The heartbroken family of Gregor Gibbons has started a fundraising drive to create a memorial in his honour.
The Find Gregor social media page created the JustGiving page following the discovery of the missing man's body last week.
The 32-year-old, who was first reported missing on July 2, was recovered from the River Kelvin on Friday.
The page says that the family wishes to create a permanent memorial for Gregor and hope to raise £500. There are no further details over what the memorial would entail.
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More than £700 has been raised by wellwishers on the page so far for the popular Rangers fan from Colston.
One said: "Our thoughts are with all Gregor's family at this time. No words can take the heartache away. A special memorial would be a touching tribute to him."
Another added: "You’ll be singing 'follow follow'“ up there in heaven."
The high-profile search for Gregor not only formed part of a huge policing operation, it involved appeals by Glasgow singer Gerry Cinnamon and his favourite football club Rangers with ex-player Nacho Novo also supporting the campaign.
His heartbroken wife Leeanne, 34, previously said that Gregor was not only her husband he was her life.
You can donate to the page here
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