Frederick Stone, Emeritus Professor of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry at the University of Glasgow, was one of the leading child psychiatrists of his generation. His work spanned infant mental health, autism, liaison psychiatry, adoption and juvenile justice. He held numerous high offices including Secretary General of the International Association of Child Psychiatry, Chairman of the Scottish Division of the Royal College of Psychiatrists, Chair of the Strathclyde Children’s Panel Advisory Committee, and President of Young Minds. His proudest achievement was probably his participation in the Kilbrandon Committee whose groundbreaking report led to the establishment of the internationally acclaimed children’s hearing system in Scotland. He was awarded OBE for services to children in 1991. Note from David Stone: The Hospice provided magnificent care to my father during his final days and he regarded the staff as his friends. This Fund is also a tribute to them and to a fine institution that depends to a very great extent on private donations.