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SCORE Journal Issue 7-2015

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Sal Fish stated, "It is very hard to think that Oscar is gone and that he will no longer be a part of SCORE. I was blessed to lead SCORE for almost 40 years, but if I was the head for all those years, the last half of my tenure was made so much more pleasurable with Oscar as my very capable right hand man. Oscar was a dear friend for many years and he made my final years with SCORE so much more enjoyable. I thank God for the privilege of knowing and working with Oscar and for spending memorable times as well with Maritza and Oscar Jr." "With all the wonderful things that Oscar did in helping maintain the solid position that SCORE has in Mexico, one of the things I will always remember will be the time about five years ago when just he and I went on a three- week driving tour around Mexico's beautiful Yucatan Peninsula. I cherish the time we spent together and I salute his memory and all that he did to help SCORE, the racers, the media and the fans of Mexico for over 20 years." FRANK DEANGELO, JACKSON MOTORSPORTS GROUP (BFGOODRICH TIRES) "Oscar was a guy… • That had a passion for SCORE and all the people involved. • That no job or task was too big, too small, or too unimportant that he would not do. • That showed up to go course marking the first time in pleated slacks and starched shirt. • That could fall asleep in a pre-runner while mapping the race course. • That loved his family profoundly and a proud father of Oscar Jr. • That was one of the most caring people you will ever meet. • Always thought about everyone else, never complained and would never let anyone know if he was struggling with any issues. • That found ways to make things happen for the betterment of the race, event or sport. • That was always professional. • I looked forward to seeing his caring and friendly smile. • That quietly did so many good things for people and the sport and never asked for anything in return. • That will be greatly missed. • He was my friend. He was everyone's friend That I will miss. ROB MAC CACHREN, ALL- TIME WINNINGEST SCORE TROPHY TRUCK RACER "Oscar was a huge asset to the SCORE racing community, especially around SCORE Baja races. He always greeted me with a warm smile followed closely by "how are you doing or can I help you with anything." Knowing that he was in Baja while I was gave me peace of mind as I knew if I became involved in some situation he would be there to help out. He will be missed by all and it will be hard to replace him." "I have come across downed motorcycle guys pre-running before and have had to call Oscar to help out and direct the situation. He really made me feel good knowing he was there to help." "I'm sure I only know a very small part about what Oscar has done to help SCORE Baja racing and I know it will take time to replace him. For starters, though, I was extremely impressed how the SCORE staff took care of things in his absence when he had just began his treatment." CAMERON STEELE, SCORE RACER, ACTION SPORTS TV COMMENTATOR "Oscar was there for all of us at anytime he was needed. He was always great to talk to and usually good for a laugh and a smile. When the chips were down Oscar was always on point. I'm not sure how he dealt with all of the situations so well and so organized but he never looked or sounded rattled, Oscar was a rock." "My family has been close with Oscar over the last decade and we have worked with him at the best of times and the worst of times. Either way it was always a pleasure and always with a smile and a firm handshake." "For me it was the worst times, though, that come to mind where his character shined the most." "I am humbled by his friendship and am stoked to have laughed and had great times with him." "Oscar is gone way too soon and many of us are crushed by his passing. The Steele family and the entire Desert Assassins 023 SCORE JOURNAL

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