Brian Kilminster
- Birth: Abt. 1946 • Aberdeen Eastern District, Aberdeen, Scotland
- Death: 17 Mar 2022 • Aberdeen, Scotland
Life Long Fan and 70th year as season ticket member.
Supporters
Brian Kilminster, William "Bill" Diack, Hazel Duffus, Mark Allan Walker, William James Will, Sheena May Bruce, Ronald Gordon Taylor 'Ron' Reid, Norma Violet Strachan, Helen Peterkin Duncan, Alexander Ross Murray, James George Smith, Gerald Hampton Sandison Abel, George Fraser Crystal, William John Fraser, Daniel Rose Yule, David Kennedy Gray, James Ewen Castell, John 'Jock' Jackson Jr, George Johnston Morrison, Robert Morrice Duncan Duffus, Alexander Robertson, James Thomas McKay, Thomas Young Rennie, James Mackie, Charles Stephen Palmer, George Walker.
Life Long Fan and 70th year as season ticket member.
Lifelong supporter,
Received Frances Highest Honour - Légion d'Honneur for bravery WW II is the highest French order of merit, both military and civil.
Flew on the team aircraft to the European Cup Winners' Cup Final, Gothenburg,
12 May 1983
Lifelong Aberdeen Football Club fan.
"The Dons were, quite simply, Mark’s life and, through thick and thin, often thin and thinner, Mark was an absolute stalwart.
"
Inverness Reds
Lifelong supporter, season ticket holder and former Cove Rangers footballer.
Lifelong dons fan and season ticket holder of the Merkland Stand.
"Ron the Don" attended Gothenburg on the St Clair and first attended a match in 1937 on the invite of former AFC Director John D.Robbie.
Lifelong Aberdeen Football Club fan.
One of the founding members of Aberdeen Football Club, Fraserburgh Branch Supporters Club and life long fan.
Aberdeen Evening Express, Mon 28 Aug 1998,
Lifelong dons supporter dies at age of 103, On her 100th birthday, she was visited by Eoin Jess and at 102 she went to Pittodrie for the first time.
European Cup Winners' Cup, Qtr Final 2nd Leg 1983-84, Aberdeen 3 v 0 Ujpest Dozsa
Aberdeen Evening Express, Thu 22 Mar 1984,
A Retired Buckie fisherman collapsed during the Dons game at Pittodrie and died later in hospital.
Aberdeen F.C. Season Ticket Holder,
Aberdeen Press and Journal, Sat 15 Oct 1977, Died at home, after watching Wales 0 v 2 Scotland (World Cup Qualifier) on television.
Aberdeen F.C. Life Long Fan,
Cartoonist creator of "Wee Alickie".
Div 1 (Old) 1962-63, Aberdeen 2 v 3 Rangers
Aberdeen Evening Express, Mon 29 Oct 1962, Railway Man Dies at Match.
Div 1 (Old) 1954-55, Aberdeen 1 v 0 Hearts
Aberdeen Evening Express, Mon 22 Nov 1954, Died at Pittodrie.
Div 1 (Old) 1949-50, Aberdeen 5 v 0 Motherwell
Aberdeen Press and Journal, Mon 19 Dec 1949, Two spectators collapsed and died during the football match at Pittodrie on Saturday.
(There's no mention of any incident, so assume they both died of natural causes.)
Div 1 (Old) 1949-50, Aberdeen 5 v 0 Motherwell
Aberdeen Press and Journal, Mon 19 Dec 1949, Two spectators collapsed and died during the football match at Pittodrie on Saturday.
(There's no mention of any incident, so assume they both died of natural causes.)
Div 1 (Old) 1949-50, Aberdeen 1 v 3 Rangers
Aberdeen Press and Journal, Mon 31 Oct 1949, Rangers Supporter Collapses and Dies, Travelled to watch Aberdeen v Rangers at Pittodrie died in a local cafe at mid-day on Saturday.
(He's mentioned here, because he's the brother of Aberdeen FC Players Alec Jackson and Walter Jackson.)
1948-49,
Aberdeen Press and Journal, Sat 22 Oct 1949, Died on way to Pittodrie to get tickets for 29 Oct 1949 Aberdeen v Rangers game.
Scottish 2nd XI Cup 3rd Rd Replay 1948-49, Aberdeen "A" 4 v 3 Partick Thistle "A"
Aberdeen Press and Journal, Mon 21 Mar 1949, Collapsed and Died on a Bus on his way home after the football match at Pittodrie on Saturday.
Regional League East 1939-40, Aberdeen 3 v 3 St Bernards
Aberdeen Press and Journal, Mon 18 Nov 1939, Two Sudden Deaths In Aberdeen.
(Collapsed at ground, died in Police Ambulance on way to Hospital.)
Scottish Cup Quarter Final 1935-36, Aberdeen 0 v 1 Rangers
Aberdeen Press and Journal, Mon 09 Mar 1936, Died, when a crush barrier collapsed through the pressure of the crowd on the terracing of the Pittodrie enclosure during the match.
Scottish Cup Quarter Final 1935-36, Aberdeen 0 v 1 Rangers
Aberdeen Press and Journal, Mon 09 Mar 1936, Died on the way to the game at Pittodrie.
Div 1 (Old) 1932-33, Aberdeen 1 v 0 Celtic
Dundee Courier, Tue 27 Dec 1932, During the course of the game he had a seizure, and was later conveyed in an un-conscious condition to the Royal Infirmary, where he died about eleven o'clock the same night.
Scottish League 1932-33, Aberdeen 3 v 0 Hearts
Aberdeen Press and Journal, Mon 30 Sep 1932, Pittodrie Seizure Ends Fatally.
Div 1 (Old) 1927-28, Aberdeen 0 v 0 Airdrie
Sunday Post, Sun 04 Dec 1927, Aberdeen Man Dies at Football Match, Collapsed in the stand, and died from heart failure after a doctor had been called from another part of the stand.
Aberdeen F.C. - Family/DNA
An un-official compilation of the family tree of Aberdeen Football Club's official's, player's and staff from 1881 to present from one personal family tree.