175/14/344.3

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