WREXHAM fans are set to hold a minutes applause in tribute to a much-loved steward during today's match.
Mark Hazeldene, 58, had been a matchday steward and a familiar face to many at the Racecourse for around eight years.
Mr Hazeldene, who was from Wrexham, died on Christmas Day following a year-long battle with a brain tumour.
Today (December 26), Reds supporters are being urged to join in with a mark of respect during their match v Solihull Moors (3pm).
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In the 58th minute of the match, fans are expected to take a minute to applaud Mr Hazeldene.
Posting on the Wrexham AFC Fans Chat Facebook group, Emma Yearsley said: "Mark has been a steward at Wrexham for eight years, Sadly he lost his battle today after fighting for 12 months with a brain tumour.
"Kyle, Zack (Mark's children) and Carol (Mark's wife) request that we do a minute’s applause on the 58th minute in honour of his memory."
Several comments in tribute to Mr Hazeldene were posted underneath Emma's post.
Paul Prydden said: "Such a sad loss a good mate and an even better man the Steward family have lost another one of there own gutted today all our love to Mark's family."
Martin Bradley wrote: "My sympathies and thoughts go to all of the family. RIP Mark a huge loss to the stewarding team as well."
Jack Griffiths added: "An absolute gentleman, a true warrior and a pleasure to have known Mark. Please everyone show your support."
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