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The South African Haemochromatosis Society was one of the first such Societies in the world.  Largely through the pioneering work of Marie Warder, the South African Society was founded in Kimberley in 1987.  The first official meeting took place at Malanshof, Gauteng and the picture below is of those who attended this meeting.

Back, left to right: Dr. Hitzeroth (Director-General of Genetic Services), Bill Robinson (National Treasurer), John Scott (National Chairman), Bobby Armour (1st registered member)

Front: Marie Warder (Founder), Ray Davis (a tireless, invaluable volunteer), Simon Overbeek (National Secretary).

 

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