The Gordon Highlanders Regimental Association
Supporting Gordon Highlanders’ Veterans and their Families
THE GORDON HIGHLANDERS REGIMENTAL ASSOCIATION
The Gordon Highlanders Regimental Association was instituted in 1930 and aims to foster esprit de corps and keep alive reunions and meetings of comradeship between officers, warrant officers, non-commissioned officers and the men of The Gordon Highlanders Regiment.
The primary role of the Regimental Association is welfare and, in particular, it offers assistance to members of the Regiment who have fallen on hard times.
The Regimental Association also supports widows and children of Gordon Highlanders and ensures that pensioners and veterans of the Regiment are well cared for.
The Regimental Association is run by a board of Trustees. The Regimental Secretary supports the Trustees in achieving these aims.
The Gordon Highlanders Association Trust
Chairman: Major MNBN Ross
Regimental Secretary: Major GA Irvine-Fortescue DL
The Gordon Highlanders Regimental Association
c/o The Gordon Highlanders Museum
St. Luke’s
Viewfield Road
Aberdeen
AB15 7XH
LOCAL REGIMENTAL ASSOCIATION BRANCHES
There are many local Regimental Association branches across the UK each holding regular meetings and events.
Details of the principal office bearers for each local branch can be found below. To contact a local branch please get in touch via the Regimental Secretary.
Aberdeen Branch
Chairman: Mr R Fromholc
Secretary: Major RE Donald TD
Edinburgh Branch
Chairman: Captain WJ Taylor
Secretary: Mr D Watt
The Gordon Highlanders Association Drums & Pipes
Pipe Major G. Neish
Secretary/Treasurer: Mr R. Thomson
Fraserburgh & MacDuff Branch
Chairman: Mr JR Murray
Secretary: Mr M Gerrie
Inverness Branch
Chairman: Major WC McMaster
Secretary: Captain M Low
Nottingham Branch
Chairman: Mr B Stacey
Secretary: Mr I Burnett
London Association
Chairman: Colonel CH Van Der Noot MBE
Secretary: Major IF Stewart
Chester Branch
Chairman: Mr J Vass
Secretary: Mr J Bell
Glasgow Branch
Chairman: Mr J MacPhie
Secretary: Mr A Williamson