Jace Hasskew Racing Death Ashland OH Obituary: U.S. Army veteran and road racer Jace Hasskew died by suicide

Jace Hasskew, a beloved U.S. Army veteran and passionate road racer from Ashland, Ohio, passed away recently. Friends and family are mourning the loss of a vibrant and adventurous spirit whose energy, humor, and kindness left a lasting mark on everyone who knew him.

Jace served his country honorably as a member of the U.S. Army, where he was admired for his courage, dedication, and loyalty. Those who served alongside him recall his unwavering commitment to his fellow soldiers and the camaraderie he brought to every mission.

His military service was a defining part of his life, shaping the values of resilience, perseverance, and camaraderie that he carried into every aspect of his personal and professional life. Beyond his military career, Jace was a devoted road racer.

Known for his skill, determination, and love of the sport, he was a respected figure in the racing community. Friends and fellow racers remember his competitive spirit and the joy he found in the thrill of the track, as well as his willingness to mentor younger racers and share his passion with anyone eager to learn.

Those closest to Jace described him as “such a great guy,” a friend whose warmth and sense of humor brightened every room. “I’m really gonna miss you. Rest easy, bud,” one friend shared, reflecting the deep affection and loss felt by those who knew him.

Jace’s passing is a profound reminder of the importance of supporting mental health and staying connected to loved ones. While his loss leaves a hole in the hearts of many, his legacy lives on in the lives he touched—through his military service, his racing achievements, and the friendships he nurtured along the way. Friends, family, and the community will forever remember Jace Hasskew for his courage, his zest for life, and the joy he brought to everyone around him.