Tom Glass Obituary Calgary Alberta, CAN Death: The chuckwagon racing community is mourning the loss of Tom Glass, a legendary driver, three-time World Champion, and four-time Calgary Stampede Rangeland Derby Champion, who passed away on June 26, 2026, at the age of 77 after suffering a stroke. His passing marks the end of an extraordinary era for the sport he helped define and elevate.
Tom Glass was widely recognized as one of the greatest competitors in chuckwagon racing history. Throughout his remarkable career, his iconic checkerboard wagon became a symbol of excellence, determination, and championship success. As a pioneering member of the World Professional Chuckwagon Association (WPCA), Glass inspired generations of drivers through his sportsmanship, leadership, and unwavering passion for the sport.
Beyond his impressive list of championships, Tom was admired for his humility, dedication, and commitment to preserving the rich heritage of chuckwagon racing. His influence extended far beyond the racetrack, earning him the respect of fellow competitors, fans, and the entire western sporting community.
He leaves behind his loving family, close friends, fellow racers, and countless admirers who will forever cherish his legacy. The WPCA has extended its heartfelt condolences to the Glass family, recognizing Tom as one of the true legends whose contributions shaped the future of professional chuckwagon racing.
At the time of publication, the family has not publicly announced official funeral arrangements or memorial service details. Information regarding a celebration of life will be shared in the coming days as loved ones prepare to honor his remarkable life and enduring legacy.
Tom Glass’ legacy of excellence, integrity, and passion for chuckwagon racing will continue to inspire future generations. His memory will forever ride on in the history of the sport he loved.