Sean Maisey

[Mike B]

FC, FB, FF (and probably some others) driver has passed.
https://www.everhere.com/us/obituary...maisey-8272123

Sympathy to his family.

[Jnovak]

I am so very sad to hear this news! A great guy and not afraid to try something new.

[Jtovo]

Very sad. Great guy. Horrible for the family.

[billtebbutt]

Great guy. Raced with him many times, many years ago. Terrible news, my heart goes out to his family.

[Dano]

Wow, that is shocking! I only met Sean once, when he bought my car, but he was a stand up guy and we had a smooth and pleasant transaction. Condolences to his family and friends.


Dan

[Garey Guzman]

Heartfelt condolences to his family.

[Derek Holmes]

I was shocked to read this. I have raced with Sean and his father Bill many times. He will be missed!

Derek Holmes
Right Coast FF
#14

[David Ferguson]

Sean took delivery of one of the first two Stohr DSRs (I believe his was serial #001) at the 2001 Runoffs at Mid Ohio. Here he is on the grid:



I hope he Rests in Peace

[EricP]

Sad. He was what, 52? Man...
What happened?

[RobLav]

So sad to hear. Was this related to his motorcycle accident?
I walked him around Lime Rock Park during one of the Pro events... he had the green Honda Citation there, which was Dano's car, and mine before that. Deepest condolences to his family.

[tfs]

RIP Sean, Shocked to see this. Purchased some parts from him for a project and he not have been more helpful. He was a pleasure to deal with.

Tom

[SEComposites]

Oh dear, how sad. I can’t say I knew Sean but we did race together in the early days of FB. My sincere condolences to his family and those that knew him.

[ric baribeault]

Condolences to Bill and family. Passing of a great guy and class competitor

[dc]

Oh no, that's horrible news. 52 is way too young. What happened?

[John LaRue]

Horrible news. Our thoughts and prayers are with Sean's family.

[pete becker]

Terrible news. My Deepest sympathy to Bill and Sean’s family.

Pete Becker

[RobLav]

It looks like he was going through some difficulties. Very sad.

[ghickman]

So sad to hear of Sean's passing. He was one of the first FB (F1000) competitors. He may have even been involved in creating the class?

My sincere condolences to his family.

Rest in Peace Sean.

[RobLav]

Gary, yes, Sean was part of the FB class creation group.

[marshall9]

Sad to wake up to this news today.
RIP Sean. Condolences to family and friends.

[DaveW]

It's especially sad that he died so young.

RIP, Sean.

[Beartrax]

How sad to lose someone so young. My condolences to his family and friends.

I only met him once at the track and he was very friendly. I was familiar with him through this forum. I appreciated his knowledgeable and helpful posts.

Rest in Peace Sean

[a. pettipas]

Very sad news, sincerest condolences to Sean’s family and friends.

[Steve Demeter]

Vaya Con Dios Sean. You will be missed.

[crowe motorsports]

I spoke to Sean a few times over the years. Sean loved building cars and had great detailed blogs. Some of the cars he built included a Van Diemen RF99 F1000 conversion and the Citation Honda conversion. Sean has a great sense of humor including painting the Citation Chassis John Deere yellow and the body JD green with JD OEM stickers as well.
Both those cars recently sold on Apex. He has left his fingerprints on our racing community.
Ever lasting peace friend! You will be missed!

[dan carney]

Sean had recently been hospitalized for removal of a clogged clot filter that was related to his motorcycle crash injuries some years ago. It seems possible that with the filter gone, maybe he developed a clot despite the anti-coagulants.

[dan carney]

https://www.legacy.com/obituaries/da...&pid=190688249

The family of Sean Christopher Maisey is sad to announce that he died November 5, 2018 at the age of 52. Sean was born in Washington, D.C., but grew up in Williamsburg/James City County, playing soccer and other sports. A 1984 graduate of Lafayette High School, he went on to earn a bachelor's degree in computer science from Virginia Tech in 1988. For most of his adult life - almost 22 years - Sean worked at the Colonial Williamsburg Foundation, ending his career there as the director of operations and engineering. A lifelong Hokie, like his father and now his daughter, Sean also loved racing sports cars and motorcycles and playing guitar. He is survived by his daughter, Samantha; former wife Marsha Burdess Maisey; parents, Sheila Shepard and Bill Maisey (Kathy Barnstor?); and his sister, Morgan Weston (Matt and children, Molly and Mac), all of whom live in the Williamsburg area. The family is planning a private memorial service later. Vincent Funeral Home handling arrangements. Tributes may be posted at www.vincentfh.com.

Published in Daily Press on Nov. 8, 2018

[glenn cooper]

RIP, Racer.

[Roux]

RIP Sean. Enjoyed chasing his FF on a few occasions and learning from the Blogs. Way too soon,

Steve

[mmi16]

Race on Sean! Raced with he and his Dad in the late 80's at Summit Point!.