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A HUGE THANKS TO ANNE

After many years of dedication, on many fronts at Montrose FC, Anne Kenny has decided to take a step back from her day to day involvement with the Club.

Having been involved in organising pitch hires, running the Club shop, being an active member of the Fundraising Committee, undertaking a Child Protection role, overseeing matchday hospitality staff, holding the Club bar licence, providing buffets and organising many a private function, Anne’s involvement saw her regularly spending more time at Links Park than in her own home.

With changing work commitments and having recently become a Granny, something clearly had to give, and everyone at Montrose FC will miss her ever presence.

Chairman John Crawford said, “Anne has been incredibly dedicated to the Mo for a number of years now, carrying out a power of work. In fact, I don’t know where she got the time or indeed the energy from sometimes.

“Thankfully, she is to continue as our Child Welfare and Protection Officer, a very important position within the club and we are truly indebted to her for this.

“Everyone at Montrose FC is very appreciative and grateful for all Anne’s hard work and efforts, and we wish her well in your new work role and hope she gets to spent lots more time being a doting Granny.”

Our picture shows John (left), together with Chief Exec Peter Stuart, who presented Anne and grandson Alan with a thank you gift.

RAFFLE WINNERS

With Hospitality finally back, our regular raffle also returned last weekend to the delight of Arbroath fan Ralph Mennie, who won the top prize of a slim fitting, signed MO shirt. Tom Murray won a signed ball and Craig Brown a bottle of Montrose wine.

RECOGNISING RACISM IN THE WORKPLACE

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RECOGNISING RACISM IN SCHOOLS

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