Mourners have been asked to wear green to the funeral of much-loved dad Evan Reid.
The 31-year-old was tragically found dead in Paisley over two weeks after he disappeared in the area.
The dad from Irvine had been on a day out in Glasgow before disembarking from his train home at the wrong stop sparking a large-scale missing person search.
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Following the discovery of his body, devastated partner Nicole said her heart was "completely broken".
As Evan's loved ones prepare to give him his final send-off next week, mourners have been asked to wear a "touch of green" as a tribute.
The family will also be setting up donation boxes at his service to raise money for organisations that were a "huge part" of their search for Evan.
They're raising money for Glasgow Humane Society which searched the river every day on boats to help find Evan; Beechwood Community Centre who opened its doors to those searching for him and Specialist Search Dog who sent a dog all the way from wales to help with the search for Evan.
So far over £2,400 has been raised in his memory.
A farewell to Evan was held over the weekend where loved ones gathered to release balloons at his local beach.
To donate to the fundraiser, click here.
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