Appropriate surnames

[thatonesmine]

Prompted by learning that the new president of the Royal Horticultural Society is Keith Weed, I got to thinking about other surnames that are appropriate to the persons occupation or station in life.
When my son was in secondary school the RE teachers were Mrs Dove and Mrs Furness.
Any more?

Sorry East MIDS

At school, my music teacher was Mrs Cockerel and the cookery teacher was Mrs Philpotts.
My brother studied medicine with a chap who became Dr Ward.
When I was expecting my first child the gynae’s name was Dr Cockburn.

@TiptopJ
I went to a secondary school with an RE teacher called Mrs Dove and I'm sure there was a Mrs furness as well. Did the school start with a B?

No, it started with S.

I once met a Dr Doctor.

@oxcat1 The Dr Doctor I met was male, so there’s a few about

@Lexilooo

There's a doctor at our local hospital called Dr D'eath

I once saw an A&E doctor called Dr D’eath, I wonder if its the same person.

Army Dentist... Major Payne

Major of the town of Petts Wood... Peter Wood.

@SedentaryCat - we may have had the same dentist. He was lovely though - old school gent.

At our local hospital there used to be a gastro-enterologist called Dr Shatwell.

One of my PE teachers was called Mr Legget

DB & SIL were married by a registrar with the surname Love, which was sweet.

Usain Bolt!

My (favourite) food technology teacher was Mrs Baker

I once came across a urologist called Dr Flood.

My orthopaedic consultant was called Mr Heal!

DDs cardiologist is Dr Hart.

Oh I love these. They sound like Mr Men and little miss characters..

A German friend of mine knew a professor of criminal law called Dr Böse (bad/evil)

I had a woodwork teacher called Mr Cutting. He was seriously lovely and also extremely clever, he used to teach the higher level physics classes, although not many knew that and used to take advantage/take the micky out of his very laid back and gentle manner.

Not quite the same but for history teachers we went from Mr Salmon to Mr Wale

School caretaker was Mr Tipper
Sixth form law teacher was Mr Lawless

My mums GP is Dr Blood, and I have worked with ecologists called Swift, Finch, Perch and Doe!

I had a bf who’s mum loved to tell everyone that she went from Green to Brown when she got married. Her DD went from Brown to Gray!

When I married, the vicar was Rev. Churchman. His predecessor was Rev. Abbott.

Mr Smilie my exP's dentist.

Our science technicians at school were called Mrs blood and Mrs Leech.

And our German teacher was mr English