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Harold's memory lives on in Inverurie
Whilst Inverurie Locos have enjoyed much success in recent years, the last decade of the 20th Century saw the most tragic event in the club's history.
The murder of club president Harold Petrie during a robbery outside the Harlaw Park social club in September 1995 cast a dark cloud over Harlaw Park.
Mr Petrie was a respected and hugely popular figure at Inverurie Locos, a devoted club servant who was passionate about the team he loved.
His hard work behind the scenes is still fondly remembered by everyone involved with Harlaw Park and the committee has worked hard to build upon the foundations first laid by Mr Petrie.
His great ambition was to see his beloved Locos reach the Highland League and the club's management committee are pleased that that wish has been realised.
While Harold Petrie's death in 1995 robbed the club of one of its greatest servants, his legacy and memory still lives on at Harlaw Park.
Whilst Inverurie Locos have enjoyed much success in recent years, the last decade of the 20th Century saw the most tragic event in the club's history.
The murder of club president Harold Petrie during a robbery outside the Harlaw Park social club in September 1995 cast a dark cloud over Harlaw Park.
Mr Petrie was a respected and hugely popular figure at Inverurie Locos, a devoted club servant who was passionate about the team he loved.
His hard work behind the scenes is still fondly remembered by everyone involved with Harlaw Park and the committee has worked hard to build upon the foundations first laid by Mr Petrie.
His great ambition was to see his beloved Locos reach the Highland League and the club's management committee are pleased that that wish has been realised.
While Harold Petrie's death in 1995 robbed the club of one of its greatest servants, his legacy and memory still lives on at Harlaw Park.
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