RIP Lynn Nickerson

RIP Lynn.

I've known Lynn for 31 years. I'm bummed out this morning.

He will be missed. One of the most genuine individuals I have ever known. RIP, Lynn.

A great man and an icon in amateur MX. Truly a wonderful person. RIP Lynn.

At a loss for words right now... we lost a great man and a great motocross enthusiast.

R.I.P. Lynn.

Not to sidetrack Lynn's topic, but in the photo with him and the Goat, you can see one of WIndham's amateur Kawi's over Lynn's left shoulder. That photo looks like it was taken at Lake Whitney in front of the Team Green compound.

We all lost a Friend ........
He was The Best and Loved us all.

Godspeed "Many Others"

Will miss you so much.
Richard Davis

Lynn no longer has to battle pain and disease. RIP Lynn.

Sad day. Big loss for the motocross community.

I'm so sad for this. But he and Kat and Wyman and all the others who have departed too soon are probably bench racing and swapping tall stories as I type this. Rest in Peace Lightnin' Lips.

Lynn will always come to mind when I picture Ponca and many other am nats. The dude was a pro!!

Damn.......RIP Lynn, you will be greatly missed.

Godspeed motobrother.

Lynn was a great guy. You never could have met anyone any nicer. He will be greatly missed.

Oh wow, I remember him announcing at Mosier Valley. My name sounded so sweet when he said it over the loud speaker.

RIP

Pretty hard for me to see this happen, I'll always remember his smooth audible chocolate he spoke on the mic, that's what I can tell you to picture when you were at an amateur race, hearing his voice all day commentating from the 50 strait up to the 250 A final as he would say it!! I remember coming off the track at Ponca after a grueling 5 lap battle to be put on the mic with him. A huge part of my amateur memories will be remembered with Lynn in them, I'll miss you my friend.

Godspeed....another one too soon....

RIP Lynn.

He was a guy that really loved the sport, and cared about the kids that he was interviewing.

I will always remember year after year waking up to his "Good morning" comments at Ponca City. Ponca, and the sport just won't be the same without him. R.I.P.

I met Lynn 2 times thru Erv and was a hell of a great guy and one of the BEST Announcers there has been. Like Erv said working with Lynn was never about being the number 1 announcer it was about being a team member and always doing what was best for the team. He had a memory like no other and will be an ICON of the Sport of MX. Should be in the MX Hall of Fame.

Lynn Nickerson Fans - grab yourself some Lynn on this archived 5:8 Motocross Live Show (5:8 Motocross Ministries).

We recorded this show on May 22, 2008... almost three years to the date of his passing.

Link here: http://www.58mxlive.com/
Go to "Archives" on the right side of the page
Go to "May 2008" tab
Go to show date 5-22-08 Lynn Nickerson / Kyle Regal

Lynn comes on at the 13min mark (the very first part of his interview was cut off).

WTG Shand. I had just copied that link to post it here. Awesome stuff.

Lynn Nickerson Friends - Lynn Nickerson's MEMORIAL SERVICE will be held on Tuesday May 31, 2011 at 1pm at Texas Motorplex in Ennis, TX And you can go over to www.freestonemx.com/latest-news/donate-to-lynn-nickerson and make a donation in his memory that will go back to his family....Thanks!! ..


R.I.P. Lynn Nickerson...You will be missed greatly! You were a friend to all and no matter how hard your battle was you always had a smile for us! Thank you for the wonderful uplifting memories Lynn....never will they be forgotten!!!!

"God saw you getting tired
and a cure was not to be
so he put his arms around you
and whispered, "Come to Me"
......With tearful eyes we watched you
and saw you pass away
and although we love you dearly
we could not make you stay.
A Golden heart stopped beating
hard working hands at rest.
God broke our hearts to prove to us
He only takes the best!!!"

I can hear his voice in my head right now just as clear as the days of my youth starting in the mid seventies at Moiser Valley,, A true lover of the sport and great person RIP Lynn

I grew up racing in TX and would hear his voice every weekend. Godspeed Lynn

RIP Lynn.

Jim & Family.

RIP Lynn. You will be missed.

Lynn will be missed by anyone that had the chance to meet him. He had a way of making EVERYONE feel important. The way he would see you walking in the infield and give a lttle shout out. The way he called races and it did not matter if you were fast or slow, the next big thing or just a weekend warrior, you were a racer and that was all that mattered. You just knew it was gonna be a great day when you heard that smooth voice call out Good Morning, you knew then all was right in the moto world. RIP Lynn, you will be missed but never forgotten.

Legend & Heroes PR from today: Lynn Nickerson to be honored at Freestone National

GodSpeed Lynn

We Miss you Lynn.
And Will Never Forget You.

Thanks OC your the Best.