In Memory Of Scott Sheak
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SCOTT SHEAK (1974-2021)
We are deeply saddened to report the passing of Scott Sheak, the former professional motocross racer from Germantown, New York. Sheak suffered multiple spinal and internal injuries a little more than two weeks ago in a heavy crash while training at Walden Motocross in New York. Sheak was first taken to MidHudson Medical Center, then moved to Westchester Medical Center in Valhalla, where doctors and nurses worked to stabilize him. Unfortunately, the massive injuries and subsequent pneumonia and staph infections proved to be too much, and he passed away earlier this afternoon. He was 47 years old.
Born in 1974, Scott Sheak grew up racing motocross, and he became one of the most promising young riders in the sport by the early 1990s. That’s when he graduated from the amateur ranks with Kawasaki Team Green, winning multiple championship titles at major events all over the country. Sheak then began a long and steady climb up the professional ladder that saw him go from privateer status to teams like Boyesen Yamaha and a full-factory ride with Team Honda in 1997. That was the year Sheak achieved a childhood dream when he won an AMA 125 Pro Motocross National in Mt. Morris, Pennsylvania. He would finish the ’97 season ranked third in the final 125cc AMA National Championship standings, behind only Ricky Carmichael and Kevin Windham.
In the years to follow, Sheak would spend time riding for various teams, including FMF Honda and Pro Circuit Kawasaki. He also found himself on the FIM 125cc World Championship tour, traveling all over Europe to compete. Wherever Sheak went, his humble and gracious nature—not to mention an ever-present smile—made him as popular with fans as he was with his teammates. Unfortunately, an assortment of injuries hampered his results, and by the mid-2000s Sheak was done with professional racing. He turned his attention to working with younger riders, and he thoroughly enjoyed helping them achieve their own goals in motorcycle racing by being a tireless and dedicated teacher.
Recently, returned to his amateur racing roots as a veteran rider. He was preparing to qualify for the AMA Amateur National Motocross Championship at Loretta Lynn’s Ranch in Tennessee when he suffered his tragic accident in New York.
Scott Sheak is survived by his beloved wife, Amy, whom he’d known since high school, and stepchildren Ryan and Brooke’lyn. Amy said today that she takes solace knowing that Scott was doing exactly what he loved doing throughout his entire life—he was riding his motorcycle.
The Road 2 Recovery Foundation has been working closely with the Sheak family to help them navigate this unforeseen tragedy and have set up a fund to help them offset the immense costs of his hospitalization and care; they will continue accepting donations in his memory, with all funds going to support his family. Please donate here on Scott’s R2R Fund page.
On behalf of the entire motocross community, we offer our sincere condolences to Scott Sheak’s family, his friends, and all the countless people he touched along the way. When details of a memorial service are finalized we will share them here.
Update provided by Scott’s wife Amy– The past two months have been a heartbreaking emotional whirlwind for the kids and me. We are still unable to wrap our heads around this tragedy.
On May 18th, 2021, Scott was laid to rest, which was the most horrifying day of our lives. You would think this would bring this tragedy to reality, but I, as well as the kids, refuse to believe what has happened. During this time, what has been proven is not only how big the entire MX community is but how loyal, caring, and supportive everyone is. Over the years, Scott made such an impact on so many lives both on and off the track, proving what a great man he was. He was an amazing husband, stepfather, friend, and mentor to so many people around the world.
Everyone’s continuous support has helped make this a little easier, and most importantly, has kept Scott’s memory alive.
If Scott has taught us anything, it was to never give up and do the best you can no matter what…. Stay humble, never judge, and be grateful for everyone who crosses our path.
As we continue to fight our way through this every day, we can not thank you enough for your continued support.
Scott Sheak Update 5/15/21
The past few days for @ironsheak have been a roller coaster of ups and downs. Thursday was one of the toughest days as his body and vital organs started shutting down. His doctors decided to put him on an ECMO machine and start dialysis to help take some of the strain off his body. After several tests throughout the day, it was still unknown if ECMO was helping. On Friday things started to trend on the positive side with his temperature beginning to regulate. This gave his family some hope that the machines are doing their job and giving Scott’s body some much-needed relief to focus on healing the Pneumonia and staph infections.
Today Scott remains in the same “stable” but the extremely critical condition with the help of the EXMO machine and dialysis. They were able to extract about 7 liters of fluid from his body but he is still retaining a lot of fluid. Doctors warned the family that with the high level of injuries to his C3-C8 soft tissue and spinal cord, it is unknown what functionality Scott will retain. They are projecting 6 months to a year of inpatient therapy once he is stable and released.
The family is extremely grateful for the continued thoughts and prayers from EVERYONE! It’s going to be a long road so please keep Scott and them in your thoughts, hearts, and prayers.
The past ten days since Scott Sheak’s crash and subsequent surgery have been extremely hard on Scott and his family. Last Monday, he was diagnosed with severe Pneumonia and staph infections which are both significant complications. Paired with the chest injuries he sustained and previous history with collapsing lungs, these are now a major concern for his recovery as they are not healing as quickly as they should. Multiple procedures, including a blood transfusion, have been performed in the last week to help combat these progressing illnesses and completions with few positive results.
Scott is suffering from aggressive coughing fits while currently intubated. Unfortunately, he is very uncomfortable and has been heavily sedated to help alleviate some of this pain. His doctors are trying to control his ever-spiking fever and blood pressure but paired with everything else he is battling, this is a delicate process to navigate.
Statement from Scott’s family- We would like to thank everyone for keeping Scott and our family in your thoughts and prayers. Your reaching out to each of us has helped more than we could ever express. We are honored to be a part of such a huge and supportive “family”. Please keep Scott and his recovery in your thoughts and prayers…
Retired professional motocross/supercross racer Scott Sheak suffered a substantial practice crash last Friday at Walden Motocross Track in New York while preparing for an upcoming Loretta Lynn’s Amateur Motocross Regional Championship. When Scott was approached, he was found unresponsive, not breathing, and without a pulse at the site of his crash. He was rushed to MidHudson Medical Center, where he was stabilized then transported via helicopter to Westchester Medical Center in Valhalla, New York, where he underwent surgery to stabilize the cervical spine in his neck.
After arrival at Westchester Medical Center, it was determined that Scott had sustained a collapsed lung and fractured cervical spine, as well as a severe concussion, damage to the spinal cord, and major soft tissue damage. On Saturday, May 1, Scott underwent surgery to stabilize the C7 vertebrae with rods and screws, and they decompressed the spinal cord. At this time, Scott has no movement or feeling in his extremities due to the excessive swelling and damage to his spinal cord. It is still too soon to know if the paralysis is permanent.
At this moment, Scott’s recovery process is unknown, but it is expected that he will have an extended stay in the Intensive Care Unit (ICU) and months of physical therapy. This is a fundraising campaign to support Scott as his medical bills are expected to be substantial. As always, R2R is a nonprofit 501(c) (3), and your donation toward Scott’s fund is tax-deductible.
As more information on Scott’s recovery becomes available, we will update his page here. We encourage folks to leave positive messages of support on Scott’s R2R page for him to read.
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Anonymous$30
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Susan Selvaggi$50Scott's autographed poster remains on my son's wall. Forever his idol.
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Charlton Guepy$30
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Alex Robinson$100
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Douglas Henry$100
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Anonymous$20He'll always be remembered by me, someone who didn't know him, as the goofball on Moto XXX giving the helicopter Sheriff Deputy a hard time when he was getting a ticket for riding in the hills. I grew up riding in SoCal riding in the same era when cops would bust me all the time and it was great to see someone older than me dealing with it too but light heartedly and having fun with it. I'm sorry to his friends and family for your loss, he sounds like he was a great guy in addition to a great rider! Ride in peace Scott Sheak!
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Coleen Clark$100Dear Karen and Buzz, so so sorry to hear of the loss of your dear son. We are keeping your family in our prayers and heart. Your friends, Coleen and Jim Clark
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Steven Turner$50
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$100- Larry & Frosty Hickman $100- Julie Joice $500- AP Shultz$700
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Lunsford James$20Scott, your presence is missing. In the Moto world and in the real world. Amy and family, hang tough. We are all praying for you all. Know that that's how much Scott meant to me and how much I'll be praying for you on this new journey. God and Jesus are the Hope of things unseen. They are at work in places we can't imagine cos His mind isn't out mind, His ways aren't our ways. But KNOW that He loves you. Know that He gives the touhtest battles to His strongest Warriors. 🔥💖✝️💖🔥 When I'm able I will send a more gifts in here. Stay strong, God bless you guys and the Moto community. 💖💞💝 Michael James
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Anne Morrell$100Prayers for God’s love, peace and comfort to surround you during this extremely sad and difficult time. With sincere condolences, David, Anne & Stephen Morrell
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Eugene Zambon$50
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Charles Akin$20
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Anonymous$50I'm so sorry for your Lose I watch him when he would race in district 3 upstate ny he will be missed
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Mark Speth$100
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Susan and Mike McClintock$100Thinking of you during this incredibly sad time.
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Phil Wood$25
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Jerry Seip$100
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Anonymous$100
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Karen Koch-Weser$100With love and sorrow to our dear friends, Buzz and Karen and to the entire family for the loss of their beloved son Scott. Peter and Karen
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Jerry Hettel$100
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Anonymous$1000Remembering a very kind soul. Hope you are deer hunting with my dad and teaching God to ride! Rest easy Scotty.
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Scott MacCormack$50
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Mary Borzilleri$50
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James Gould$250With our deepest sympathy - Jim Gould and all of us at Alesco Advisors.
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Douglas Hultine$20
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Jeff Albright$20
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Michael Showen$100Scott was one of the Good Guys!
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JOHN MC DONALD JR$100a good kid who left us too soon!
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Anonymous$150Prayers for Scott’s family, may they have the Strength to get through, day by day. May he Rest In Peace.
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peter sneeringer$250RIP Scott,I remember in early 90's,think you raced Budds GP in 92?I was there!
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Anonymous$100
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Lisa Gammon$100Karen and Buzz, I am so deeply sorry for your loss. Please know you are both in our thoughts and prayers.
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Scott Lukaitis$300Rest in Peace Scott.
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William Demaio$1000Deepest sympathy Tce
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David Kerr$30I’m bummed for the family and friends. Cherish your memories of Scott.
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Gavin Kwarciany$20
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Lisa Lauroesch$50In memory of Scott Sheak
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Michael Yung$50Scotty was always humble and approachable at any venue from Claverack to Broome and great to bench race with. Be at peace and best to the Sheak family.
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Janice Franz$50
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Bill Holden$100Prayers for the Sheak family
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James and Maureen Conway$50Our deepest sympathy to Buzz and Karen. We cannot imagine your grief.
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Adam and Valerie Taloni$100Karen, Buzz, Amy and family ... it seems that Scott was a remarkable individual who lived a remarkable life. The loss of a child or a spouse must be an indescribable thing. Our hearts go out to you. Adam & Valerie
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Ellen Congo$20
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Jim and Lois Colgan$50Karen and Buzz: our thoughts and prayers are with you at this difficult time. Jim and Lois Colgan
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Carol Clarridge$200I hope you can feel our arms around you giving you love and support at this sorrowful time. Carol and Chet
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Michael Smola$20
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Brigitte SABBAG$100
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Steven Brustin$50
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Francine Koskinas$75Stephanie and Todd, My heart goes out to you for this terrible tragedy you have to endure. Please accept my sincere condolences. Francine
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Jay Pifer$100
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Sameer Nasrallah$100
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John VanGilder$100
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Terrance Chaffee$50
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David DeSandre$100Sincere condolences. David and Susan DeSandre
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Richard Farmer$100Sending love and prayers to the Sheak family.
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Jack Skutnik$500Will never forget meeting Buzz & Scott at Broome-Tioga many years ago. I was on the starting line watching all the 60cc riders getting ready. It was close to a full gate. Most of the kids were just sitting there waiting listening to words from their dads. Except for this one kid. He was bouncing up & down on his bike,revving the hell out of it & spinning the rear tire.Full of energy. I didn’t know who here was nor did i know Buzz.Buzz said to me” look out or I’ll turn him loose”.I thought if this kid is half as good as he looks the other kids dont stand a chance.I was right, he smoked everyone beating a lot of top mini riders from a wide area. I knew this kid was special.Thousands of kids raced at Broome-Tioga in the 17 years I owned it.Racers from all over the U.S. & many foreign country’s , Scott Sheak was in the top ten. Always friendly. Had that smile that made you want to smile & made you feel welcomed.Never will I forget him.
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Nancy Marion$100Our sincerest condolences for the sad loss of Scott. Nancy and Michael Marion
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Kenneth & Lois Thomae$250Kenneth & Lois Thomae
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William J Handworth$25My condolences to Karen and Buzz.
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Paul Prang$200Karen and Buzz, our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. Anne and PaulPrang
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MARY MARTINEZ$50
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Richard Pepe$100Buzz and Karen, Our heartfelt condolences on the tragic loss of your son Scott. Dick and Peg Pepe
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Michelle Anderson$50
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Russ Standlee$200Kindly accept our sincere condolences on the loss of Scott. It's sounds like he was a wonderful young man. Our prayers are with you. Russ & Carolyn Standlee
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Tracey O'Kelly$30
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Loretta Jurecek$300You will be missed so much. I have lovely cherished memories of you during my many visits over the years with your beautiful family in Hudson. xxLoretta00
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Anonymous$30Scott Sheak always numba one
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Jeffrey Nichols$100Our condolences for your loss. Jeff & Laura Nichols
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KURT WALTHER$100So very sorry for your loss.
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Jeremy Tooker$20
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Marilynn Grant$100Sincere condolences to his family and friends. David/Marilynn Grant, Rochester, NY
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Keith Good$50
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jeff wood$50
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MORGAN SMITH$100
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John Holland$100Scott will be missed
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Ann Gates$150In memory of Scott Sheak from the Forestcraft family.
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Susan DeLong$100We’re very sorry for your family’s loss. You are in our prayers. Beattie and Sue DeLong
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Jared Conley$10
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Steven & Janice Reid$100Our prayers are with Scott and his entire family at this time. We were fortunate to witness Scott's fantastic career thoughout the years and be his friend, and being there for his Big win at Mt. Morris. We know he is now on the greatest podium in heaven with God. He will be missed more than words can express.
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Lori Buccheri Stevens$100Stephanie, Sue and family, I am deeply saddened and so sorry to hear of Scott's tragic accident. I am so sorry for your loss and praying for your family. Let there be peace in your hearts.
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Jeannie Hoag$50
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Custom Floor Heating$77.77
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Dale Skivington$100
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Tim Nobles$100
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Kenneth Carson$20
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Robin Acquard$100
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Tammy Mona$100Dear Karen & Buzz, Gary and I are so very sorry for your loss. May God Rest Scott’s Soul and may He be with you and your family at this most difficult time. Sending love and prayers, Tammy
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Waylon McKenzie$20Prayers sent to any & all around him 🙏🏻
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Mary Lou Shea$250Brian and I are deeply saddened by the news of your dear son Scott. Please know we are thinking of you and your family, and send our love. -Brian & Mary Lou
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Jodi Hills$100RIP Scott
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HENRY Tomlins$100For SCOTT SHEAK,S ACCOUNT
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Josh Huffman$20
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David King$10
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Scott Miller$100
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Greyson Kuhn$200In memory of Scott Sheak from the Forestcraft Family.
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Eugene Kelsey$25Condolences to the family and friends of Scott Sheak
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Deanna Durkee$50Rest in peace Scott. You join my son Craig Durkee and his good friend Jim Mcneil in a beautiful place with no more pain and sorrows.
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David Waite$100To Karen & Buzz We were so saddened to here of the sudden loss of your son. We can’t imagine the grief you must be feeling. We’ll be thinking of you both through this difficult time. Love Pat & Dave Waite
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Gordon Rusk$100
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Erick Ehrenberg$50
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Carl Esposito$100I'm very sorry for your loss.
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Harry Munn$100
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John Indyk$150Donated with may prayers for Scott Sheak and his family.
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Mary Koegel$100So very sorry for your loss. Robert and Mary Koegel
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Verena Richter$50My thoughts and prayers are with Scott’s family and friends
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Frederic Hoit$100My condolences.
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Cheryl Kaszluga$50Prayers for Amy and his family. Cheryl & Kris Kaszluga
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Richard Dunno$100So sad......loved watching him ride. RIP Brother
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fred and susan weinman$200Sending our love and prayers to Sheak family.
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scott lewis$10
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Karen Carney$200So saddened to hear Scott did not pull through sending prayers to all
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Anonymous$50
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DANA KELLSTROM$20So sorry loved Scott
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Brian Shannon$25
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Michael Shumsky$30
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Matthew Rankin$75
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Brian Holloway$20
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Christopher Rose$100
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Joshua Tompkins$100R.I.P. brother. We have the timing watch fro here.
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Brian Jones$100
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Garret Young$100
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Jose Clemente$100
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Loraine Koch$75All my love to the Sheak family. You showed me love and kindness when I needed it and I hope this helps to give it back. I am lighting a candle and sending you love via the universe.
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Aaron Burdick$50
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William McMillan$100
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Eric Ortense$20Prayers for Scott and his family 🙏🏻
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Steven Hart$50RIP
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Heather Dillinger$20
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Furious Roy$20❤️😢
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David Yusko$50RIP Scott Sheak!! 🙏🙏🙏❤️❤️❤️
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Austin's Mechanical$100God bless you Scott
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Amy Weiss$100We are so very saddened to hear of Scott’s passing. We pray for his wife Amy and their family and friends. May God bless you all. Rest in peace Scott.
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Glenn Wickline$20Godspeed
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Diana Klementowski$20As a biker myself, although not motocross, I salute you.
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Anonymous$100
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Craig Munn$50R.I.P
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Justin Holstein$30
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Jason Rivas$100God Speed Scott
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Dennis VanderSchaaff$50RIP brother.
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Timothy Voegeli$200Buzz and Karen, so sorry to hear about your son. You’re in my thoughts and prayers! Tim
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Bill Bouman$20
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Cynthia Bechard$200We're with you, Scott. So many prayers coming your way.
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Jim Neese$100
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Mark Hathaway$75
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Alan Emerson$100
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Gary David$50Wishing you a speedy recovery Scott!
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Lewis Sitz$50Godspeed Scott
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Joseph Klimas$50
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William Holzapfel$20
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Glenn Cooper$100👊🙏
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Daniel Woodman$20
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Charles & Karen Albertson$50
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Barry Keller$50
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SHAWN RALLS$50Prayers and pulling for you Scott!
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Anonymous$20Hang in there my friend!
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Travis Preston$350
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Colin Couto$20
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Henry Roberts$50
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David Kaiser$50
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Pete Kerwin$30
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Anonymous$2000Love and prayers
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Donald Mosher$20
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Ronald Stewart$50
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Phil Dilmore$100
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Holly Johnson$250We are praying for you Scott!
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Thomas Hoffman$35
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Tim Sullivan$100
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James Slaughter$660Combined donations from our riders matched by @Diamondback MX from our Mother’s Day Pitbike Race. Get well soon Scotty!
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Zachary Vanalphen$200
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Chris Blike$100
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John Morris$200Our prayers for Scott's full recovery and for his family. Debbi and John Morris
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Bruce Young$30
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Louis Zapp$50
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Robert Garelick$100
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Nick McCartney$100Praying for your recovery Scott, huge fans team #927
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jeremy maul$100
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Eric Caston$20
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Steven Dorazio$50
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ROBERT HAYES$25
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Tim Slater$20
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Barry Taylor$30Thinking good thoughts and best wishes!
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Ken Hawkins$100
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Luke Applegate$20Positive thoughts, hope you get as much back as possible 🤞🏻🤞🏻
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Cody Ingham$20Thank you for giving the platform to donate. 🙌🏼
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jeff welsh$100
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Thomas Funkhouser$20Get well soon !
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Cliff Gerharf$20
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Dennis Pauls$500
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Kevin Layman$250
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Lori Endriss$50
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James Murphy$50
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Aaron Lampi$50Stay strong Scott, you’re a fighter💪🏻
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Dean Baker$100
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Sara Moore$15
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Susan nowak$50
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Heather Duff$100Sending prayers
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Anonymous$20
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Keegan Stafford$1
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Matt Dickens$50Praying for you
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Brennan Myers$20
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Sean Malkan$20
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Ingrid Kolze$100
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Joe Slechta$20
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John Jimkoski$20
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Shawn Lighthart$500
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Richie/Duane Alexander$100Stay strong Scott!!
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Leighton Lillie$100
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Steve Savala$20Get well thoughts and🙏
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Karen Hall$50❤
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Kevin Knapp$100
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Matthew David$10Wishing you all the best
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Dylan Kern$20🙏
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Paul Campanella$50
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Jospeh King$10
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Lawncare Lashway$1000Speedy recovery!!
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Sonia Meyer$100Best in Recovery to you and your family. John and Sonia Meyer
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Shane WIlliams$100
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Justin DeBonis$100Scotty, We are all pulling for you buddy Bone
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Barry Keller$50
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Robert Bratcher$100
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Richard DeBonis$100
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Mike Hebert$20Get well soon
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Todd Putnam$44.44
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Brett Mellish$50R2R should start excepting pro rider jerseys from private collectors I think you could raise a ton of money at auction ? Just a thought
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Jean Meynet$100Best of luck buddy!
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Last weekend we attended the Unadilla MX National and I can’t thank everyone enough for all of the continued support and love for Scott and our family. As always the wonderful memories and stories of Scott are great to hear. We appreciate all of you as we continue to fight forward and keep Scotts memory alive. It was and is an honor to see everyone wearing the #ironsheakstrong shirts. Special thank you to Road2Recovery, Legends and Heroes, Davey Coombs (RacerX) Amy, Ryan and Brooke-Lyn
My thoughts and prayers are with you all. This is just hard to believe. Please stay strong! Page
Thank you 😔 amy and kids
You’re in my thoughts and prayers. Miss you.
Love,
Julie
We are so sad to hear about your son. We read all the wonderful information about him. Sending you and the family so much love and prayers.
We are so very sorry,
Love
Frosty and Larry
I apologize for not thanking everyone during this… but I and the kids are beyond grateful for everyone’s thoughts , prayers and support for Scott and us. Without everyone’s support this would be even more difficult….I miss him so much….. he will forever be the greatest man I know. I can not thank you all enough. Amy, Ryan and Brooke
Tears and heartache fill our days but the love, prayers, thoughts and kind, heartfelt words you give us help us more than words can say.
Buzz and Karen,
I have no words to comfort you after this unimaginable loss. Scott is in my prayers and if there is anything we can do, don’t hesitate to ask.
It sounds like Scott touched quite a few people in his life. A young man who made his parents very proud. God bless you guys, Tom & Barbara.
AMY,S DAD GOD BLESS YA,S.
Karen & Buzz,
We’re just now hearing about your families tragic loss of your son Scott. From what we’re reading he was truly a joy to everyone who knew him and you should be very proud of his life and work with others. Please know that our heartfelt sympathy, prayers and condolences go out to you and your entire family. So sorry.
Prayers sent to any & all around him 🙏🏻
IM AMY’S DAD I MEET SCOTT FOR THE FIRST TIME. WHEN AMY AND SCOTT CAME DOWN TO FL. AND STAYED FOR A FEW DAYS. I FELT A GOOD CANENECTION RIGHT AWAY WITH SCOTT AND I. GLAD MY DAUGHTER AND HIM WHERE MARRIED. MY HEART WAS BROKEK TO HEAR THIS. IN PREYER FOR MY DAUGHTER AND GRAND KIDS AND SCOTT PARENTS.
Certainly wish you the best Scott in your recovery efforts. God bless brother.
I’m praying for Scott’s recovery and his family’s strength. Scott will battle back from this! I’m lifting Scott and his family up in prayer!🙏❤️
Hang in there man!!
Prayers have been said for your recovery and your families worries.
I wish you the best and hope you have a full recovery.
You can do this Scott! God’s not finished with you yet! 😉
Hi Scott. Please hang in there. You’ve got this. Sending prayers, thoughts and all that I can hope for your recovery.
Best,
Jenn Dancy
Best wishes for a speedy recovery. Prayers for Scott and family
Get well soon buddy. Your a strong individual, u can get through this..love n prayers for you & your family ❤️🙏🙏🙏
I wish you all the best! I don’t know you, but I want to help. I hope my donation helps you and your beautiful family in some way. Stay focused and keep pushing!
Hey buddy, thinking of you every day, you can do this… prayers heading your way…get well soon buddy.
Get better Scott you got this. God bless you
Prayers and best wishes Scott. You’re the man!
We are praying for you Scott!
Please let’s all help these past motocross Champs, they gave us all some much joy to watch.
Best wishes for a speedy recovery, hope to see you well again soon :,(
Get well soon big man sent a summer with you in the uk.you are one tuff kid so chin up and get well soon .bob.
SHEAK!
what you doing kid?man you’re too old for this.
shoot me a message when you get up.