Mohammed Bazlur Rahman

1st May 2008

A WELL-KNOWN doctor has died from self-inflicted wounds.

Mohammed Bazlur Rahman was found about two weeks ago in his Bleadon home.

The doctor, who the Weston & Somerset Mercury understands retired from The Village Surgery in Worle a couple of years ago, leaves a wife and children.

An inquest has been opened into Doctor Rahman's death.

To leave a tribute to Mr Rahman, e-mail: david.spear@archant.co.uk

On behalf of all my family I would like to say how saddened we were to hear the news of the passing of Dr Rahman.

We have all benefited from his kindness and skill. He was the best doctor we have ever had, always there to give as much time as we needed.

Our love to all the family he leaves behind.

Jennifer Buckland

We were shocked and saddened by your sudden death and will miss a kind neighbour. Hope you will find peace Baz.

John and Rosemarie Green

Mrs Rahman and family, please accept our condolances at your very sad loss.

Dan & Rosemary Boyle

We were saddened to learn of the tragic death of Dr Rahman, as past patients of the doctor, we wish to offer our profound condolences to the Mrs Rahman and family.

Rodney & Georgina McKenna
Worle  

The late Dr. Rahman was a lovely man and our doctor until he retired through ill-health. Our sympathies to Mrs. Rahman and her family.

Pam and Ray Clark

Our thoughts are with Mrs Rahman and family at this very sad time...

Sheridan and Darren

Baz, A neighbour who will be sadly missed.

Margaret and George Barwick

I am privileged to say that Dr Rahman was my doctor and a friend.

It is only because of his expertise and dedication that I am here today. I had a heart attack in his surgery some years ago and he fought together with the ambulance staff to save my life, and despite a number of relapses he managed to do so.

I was grateful to become one of his ‘special projects’ where his care exceeded that expected of a doctor, always at hand with advice and help, truly a dedicated, caring and thoughtful man.

A loss to this country,  but his legacy for work in caring will always be carried forward by his wife at the village surgery.

Thank you for the gift of life you gave me.

John Marsh
Weston-super-Mare