People ae being invited to line the funeral route of popular businessman Gus Macdonald, known as the “Crazy Golf Guy”.<\/p>\n
People are being invited to gather to celebrate the life of a popular Inverness businessman whose sudden death has prompted an outpouring of grief.<\/p>\n
Gus MacDonald, known to many as “the Crazy Golf Guy”, died last month aged 54.<\/p>\n
Although a private funeral service will take place on Wednesday July 15 at noon, the service will be streamed for the public through speakers at Inverness Crazy Golf in Bught Park.<\/p>\n
People are also being invited to line the route between the crazy golf and Whin Park following the service as he makes his final journey.<\/p>\n
\u2022 Black Isle crime author shares heartfelt tribute as wall of flowers left for Inverness crazy golf owner<\/a><\/p>\n \u2022 Family of Inverness Crazy Golf\u2019s Gus MacDonald ‘absolutely devastated’ following his sudden, unexpected death<\/a><\/p>\n Heartfelt tributes have been paid to Gus who was well-known to many and who was also a community fundraiser.<\/p>\n He was husband to Emily, dad to Isla and Olivia and son to Bet, who has run the nearby Whin Park shop for more than 40 years.<\/p>\n A post shared by Inverness funeral directors, John Fraser & Son<\/a>, at the family\u2019s request stated: \u201cWe would be honoured for those who wish to celebrate the life of Gus, to gather at the Crazy Golf, where seats will be provided and the service streamed through speakers or alternatively you may use this space to sit and live stream from your own device. Gates will open from 11am.<\/p>\n \u201cFollowing the service we kindly invite you all to line the route between the Golf and Whin Park as Gus makes his final journey.\u201d<\/p>\n For those unable to attend or wish to stream from their device the livestream will be available via www.johnfraserandson.com\/live-services<\/a>.<\/p>\nThere has been an outpouring of heartfelt tributes following the death of Gus MacDonald.<\/p>\n