The former Wormit Primary and Madras College pupil, who famously beat Stirling Moss in a 1989 rally, overcame life-altering paralysis to excel as Motor Sport magazine deputy editor, becoming a pioneer in adaptive living.
The retired DC Thomson director, affectionately known as 'Mr Murray', leaves a legacy of dedication to newspapers, the Dundee community, and the wider industry.
James Miller Gray inspired a love of literature in his students, and was an integral part of Tayside Opera for 40 years.
The brother of a talented Angus chef who died after suffering a sudden cardiac arrest has paid tribute to his older sibling.
Raymond Crawford Keay, 78, of Crieff, was renowned for the encyclopaedic knowledge of bus routes and schedules he built up during 47 years 'on the buses'.
The 36-year-old music fan went on a series of outings with family and friends, including her three sons, after learning her cancer was terminal.
