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Rob Mcallister (ex-Iron Chic)

Posted by Loren on January 13, 2016

Rob Mcallister, former guitarist in Iron Chic and Capital, passed away last week on Jan. 9, 2016.

Mcallister is survived by his partner Marisa and daughter Ramona. The McAllister Family Memorial Fund has been started to crowdfund support for his family following their loss.

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