Louise Rae: Tayport stalwart who became shortbread tin cover girl
Highland dancer Louise Rae, who married Tayport businessman Irvine Rae, has died aged 95. She made Tayport her home for seven decades.
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Highland dancer Louise Rae, who married Tayport businessman Irvine Rae, has died aged 95. She made Tayport her home for seven decades.
Medal winning Highland dancer Louise MacRae, who was once the face of shortbread tins across the world, has died aged 95.
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