Saturday July 2nd in Plymouth,WI Camisha (Klumb) Miller was involved in a freak accident. You may know here from her PR work with High Flyers Communication and for her Dirt Diva Columns on Hoseheads.
Her husband Justin Miller was racing at Sheboygan County Fairgrounds in his #15m 360 sprintcar when in the heat race he ended up on his head ruining a top wing. The raceshop is not far from this track so Camisha and another pit crew member ran to the raceshop to get a spare wing when on her way back the wing started moving in the truck. She decided to ride in the back of the truck with the wing when a gust of wind lifted her and threw her from the moving truck that was riding down the road at approx. 45mph+. She was flight for life to Froedtert Hospital where she then was taken into immediate emergency surgery for a collection of blood on the brain. She remained in ICU for 3 days and is now currently in a regular room suffering some severe head trauma, road rash, a broken pelvic bone, a broken left wrist, a hairline fractured knee and a few small fractures of the face. She has undergone numerous surgeries and we are asking that you continue to Keep Camisha in your thoughts and prayers. For those of you that have Facebook-- please LIKE the Dirt Diva Recovery- Camisha Klumb Miller page for all current updates. We also have T-shirts for Sale for $12 from kids-xl,2xl-up are $14 along with stickers that are $5 a piece. If you would like to help and send prayers, donations, cards, flowers- etc Please send them to W8733 Niblick Rd Beaver Dam, WI. Any orders or for shirts and stickers can be emailed to dirtdiva15m@yahoo.com.
Also Jan McMahan and Shannon Saldana will have donation jars at their t-shirt trailers at beaver dam raceway tonight. Please stop by the Joey Saldana and Paul McMaha/Jason Meyers trailers and thank them for all their love and support. Also donate. Sheboygan County fairgrounds will have stickers and t-shirts for sale under the grandstands at the RC Custom Design picture table- Please ask for BARB for any questions. They are also doing a helmet pass. Thank you for all your support, love and prayers. The racing community has been amazing.
Thank you,
Camisha's sister Cayla Klumb
Her husband Justin Miller was racing at Sheboygan County Fairgrounds in his #15m 360 sprintcar when in the heat race he ended up on his head ruining a top wing. The raceshop is not far from this track so Camisha and another pit crew member ran to the raceshop to get a spare wing when on her way back the wing started moving in the truck. She decided to ride in the back of the truck with the wing when a gust of wind lifted her and threw her from the moving truck that was riding down the road at approx. 45mph+. She was flight for life to Froedtert Hospital where she then was taken into immediate emergency surgery for a collection of blood on the brain. She remained in ICU for 3 days and is now currently in a regular room suffering some severe head trauma, road rash, a broken pelvic bone, a broken left wrist, a hairline fractured knee and a few small fractures of the face. She has undergone numerous surgeries and we are asking that you continue to Keep Camisha in your thoughts and prayers. For those of you that have Facebook-- please LIKE the Dirt Diva Recovery- Camisha Klumb Miller page for all current updates. We also have T-shirts for Sale for $12 from kids-xl,2xl-up are $14 along with stickers that are $5 a piece. If you would like to help and send prayers, donations, cards, flowers- etc Please send them to W8733 Niblick Rd Beaver Dam, WI. Any orders or for shirts and stickers can be emailed to dirtdiva15m@yahoo.com.
Also Jan McMahan and Shannon Saldana will have donation jars at their t-shirt trailers at beaver dam raceway tonight. Please stop by the Joey Saldana and Paul McMaha/Jason Meyers trailers and thank them for all their love and support. Also donate. Sheboygan County fairgrounds will have stickers and t-shirts for sale under the grandstands at the RC Custom Design picture table- Please ask for BARB for any questions. They are also doing a helmet pass. Thank you for all your support, love and prayers. The racing community has been amazing.
Thank you,
Camisha's sister Cayla Klumb
