Remembering Malik Cross, Scraper Bike team member, youth mentor, and father

Oakland, CALocal News

Malik Cross, a dedicated member of the Scraper Bike team, died, leaving a significant void in the Oakland community. Cross utilized his creativity and entrepreneurial spirit from a young age to uplift local youth, serving as a mentor to many. His work with the Scraper Bike team highlighted the importance of community and collaboration, inspiring young people to embrace their creativity. The impact of his contributions was evident, as friends and family remember him for his warmth, joy, and unwavering support. His involvement in various initiatives showcased his commitment to fostering a better environment for youth in Oakland.

The community mourns his loss, reflecting on the legacy he leaves behind. Cross's influence on local youth will resonate for years to come, as they carry forward the lessons he imparted. His memory will be honored through the continued efforts of those he inspired.

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