Non-league tributes: Jack Evans, Terry Henderson, Laurie Owen and others

Clubs across the pyramid marked a number of deaths over the past week.

Telford Town have paid tribute to Jack Evans, the father of Jacob, a member of the club's Under-13s MJPL team. In a statement, the club said it was "deeply saddened by the tragic passing" of Evans, describing him as "a much-loved member of our football family, a familiar face on the touchline and a devoted father who was always there supporting his son". The club added: "The loss of a parent is something no child should have to experience at such a young age, and our hearts are truly broken for Jacob and his family." A minute's silence was observed before the Ladies' First Team's friendly, with another to be held ahead of the Men's First Team's fixture against Eccleshall on Tuesday evening, tributes the club called "a small gesture of our respect for Jack and our solidarity with a young player who is facing an unimaginable loss".

Telford Town also said their commitment to the family would continue beyond those moments of remembrance, working with Jacob's team management and those closest to him, and extended condolences to Louise, Jacob, their family and friends.

Hallen reported the death of Terry Henderson, an Honorary Vice President and, in the club's words, "a Hallen stalwart for over 40 years". He was groundsman for many years and was noted as the oldest in the UK in 2014. "RIP Terry, a legend," the club said. "We will miss you."

Wellingborough Town announced the death of their Club President, Laurie Owen. The club said Owen "was a significant part of the club reforming in 2004 and became an ever present at the Dog & Duck in the years to come".

At Dussindale & Hellesdon Rov, tributes were paid to Paul Carrick, who served the club as a player, manager, secretary and chairman. "Paul was an important part of our club's history," the club said, "and our thoughts are with his family, friends and all those who knew him."

Former Torquay United striker Robin Stubbs, remembered by the club as "The Prince of Plainmoor", has also passed away. "Our thoughts are with his family and friends at this sad time," the club said. "Rest in peace, Robin."

Risborough Rangers announced the sudden death of Justin Atherley, the club’s first-team masseur, on the morning of their FA Vase second-round tie against Great Yarmouth Town. Described as a vital member of the Rangers family who will be sorely missed, Atherley was remembered in the matchday programme as someone "always positive, energetic and happy" who made a real difference to those around him. The club added that thoughts remain with his family, friends and loved ones, with the team aiming to deliver a performance he would have been proud of.

Newport (IOW) remembered Daz Powell, whom the club described as a club legend and friend.