Nicholas Click

Nick Click
December 29, 2025
Age 71

Nick, you were always known for your caring nature, your enduring friendships, and your ability to be present when someone needed you. You loved cars and motorcycles, drawn to the freedom of the open road and the thrill of speed. That passion showed your independent spirit and your love for living life fully.

You were the proud father of our daughter, Cassandra, whom you loved deeply. That bond, despite life´s challenges, will always be an important part of who you were and will always be remembered.

You also gave guidance and support to others along the way, shaping lives quietly and meaningfully. You often shared that funny story about your birth, how your dad chose the year you were born to be a tax deduction-something you remembered with humor and affection. That story shows the warmth of the family you came from and the man you became.

Now, you´re riding fast and free. You still hold a special place in my heart-not only as the father of Cassandra, but as a lifelong friend who was always there when I needed you.

You will always live on in my memories of the cars we raced when we were young, the engines we built together late into the night, and the determination that made you the one who always got things done for that weekend drag race.

Always,
Cheri Green

Nicholas Click
December 29, 2025
Age 71

Nicholas Click passed away on December 29, 2025, at the age of 71. He would have celebrated his 72nd birthday on December 31.

Nick was known for his caring nature, his enduring friendships, and his ability to be present when others needed him. He also had a lifelong love of cars and motorcycles, drawn to the freedom of the open road and the thrill of speed. That passion reflected his independent spirit and his appreciation for living life fully.

He was the proud father of one daughter, Cassandra, whom he loved deeply. Though life brought its challenges, that bond remained an important part of who he was, and it stands as a meaningful part of his legacy.

Nick also played a supportive role in the lives of others, offering guidance and care that helped shape their paths forward. His impact reached beyond immediate family and will be remembered with gratitude by many.

He often shared a fond story about his birth, recalling how his father-whom he admired greatly-was once asked by a doctor whether Nick should be born in time to be a tax deduction that year or the next. His father chose that year, a decision Nick always remembered with humor and affection. The story reflected the warmth of the family he came from and the man he became.

Nick is now riding fast and free.

He still holds a special place in my heart-not only as the father of our daughter, Cassandra, but as a lifelong friend who was always there when I needed him.

Nick, you will always live on in my memories of the cars we raced when we were young, the engines we built together late into the night, and the determination that made you the one who always got things done for that weekend drag race.

Always,
Cheri Green