Sir Tom Farmer, who passed away peacefully at his home aged 84 on May 9, was known for founding Kwik Fit in 1971, his charitable work and philanthropy - and saving Hibernian FC from possible extinction in 1990 when he invested nearly £3 million to rescue the club from receivership.
The Edinburgh businessman owned a majority stake in Hibs for 28 years, selling his interest in 2019 to US businessman Ron Gordon. Sir Tom presided over the historic Scottish Cup success in 2016, ending 114 years of hurt while also seeing two League Cup trophies during his time at the helm.
Today, Wednesday May 28, Hibs fans and staff lined Easter Road Stadium to pay their respects to the Leith legend.
Here are 14 pictures of the funeral procession.
5. Sunshine on Leith
The sun shone down on Leith as the procession made its way past Easter Road Stadium | Lisa Ferguson
6. Paying tribute to the legend
Hibs fans applauded as the hearse made its was through the stadium | Lisa Ferguson
7. Remarkable man
Sir Tom Farmer owned a majority stake in Hibs for 28 years, presiding over the historic Scottish Cup success in 2016 | Lisa Ferguson
8. Leith Legend
Born in Leith in 1940, Sir Tom Farmer was the youngest of seven children, and went on to sell his Kwik-Fit business for £1 billion in 1999 | Lisa Ferguson