Brian Buck, 52, of Waterboro Maine died in motorcycle accident September 14, 2023.  He was born December 4, 1970 in Biddeford Maine the son of David and Ruth (Banker) Buck.

Brian enjoyed fishing, hunting, snowmobiling, canoeing, motorcycling, billiards, and sunrises.  He joined York County United Bikers of Maine and supported many of their causes.  Brian enjoyed riding his Indian motorcycle up Mount Washington many times.  Brian also helped run Traps for Kids, giving children ice fishing gear and training.  Brian was a member of the Fraternal Order of the Eagles Waterboro Aerie #4392.

He loved spending time with his grandchildren, nieces and nephews.  He especially liked teaching them to fish.  You could often find Brian and his youngest son, Ryan, hiking in Newfield, canoeing and fishing on Rock Haven Lake, target practicing with their bows, and driving go carts around a race track they made together.

Brian would always say the little things mean the most.  Every day he would share his kindness by doing little things for strangers and those he loved.  From leaving small gifts or a thoughtful note on a person's car, sending a silly picture to help them smile, texts to remind them that they are amazing and loved, or showing up just to give a person a hug.  Brian's heart was genuine and bursting with love.

Brian is survived by his parents, David and Ruth Buck of Waterboro.  Also survived by Kevin and Lynn Buck, Taylor Buck, Tyler Buck, Christine and Jeromy Washington, and his loving best friend Gina Valliere.  He has seven sons: Ryan Buck, Christopher Bodwell, Dale Dunnels, Joshua Bodwell, Jeremy Bodwell, Tanner Bodwell, and Evan Grant . He also has six grandchildren: Braelynn, Charleigh, Zoey, Addisyn, Ayden, and Spencer.  He also has many nieces and nephews.

Brian is survived by his grandmother Beverly Buck of Waterboro and pre-deceased by his grandmother Mary (Nason) Banker of Saco and his brother Shawn Buck.

Brian grew up in Waterboro and lived in Springvale, Lebanon, Newfield, and Buxton.  He worked in many auto parts stores, Lowe's Sanford, ending up as a forklift operator at Gillies and Prittie in Scarborough.

He will be greatly missed by his family, friends, biker community, and co-workers.

Due to Brian's wishes, there will be no funeral service.  We will have a celebration of life event at Skip's Lounge in Buxton Sunday, October 22nd at 1pm. United Bikers of Maine will also have celebration of life at Skip's Lounge, Sunday November 5th from 12-5pm.  See http://hobbsfuneralhome.com

A GoFundMe will be set up to build a trust account for his eleven year old son, Ryan.