Son of Steven Creamer (and wife Wendy) and Donna (Gelb) Carter (and husband Jeff)
Brother of Johanna Creamer, Katey Creamer and Audrey MacDonald, and John MacDonald
Grandson of Edward J. Creamer Marcella DeCray
Boyfriend of Bridget Meurin (and her daughter, Kaylee)
Beloved owner of his furbabies Moses and Taxi
Marital status: Single
Age: 24
Cause: Motorcycle Accident
Residence: Leominster, MA
Occupation: Motorcycle racer
Informant:
Buried: 18 Aug 2004
Undertaker/Funeral Home: Brandon
Sources:
Evergreen Cemetery Records
Birth: See obit.
Marriage: N/A
Death: Worcester Telegram & Gazette (MA) - Tuesday, August 17, 2004; Sentinel & Enterprise from Aug. 14 to Aug. 17, 2004
The following has been provided by Find A Grave Member Ellen Bishop.
A professional motorcycle racer from Leominster has died in a South Dakota hospital from injuries suffered in a crash.Aaron Creamer, 24, became the second Worcester-area man to be killed at last week's annual Sturgis Bike Week rally.Creamer was involved in a chain-reaction crash during a race Wednesday at the Sturgis Fairgrounds in Sturgis, S.D. He died Thursday at Rapid City Regional Hospital Rapid City South Dakota.Creamer was the son of Leominster police Officer Steven Creamer.Creamer, known as ''The Screamer," traveled between tracks to compete on flat surfaces at the American Motorcycle Association's Grand National professional level.Flat-track racing differs from racing on the better-known motocross tracks, which have ramps and steeped curves.Creamer was ranked 23d on the circuit at the end of last year.He was respected on and off the track," Craig Starzynski, a flat-track racer from Gardner, told the Telegram & Gazette of Worcester. ''If you took the time just to say hi to him, you'd have a friend forever."When he was not racing, Creamer worked as a mechanic at a local auto dealership.Aaron was one of those kinds of people that always seemed to have a smile on his face," Bruce Bober, the AMA Pro Racing Flat-Track Series manager, said in a statement. ''He will be missed by all of us as well as his fellow competitors."
Brother of Johanna Creamer, Katey Creamer and Audrey MacDonald, and John MacDonald
Grandson of Edward J. Creamer Marcella DeCray
Boyfriend of Bridget Meurin (and her daughter, Kaylee)
Beloved owner of his furbabies Moses and Taxi
Marital status: Single
Age: 24
Cause: Motorcycle Accident
Residence: Leominster, MA
Occupation: Motorcycle racer
Informant:
Buried: 18 Aug 2004
Undertaker/Funeral Home: Brandon
Sources:
Evergreen Cemetery Records
Birth: See obit.
Marriage: N/A
Death: Worcester Telegram & Gazette (MA) - Tuesday, August 17, 2004; Sentinel & Enterprise from Aug. 14 to Aug. 17, 2004
The following has been provided by Find A Grave Member Ellen Bishop.
A professional motorcycle racer from Leominster has died in a South Dakota hospital from injuries suffered in a crash.Aaron Creamer, 24, became the second Worcester-area man to be killed at last week's annual Sturgis Bike Week rally.Creamer was involved in a chain-reaction crash during a race Wednesday at the Sturgis Fairgrounds in Sturgis, S.D. He died Thursday at Rapid City Regional Hospital Rapid City South Dakota.Creamer was the son of Leominster police Officer Steven Creamer.Creamer, known as ''The Screamer," traveled between tracks to compete on flat surfaces at the American Motorcycle Association's Grand National professional level.Flat-track racing differs from racing on the better-known motocross tracks, which have ramps and steeped curves.Creamer was ranked 23d on the circuit at the end of last year.He was respected on and off the track," Craig Starzynski, a flat-track racer from Gardner, told the Telegram & Gazette of Worcester. ''If you took the time just to say hi to him, you'd have a friend forever."When he was not racing, Creamer worked as a mechanic at a local auto dealership.Aaron was one of those kinds of people that always seemed to have a smile on his face," Bruce Bober, the AMA Pro Racing Flat-Track Series manager, said in a statement. ''He will be missed by all of us as well as his fellow competitors."
Son of Steven Creamer (and wife Wendy) and Donna (Gelb) Carter (and husband Jeff)
Brother of Johanna Creamer, Katey Creamer and Audrey MacDonald, and John MacDonald
Grandson of Edward J. Creamer Marcella DeCray
Boyfriend of Bridget Meurin (and her daughter, Kaylee)
Beloved owner of his furbabies Moses and Taxi
Marital status: Single
Age: 24
Cause: Motorcycle Accident
Residence: Leominster, MA
Occupation: Motorcycle racer
Informant:
Buried: 18 Aug 2004
Undertaker/Funeral Home: Brandon
Sources:
Evergreen Cemetery Records
Birth: See obit.
Marriage: N/A
Death: Worcester Telegram & Gazette (MA) - Tuesday, August 17, 2004; Sentinel & Enterprise from Aug. 14 to Aug. 17, 2004
The following has been provided by Find A Grave Member Ellen Bishop.
A professional motorcycle racer from Leominster has died in a South Dakota hospital from injuries suffered in a crash.Aaron Creamer, 24, became the second Worcester-area man to be killed at last week's annual Sturgis Bike Week rally.Creamer was involved in a chain-reaction crash during a race Wednesday at the Sturgis Fairgrounds in Sturgis, S.D. He died Thursday at Rapid City Regional Hospital Rapid City South Dakota.Creamer was the son of Leominster police Officer Steven Creamer.Creamer, known as ''The Screamer," traveled between tracks to compete on flat surfaces at the American Motorcycle Association's Grand National professional level.Flat-track racing differs from racing on the better-known motocross tracks, which have ramps and steeped curves.Creamer was ranked 23d on the circuit at the end of last year.He was respected on and off the track," Craig Starzynski, a flat-track racer from Gardner, told the Telegram & Gazette of Worcester. ''If you took the time just to say hi to him, you'd have a friend forever."When he was not racing, Creamer worked as a mechanic at a local auto dealership.Aaron was one of those kinds of people that always seemed to have a smile on his face," Bruce Bober, the AMA Pro Racing Flat-Track Series manager, said in a statement. ''He will be missed by all of us as well as his fellow competitors."
Brother of Johanna Creamer, Katey Creamer and Audrey MacDonald, and John MacDonald
Grandson of Edward J. Creamer Marcella DeCray
Boyfriend of Bridget Meurin (and her daughter, Kaylee)
Beloved owner of his furbabies Moses and Taxi
Marital status: Single
Age: 24
Cause: Motorcycle Accident
Residence: Leominster, MA
Occupation: Motorcycle racer
Informant:
Buried: 18 Aug 2004
Undertaker/Funeral Home: Brandon
Sources:
Evergreen Cemetery Records
Birth: See obit.
Marriage: N/A
Death: Worcester Telegram & Gazette (MA) - Tuesday, August 17, 2004; Sentinel & Enterprise from Aug. 14 to Aug. 17, 2004
The following has been provided by Find A Grave Member Ellen Bishop.
A professional motorcycle racer from Leominster has died in a South Dakota hospital from injuries suffered in a crash.Aaron Creamer, 24, became the second Worcester-area man to be killed at last week's annual Sturgis Bike Week rally.Creamer was involved in a chain-reaction crash during a race Wednesday at the Sturgis Fairgrounds in Sturgis, S.D. He died Thursday at Rapid City Regional Hospital Rapid City South Dakota.Creamer was the son of Leominster police Officer Steven Creamer.Creamer, known as ''The Screamer," traveled between tracks to compete on flat surfaces at the American Motorcycle Association's Grand National professional level.Flat-track racing differs from racing on the better-known motocross tracks, which have ramps and steeped curves.Creamer was ranked 23d on the circuit at the end of last year.He was respected on and off the track," Craig Starzynski, a flat-track racer from Gardner, told the Telegram & Gazette of Worcester. ''If you took the time just to say hi to him, you'd have a friend forever."When he was not racing, Creamer worked as a mechanic at a local auto dealership.Aaron was one of those kinds of people that always seemed to have a smile on his face," Bruce Bober, the AMA Pro Racing Flat-Track Series manager, said in a statement. ''He will be missed by all of us as well as his fellow competitors."
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