Six-year-old Jack Stewart, 6, from Dundee, died on Sunday, May 7.
Jack Stewart, from Dundee, passed away on Sunday, May 7. The talented youngster had played for Dundee West FC since he was three and has been remembered by the club as a popular 'wee westie'.
In a statement the club wrote: "All at Dundee West are devastated to learn of the sudden passing of Jack Stewart."Jack continued his football with the West through the Wee Westies and into Fun 4s with the 2016s age group where Jack proudly wore the number 19 shirt. "Jack's Dad, Ian also supported his son and the 2016s team by volunteering to help Jack and his teammates as well as supporting fellow coaches with coaching and general help of the team.
"At this time the Dundee West 2016s and club will do all we can to support the family at this unbelievably sad time. Top news stories today Dryburgh Athletic said: "Sincere condolences and thoughts to Jack’s family and all at Dundee West from all at Dryburgh Athletic Community Club."
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