Jeremy Pitcher, a well-known racer from Fulton, New York, died at 52 due to cancer. He passed away on March 29, 2023, leaving a racing legacy and a family.

Who was Jeremy Pitcher?

Born on January 18, 1979, in Fulton, New York, Pitcher grew up in a family of racers. His father, John Pitcher, was also a racer, and John introduced him to racing. Jeremy began his racing career at the Oswego Speedway in the early 2000s, driving a small-block super modified.

Pitcher quickly made a name for himself as a skilled and talented driver. He won several races and championships at the Oswego Speedway, including the small-block super modified championship in 2011.

Aside from racing, Pitcher also worked as a machinist at the Precision Automotive Machine shop in Fulton.

Jeremy Pitcher cause of death?

In October 2022, Pitcher was diagnosed with cancer. He underwent treatment, but unfortunately, cancer had already spread. Despite his illness, Pitcher remained positive and continued participating in events and fundraisers.

Pitcher’s passing has left the racing community and his family heartbroken. His wife, Sarah Pitcher, and their three children survive him.

Tributes to Jeremy Pitcher:

The racing community and fans have taken to social media to express their grief and offer condolences to Pitcher’s family. Many shared their memories of Pitcher and his racing career, while others praised him for his strength and positive attitude during his battle with cancer.

Oswego Speedway issued a statement expressing their condolences and remembering Pitcher as a “great racer and an even better person.” They also shared a tribute video on their Facebook page, featuring some of Pitcher’s racing highlights.

Fulton Speedway posted a statement on Facebook, saying Pitcher’s passing deeply saddened them.

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