Racing Stickers Pour In For Casket Of Dying 11-Year-Old-Boy

Race drivers and others are answering the call of a young boy from Iowa named Caleb Hammond. Caleb has stopped treatment for leukemia and has requested racing stickers to decorate his casket when he passes away.

Caleb Hammond has stopped treatment for leukemia. The racing fan from Iowa is asking for stickers to put on his casket. https://t.co/n68sW7Kcpn pic.twitter.com/gSdU3tntQS

— KING 5 News (@KING5Seattle) August 18, 2018

Playle says he and Caleb became racing buddies during Caleb's visits to his home near the Southern Iowa Speedway.

He says the stickers pouring in from social media appeals have helped keep everyone's spirits up and says the family is "just trying to do as much as we can with him while he's here."

We are thinking about you, Caleb! There are lots of stickers and a signed hat from @tydillon headed your way!

You can share your racing stickers with Caleb Hammond too:
314 North J Street
Oskaloosa, IA 52577

Learn more about his story➡️ https://t.co/8A2RronAiB pic.twitter.com/L65QJYhGBk

— Germain Racing (@GermainRacing) August 20, 2018

Thank you to everyone who has sent us or tagged us in Caleb's story. We'll be sending him a package with some stickers and a personalized hero card from @mattdracing! pic.twitter.com/XAnCsBl3wp

— Go Fas Racing (@GoFasRacing32) August 21, 2018