Stewart Gow (he/him)
Stewart, 60, is part of the LGBTI+ elder’s community from Glasgow, a retired Office Manager/ Payroll Manager / Bookkeeper.
Born in Perth Scotland he has lived in Johannesburg South Africa, London, Essex, and Blairgowrie and now in Glasgow.
Stewart was one of a group of members of the LGBTI+ elder’s community to have taken part in the magnificent Coming Back Out Ball run by National Theatre of Scotland and partners. A marvellous and beautiful experience that will be very fondly remembered for many years to come.
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