“I wake up every day and just have so much gratitude and joy for this life that I’m living…” Sherry Pollex’s words still echo with many who were touched by her journey. These words reflected her unshakable positivity and resolve, even as she battled ovarian cancer. Her partnership with Martin Truex Jr. may have introduced her to the NASCAR world, but her work for society made her a fan favorite.

Recently, fans got to celebrate her journey when Dale Earnhardt Jr.’s wife Amy remembered her ‘sweet friend.’ Amy’s heartfelt tribute to her late friend left many emotional, especially within the NASCAR community.

Dale Jr’s wife recalls Sherry’s legacy

Amy Earnhardt is known for her vocal nature. She never shied from taking a stand and has always been a support system for her family. A mother of two, Amy often shares glimpses of her family life on social media. She connects with fans while maintaining a grounded and supportive presence in both the NASCAR community and beyond. However, recently she shared a heartfelt tribute to Sherry Pollex.

Amy Earnhardt recently shared a picture of a flowerpot installed in memory of Sherry. Sharing the picture on her Instagram story, Amy wrote, “I see you, sweet friend.” The tribute resonated deeply, reminding everyone of the enduring friendship that connected Sherry to the Earnhardt family.

The NASCAR world is known for its tight-knit relationships, where the lines between friends and family blur. Amy and Sherry shared not just a friendship but a deep mutual respect, both being advocates for various causes. While Sherry was very vocal about children having cancer, Amy also advocated for pediatric rehabilitation.

Notably, Sherry’s influence extended far beyond her connection to Martin Truex Jr. She was instrumental in launching Catwalk for a Cause, an event that has raised over $4 million to support childhood cancer research. NASCAR stars like Kyle Larson, Dale Earnhardt Jr, and many more have been associated with this program.

Sherry’s journey with cancer began in 2014 when doctors diagnosed her with Stage 3 ovarian cancer. Despite the gravity of her diagnosis, Sherry’s optimism never wavered. “If you look around you, there’s so much positivity and there’s so much beauty on this earth,” Sherry had said in an interview a few months before her demise in 2023.

While Sherry left for the heavens, her legacy lives on through the many lives she touched. From the charity work she initiated to the way she inspired those around her, she will always be an inspiration for many. While Amy Earnhardt recalled her late friend, a rumor around her personal life lit the social media.

Amy Earnhardt Rubbishes Pregnancy Rumours

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While Amy Earnhardt along with her husband Dale Earnhardt Jr. is preparing for the upcoming NASCAR season, a rumor is making waves. Recently, rumors began to swirl that Amy was expecting another child. This speculation began when Amy posted a photo of a book titled “Magic Mama” on her Instagram story, with the caption, “Thank you for the book, Mel. Can’t wait to dive into it!”

Fans quickly assumed that the caption was hinting at a pregnancy announcement, and Amy’s DMs flooded with congratulatory messages. However, Amy was quick to clear up the confusion. In a follow-up Instagram story, she shared a screenshot of a fan asking, “Is this an announcement?” Amy firmly denied the rumors as she wrote, “Not in the slightest!”

It’s worth noting that Amy and Dale Jr. have two daughters, Isla and Nichole. The couple often share their pictures with fans. Notably, Dale Jr. often spends time with his daughters to share the racing culture of his family. “I want them to know there are opportunities here if they ever decide they want to do this, too. And (my daughters) don’t have to be race car drivers but look at Kelley — there are a lot of jobs and opportunities (in racing) if they want it,” he once said.

While Amy continues to oversee her businesses and family, Dale Jr prepares for another NASCAR season. He will focus on Dirty Mo Media and his podcasts. Meanwhile, his JR Motorsports will make history. The team, co-owned by Dale Jr. and his sister Kelly Earnhardt Miller, will field a car in the Daytona 500. They will also compete full-time in the Xfinity Series.