From a reliable source over at Trackforum.com:

Hope all will be okay. with Crocky.


http://www.trackforum.com/forums/sho...d.php?t=112642

Hang in there Crocky!

Paramount among those ailments is congestive heart failure. Keep Crocky in your prayers, please.

Hope he gets better, he is a wonderful man.
I enjoyed visiting with him at Eldora this last June for a few hours,
over the years I always look forward to spending some time listening to
to his life stories. Went for a walk with him and I could hardly keep up, I believe
he is 89 and in great shape for that age.
Hang in there Crocky!
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It is a great read.

Stay strong Crocky, you are in all our prayers and thoughts. I had the privilege to spend some time with Crocky at Angell Park a few years back when he was inducted to the Midget Hall of Fame (and Tony Stewart flew in unannounced to honor him!). Talk about a fellow that did it his way! What a fascinating story teller he is. A tremendous testimony to the sport and a real nice guy.

I was just thinking about Crocky last week.

Thanks for letting us know that he is ill and giving us his address.

Crocky is an American original with more stories than anyone in any pits in the country, and an enthusiasm for racing that still dominates his life even today.
The first time I remember seeing him as in the parking lot at Eldora back in 1974. My buddy with me said, "Hey, there's Crocky Wright" as he got out of his old Volkswagon van. Over the next several years I found out just who Crocky was.
Hang in there Crocky. We still, very badly, need guys like you.
Jim Morrison

Thoughts and prayers are with him for a speedy recovery.

I recieved an email from Ron Scheffel today and thought I would pass it along:

For those of you wanting to go see Crocky Wright or send him a card, his new location is:

Eagle Creek Health & Rehab
4102 Shore Dr
Indianapolis IN 46254

He is in room 111

I was thinking about Crocky this morning. Although I've seen him at many different racetracks I always remember him at the three-quarter midget races.

I know TQ's are a hot topic on this board right now. To any of you TQ racers out there I'm sure Crocky would appreciate a card. But if you have an extra UMRA yearbook from the last 5 years or so I'm sure he would love to have one.

Take care Crocky.

Thanks, Sandy, for the update. I was just wondering yesterday how he was doing. I'm sure I have an extra UMRA yearbook around that I can send him. I hope he gets well soon.