We shared the news that Andrew Jenkins, the businessman who gave his life to Carlisle United, has died.
The Blues confirmed the sad news on July 3.
United, where Mr Jenkins had served as a director since 1959, including long spells as chairman and owner, paid a heartfelt tribute.
Trevor Gillian Marland said: "A true gentleman who loved the club and put a lot of time and money in. Rest in peace Andrew."
Julie Forrester said: "So sorry to read this sad news. Worked for Andrew for many years, he was a very good and very fair boss, and I had so much respect for him. Condolences to all of Andrew's family. Rest in peace Mr Jenkins you've been one of the best."
Harry Hodgson said: "Had the pleasure of working for Mr Jenkins for 17 years having loads of banter about Carlisle and the Reds."
Beatrice Sowden added: "Sad news; a great servant to the club and the city."
Rebecca Thomlinson said: "Sad sad news. He was a lovely boss with a wicked sense of humour. Didn’t know how to take this strange Yorkshire lass at first. 12 very happy years listening to his tales. Thoughts go out to all his family, the Pioneer staff and everyone at the club."
Nichola Turnbull Fawkes said: "Very sorry for his family," and Ellie Slack added: "Very sorry to read the sad news, he will always be fondly remembered."
One web user said: "No one has or ever will again give more to the football club that is Carlisle United. My condolences to Mr Jenkins' family at this very sad time."
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