Clive Wood MBE

My sincere condolences to all the family, I knew Clive and Jean for many years, in the early years when Sharron, Helen and Guy were growing up, we visited often to his home and went to many venues when I worked at Skinningrove Training Centre. Later at TTE I had a hand in Sharron and Guy engineering training. We meat up again a couple of years ago reigniting our interest in classic cars and motorcycles. He will be sadly missed by all that knew him. RIP

On behalf of Malcom Griffiths: Clive was an extremely talented man who’s innovative skills led the way for the industry. I have very fond memories of Clive and his daughter. Sending my sincere condolences

I remember Clive from my school days & later as a business client. Clive was without doubt a true Gentleman. Victoria & I offer our most sincere condolences to Jean & all his Family.

Sending my sincere condolences to all the family. Clive was a lovely gentleman x

Dear Clive,gone too soon, in the relatively short time we knew you, we enjoyed our times in The Wheatsheaf, with your dry sense of humour! You left a great legacy in your work and your other passion, your horses! Our love and heartfelt sympathies go to Jean and the family. (Sorry, missed funeral, a hospital appointment!!)

My most sincere condolences all his family and friends, I worked for him in the early eighties as manager of the fabrication shop it always was fun at lunch time with his humour at that time we (managers) had lunch together he was always trying to wind someone up all in fun. Sorry I can’t be there today but my thoughts will be with you all.

Our sincere condolences to Jean and all the family. Clive was a truly remarkable man, starting on the shop floor and ended owning the company and others. His loss to engineering in the N.E. cannot be under estimated.

Fondest memories of our dear Brother-in-Law, always in our hearts R.I.P. Clive.