In a somber moment for the NASCAR community, the stock car racing world unites to mourn the unfortunate demise of the ex-girlfriend of Martin Truex Jr. Her passing has left an indelible mark on the sport. Fans and fellow drivers alike are joining together to pay their heartfelt respects.
Hers was a story of true inspiration, a sentiment that Brad Keselowski and many others echoed in their respects. She was a figure of strength for anyone facing life’s toughest trials. Sherry Pollex showed that the human spirit can conquer the most formidable foes.
It’s a sad day indeed: Martin Truex Jr. and Brad Keselowski mourn the loss of Sherry Pollex
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Sherry Pollex and Martin Truex Jr. shared a profound connection that extended far beyond the racetrack. Their journey began in 2005, blossoming into a strong partnership that yielded the Martin Truex Jr. Foundation in 2007. This foundation had a noble mission: to support children battling cancer, with a particular focus on ovarian and childhood cancers. A disease that ailed her for the longest time.
Martin Truex Jr.’s ex-girlfriend, Sherry Pollex’s own battle with stage III ovarian cancer in 2014 was nothing short of heroic. She faced numerous surgeries and endured over forty chemotherapy sessions. Throughout her arduous struggle, she remained a beacon of hope for countless women facing similar challenges. However, on this somber day, we must bid farewell to a remarkable woman who touched the hearts of many.
In a heartbreaking moment, Sherry Pollex’s family released a statement to share the gut-wrenching news of their loss. Bob Pockrass summed up the sentiment in his tweet to share the news with the community.
“Sherry Pollex, a fixture in the NASCAR garage who championed childhood cancer research and treatment and whose fight against ovarian cancer over the last nine years served as an inspiration to many, has died at age 44. RIP, Sherry.”
Sherry Pollex, a fixture in the NASCAR garage who championed childhood cancer research and treatment and whose fight against ovarian cancer over the last nine years served as an inspiration to many, has died at age 44. RIP, Sherry. Family statement: pic.twitter.com/nvRyRuXp49
— Bob Pockrass (@bobpockrass) September 17, 2023
NASCAR world unites to pay their respects to the inspiring life of Sherry Pollex
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The news of Sherry Pollex’s passing has left the entire NASCAR community in grief. Fellow drivers, fans, and everyone she gave strength to have come together to pay their respects to a woman who embodied strength and hope.
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Triex Jr’s fellow driver Brad Keselowski wrote, “😢She inspired so many… Thinking of her and her family.” Everyone passed on their prayers to Truex Jr and her family in this time of loss, “Absolutely heartbreaking. She was a fighter and a champion in her own right. Prayers to MTJ and her family.”
“I was thinking about her yesterday for some reason. I never knew her or met her, just know she was engaged to MTJ… she was a fighter for sure. My heart hurts 💔”
“A very sad day in the Nascar world and beyond!! Condolences to Sherry’s family and friends and to Martin in this tough time!! RIP”
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In these heartfelt messages, we see the impact Sherry Pollex had on the lives of those she touched. Her legacy will live on in the memories of all who were fortunate enough to witness her unwavering spirit.
As we mourn the loss of Sherry Pollex, we must not forget the legacy she leaves behind. Her dedication to the fight against cancer, her support for those in need, and her unyielding spirit have left an indelible mark on the NASCAR community and beyond.