Steve Whitney, a key member of the launch team for The Non-League Paper, has passed away at the age of 68 after battling an illness.
Steve Whitney, who formed a key member of the launch team for The Non-League Paper, has died following illness. He was 68.https://t.co/VoXr33bS2I
— The Non-League Paper (@NonLeaguePaper) September 24, 2023
Steve Whitney, a key member of the launch team for The Non-League Paper, has passed away at the age of 68 after battling an undisclosed illness. The news of his death was announced by The Non-League Paper via their official Twitter account.
Whitney was a highly respected figure within the world of non-league football journalism. His contributions to The Non-League Paper were instrumental in establishing it as a prominent publication within the industry. With his wealth of knowledge and passion for the sport, Whitney played a vital role in shaping the newspaper’s success.
Born in 1955, Whitney developed a deep love for football from an early age. He pursued his passion by studying journalism, honing his skills to become an exceptional writer. Whitney’s dedication and talent led him to join The Non-League Paper at its inception, where he quickly made a name for himself as a reliable and insightful football journalist.
Throughout his career, Whitney covered countless non-league matches, providing readers with captivating match reports, in-depth analysis, and exclusive interviews. His ability to capture the essence of the game, combined with his genuine enthusiasm for non-league football, earned him the respect and admiration of both his colleagues and readers.
Despite his significant contributions to the sport, the cause of Whitney’s death remains unknown at this time. The announcement of his passing has left the non-league football community mourning the loss of a remarkable individual who dedicated his life to sharing the stories and achievements of grassroots football.
Whitney’s legacy will undoubtedly live on in the hearts of those who knew and worked with him. His commitment to the sport and his invaluable contributions to non-league football journalism will forever be remembered. As the news of his death spreads, tributes from players, managers, and fellow journalists pour in, highlighting the profound impact he had on the sport and the community he served.
The Non-League Paper and the wider football community extend their deepest condolences to Steve Whitney’s family, friends, and colleagues during this difficult time..
Steve Whitney, who formed a key member of the launch team for The Non-League Paper, has died following illness. He was 68.https://t.co/VoXr33bS2I
— The Non-League Paper (@NonLeaguePaper) September 24, 2023