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New details have emerged following the death of beloved rock singer Gordon Kaelin McIntyre, who was best known for his work with the hardcore band CDC. A GoFundMe set up for McIntyre said that he was riding his Harley-Davidson when he was hit and killed by a car while making a left-hand turn on Sept. 9 in King of Prussia. “If there’s one thing anyone knows about Kaelin, it’s how much he loved his mother, Denise, or ‘Kaelsma,’” the post read. “He was her only child, and she was a single mom. They vacationed together multiple times a year, were joined at the hip, and were best friends. “Kaelin and his mom had split bills, and while there aren’t many leftover large bills or funeral service expenses, we would love to give Denise some cushion, financial freedom, and the ability to grieve however she needs to,” the post continued. “As she said to me, Kaelin was her home. We want her to be set up for success and comfort down the line.” The GoFundMe to support McIntyre’s mother has a stated goal of $100,000.
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Hope for many more in the future.” CDC commented on McIntyre’s death on social media Friday. “Kaelin joined CDC in 2005 on 6 days notice and was immediately thrown into the fire for our first coast to coast tour,” a statement on the band’s Facebook read. “We were a young, disorganized band just trying to play shows, see new things, while having no idea what we were doing. He closed that by writing, “Thanks for the hangs everybody.
