We recently visited family in England and spent three nights in London. We stayed at William Harvey House, at the Royal College of Physicians. (You will recall that Harvey discovered/described the circulation of blood some years ago). Each suite is named after a famous Physician, like Cicely Saunders for the room next door to ours. 
That name rang a bell in my dull memory. She was a faculty colleague (a Hematologist) at St Thomas’s hospital where I trained and worked a very long time ago. She founded the Hospice movement, which has spread worldwide, even as far as Charleston where I have been volunteering for a while.
For anyone further interested, I attach more about her from the booklet in the house.
Incidentally the name below hers (Hopkins) got the Nobel prise for discovering/inventing vitamins. He was a Biochemistry Professor at Cambridge, who taught my dad in the 20s. Thirty plus years later I also studied Biochemistry at Cambridge under a Nobel prize winner, Francis Crick (who much later became my patient).
All part of life’s rich tapestry.