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USA BMX remembers Cheryl Post
USA BMX is truly saddened by the loss of Minnesota track operator and loving BMX mom Cheryl Post. After a hard-fought battle with melanoma cancer over the past year, the sport lost one of it's most encouraging track operators at 3:02pm on Tuesday, January 14, 2014. From the thousands of local racers she came in contact with while running Pineview Park BMX, or visiting any track in the MidWest, to all of her friends and BMX family on the National circuit, Cheryl will long be remembered for her enthusiasm for the sport and encouragement to each and every riders she met.
- January, 15th 2014
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USA BMX is truly saddened by the loss of Minnesota track operator and loving BMX mom Cheryl Post. After a hard-fought battle with melanoma cancer over the past year, the sport lost one of it's most encouraging track operators at 3:02pm on Tuesday, January 14, 2014.
From the thousands of local racers she came in contact with while running Pineview Park BMX, or visiting any track in the MidWest, to all of her friends and BMX family on the National circuit, Cheryl will long be remembered for her enthusiasm for the sport and encouragement to each and every riders she met.
Stay tuned here for a USA BMX video tribute.
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