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The lead singer of the 1990's boy band LFO, Rich Cronin has died of leukemia at the age of 35. His band, LFO which he started, is best known for the hit, "Summer Girls" for which Cronin wrote the lyrics.
"The band split in 2002. In 2005, Cronin was diagnosed with acute myelogenous leukemia. Two years later, his cancer in remission, Cronin — along with former boy banders Jeff Timmons (of 98 Degrees), Bryan Abrams (of Color Me Badd), and Chris Kirkpatrick (of ’N Sync) — starred in the VH1 reality series Mission: Man Band, about the quartet’s struggle to start up a new band," according to Music Mix.
Cronin had suffered for so long, but every one of his fans and he believed he had beaten the disease, but his remission was short lived, and so was he. It's so sad for someone so young to die, but it's sad as well for his loyal fans. He was just a nice guy, singer, and songwriter. His music made you happy, and we are sad to lose Rich Cronin. Rest in peace, Rich.
It's really hard to believe he's dead. Condolences to his family, friends, and fans.
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