Death is something we are never really ready for but when I heard about Dalton Myers being dead and him being only 18 years old, I didn't know what to say. When I left Tampa Bay in 2009 that would have made him only 12 years old.
So my racing friends we lost a good kid and a pretty racer too. I want to extend my condolences to the family and friends of East Bay Raceway Park in Gibsonton, FL. Everyone will miss you soon and you will always be in our dreams.
MYERS, Dalton
18, passed away unexpectedly May 21, 2015. Dalton was a free spirit with a zest for life. He began his MotoX career at the age of 3. His oldest brother, Chris, realized his talent and was the driving force behind his rise through the ranks! His fearlessness and passion for the sport led him to the top of his game. His smile and shaggy hair lit up any room he walked into, he was and remains-a bright spot in many peoples lives. His older sister, Whitney Wortham and her daughter Makayla Baker were the bright spots in his life. For them, there is nothing he would not do! Dalton was a free spirit who loved MotoX, fast cars and beautiful women. Dalton was predeceased by his mother, Kathy Myers, his paternal grandfather James Hill and his paternal grandmother Evelyn Myers. Dalton is survived by his father, Kevin Myers, sister Summer Myers, brother and mentor Christain Hancock their daughter Julia Kizer, son Nicholas Schneider, granddaughter Raycin Kyler. His brother, Michael Wortham Jr. their daughter Kielyn, his sister, Whitney Wortham and her daughter, Makayla Baker. His maternal grandmother, Maxine Hill, his uncle, James Hill, his aunt, Diane and uncle Gary Hampel and numerous cousins, aunts and uncles. Dalton was always soaring towards the heavens, he's earned his angel wings. In our lives briefly, in our hearts forever. Funeral Services will take place at First Baptist Church of Gibsonton, 9912 Indiana St, Gibsonton, FL 33534, Friday, May 29, 2015, 1 pm with visitation 12 Noon.
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http://eastbayracewaypark.com/2015/05/27/memorial-service-for-dalton-myers-to-be-held-on-friday-may-29th/ 
That is a heartbreaking story. Tears in my eyes as I type this.