Man Killed In Camden Co. Motorcycle Crash Remembered For Big Heart, Living On 'Wild Side'

GLOUCESTER CITY, NJ — A Camden County man who died in a motorcycle crash this past weekend was known for making others laugh and feel loved, according to those who knew Kody L. Reilly.

Reilly, 29, of Stratford, crashed his motorcycle Saturday night on Interstate 76 in Gloucester City, according to State Police. His injuries were fatal.

The Stratford resident died doing what he loved, riding his motorcycle, according to a GoFundMe campaign established in his memory.

"Kody was always one to live on the wild side," the GoFundMe says. "He was a hard worker who was never afraid to get his hands dirty. He spent his days making others laugh and feel loved. Blood or not, Kody made many feel like they had a brother in him."

Reilly was dedicated to his siblings and spoke of his "fierce protection" of his younger brother, the GoFundMe says.

The crash happened at 7:29 p.m. on I-76 North at Exit 1D, said State Police Tpr. Christopher Postorino.

Reilly was riding his Harley from Route 130 onto I-76 when he veered off the roadway to the left, struck a guardrail and then hit a telephone pole, Postorino said. The crash remains under investigation.

The GoFundMe will cover funeral expenses, and additional funds will support the education of Reilly's younger brother. Click here for the GoFundMe page.