GNA's former Supervising Chief Editor laid to rest
November 20, 2009
This was after a burial service at the Anglican Cathedral Church of the Most Holy Trinity at High Street, Accra.
They all described him as affable, a gentleman who always struck anyone with a smile and extended courtesies to all.
He retired in February, 2000.
Mr. Wood, 71, passed away in a London Hospital on October 20.
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