Alan Wood Obituary, Death Glasgow, Scotland – The Castlemilk community is mourning the loss of Alan Wood, a long-serving and highly respected mathematics teacher at Castlemilk High School. Mr. Wood, who dedicated approximately 30 years to educating and inspiring students, passed away recently, leaving behind a legacy of commitment and kindness. Mr. Wood began his teaching career in the early 1990s, joining Castlemilk High School after the school merged with Glenwood Secondary. Beyond his role as a maths teacher, he was a cornerstone of the school’s extracurricular life, particularly through his involvement with the football teams.
He selflessly gave his time to ensure generations of students had the opportunity to engage in the sport, fostering teamwork and school spirit. Described by colleagues and former students as a true gentleman, Mr. Wood earned the admiration and respect of all who knew him. His dedication extended beyond the classroom, shaping not just academic achievements but also the personal growth of many students. Following his retirement a few years ago, Mr. Wood remained a fondly remembered figure in the community. His passing has prompted an outpouring of tributes on social media, where former colleagues, students, and community members have shared memories of his warmth, dedication, and influence.
One tribute highlighted his enduring impact: “Mr. Wood was always involved with the football teams and gave his time to ensure pupils of many eras had the chance to play the game. A real gentleman and a sad loss for our community.” The thoughts of the Castlemilk community are with Mr. Wood’s family and friends during this difficult time. His contributions to education and community life will be remembered as a lasting testament to his character and dedication. Alan Wood’s passing marks the end of an era for Castlemilk High School, but his legacy will continue in the lives of the countless students and colleagues he inspired. May he rest in peace.
