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Highland baker Harry Gow was ‘a local legend’





Harry Gow.
Harry Gow.

Tributes paid to legendary Highland baker Harry Gow (89)

Tributes flooded in after it was announced over the weekend that the man who built up one of Scotland's most respected family-run bakeries, Harry Gow’s, had died.

“A testament to a building a great quality local business. I shall have a Tattie Pie in his honour!” - Barry Grant

“I never had the honour of meeting Harry but from what I have heard he was one of a kind RIP” - Neil Murray

“I loved meeting Harry. Such a kind gentleman. Such a wonderful sense of humour too. Sincere condolences to all the family.” - Nicky Marr

“Been all over the world, can't find a dream ring outside of Harry Gows, always loved how baked savoury goods just melted in your mouth, the man left a belter of a bakery chain.” - Jason A Noonan

“So sorry to read this tragic news.He was a true gentleman and a local legend. 100 per cent quality you can trust. Our thoughts go out to all the family at this time.” - R Macdonald & Son

“He was a lovely gentleman!! Sincere condolences to all the family.” - Marianne Stewart

“So sad to read the passing of this wonderful, caring gentleman Mr Harry Gow, much condolences to all the family.” - Helen Fraser

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“Built a legacy from hard work and great baking skills. Gone but certainly won't be forgotten. Thank you Harry Gow for all the goodies you created, you can rest now.” - Shaun Simpson

“Our wedding cake was Harry Gow’s. Amazing! RIP Mr Gow.” - Steven Christie

“So sorry to hear about Harry. He was a really lovely man, and easy to deal with during my time at Inshes Co-op. The products he created were ground breaking and are loved by many.” - Graeme Ross

“A true gentleman and a great leader.” - Tatiana DeWinter

“A great person, gone but never forgotten.” - Malcolm Burr

“One of the best birthday cakes I bought was the dream ring made by Harry Gow’s bakery.” - Helen Campbell

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