A dear Primary School Master Long Island and a high school soccer coach died two days after suffering a traumatic medical episode in front of the students.
Adrian Gilmore, 48, sixth grade teacher at Albert G. Prodell Middle School in Shoreham and the university football coach for Shoreham-Wading River High School, died Thursday after suffering a “medical emergency” on the front or student after school on Tuesday, Tuesday, on Tuesday, News 12 reported.
“Adrian Gilmore was not only a dedicated and passionate educator, but an excellent coach, mentor and source of inspiration for many generations of crookagues, families and students of SWR,” said Superintendent Gerald Pole of Wore-Wading River.
The authorities have revealed the cause of death of Neinder, the mother of three, nor the nature of her medical episode.
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Gilmore was a winning soccer coach of the state championship for the Shoreham Wildcats who took the class A title in 2019 on his way to being appointed soccer coach at the coach of the year of the East Region high school, according to United football trainers.
“I have lost my leg to train other places, I have never wanted to leave,” Gilmore said that year, after registering his 100th victory in his career, as a coach, According to Riverhead News Review.
“It’s always one leg on the community, and I’m proud to be a Wildcast and represent Shoreham,” he said.
Gilmore had also trained Lacrosse for girls, according to the exit.
“More than his impressive achievements, Adrian will be remembered as a mentor for other coaches and teachers, a passionate lawyer for children and a rescue of trust whose impact reached far from the walls of the school,” Poole wrote.
“His legacy is still alive in the innumerable lives that he played as a teacher, coach and community leader. All who had the privilege of meeting her.”
Gilmore is survived by her husband Tim and three children.
