Hibs have given supporters the chance to pay their respects to Ron Gordon through an online book of condolence.
The Easter Road club announced on Tuesday that the club owner had passed away that morning at the age of 68.
Just earlier this month, Gordon said in an open letter to fans that he had been receiving treatment for cancer.
The Peru-born businessman became the Hibs majority shareholder in 2019 in a take-over from Sir Tom Farmer.
The SPFL have already announced that a minute’s applause will take place before Sunday’s Viaplay Cup final between Celtic and Rangers.
Selected messages from the book of condolence will be shown across the stadium's screens and the next edition of the club magazine.
A Hibs spokesperson said: “Everyone involved with Hibernian FC was deeply saddened to announce the passing of Ronald J Gordon on Tuesday morning.
“A man that constantly had a positive outlook on life, who was full of enthusiasm, and made time to speak to everyone whether that be supporters, staff members or players.
“Hibernian FC was his love, his passion, and he put everything into growing the club so it could be a real success both on and off the pitch.
“Hibernian FC is a family, and as a family we’re giving supporters the opportunity to pay their respects to Ronald J Gordon.
“Some of these messages will be shown on the club’s stadium screens and in the next edition of HQ magazine.”
