Anthony R. Kerhin

It's so hard to find words to describe our wonderful Uncle Tony. I'll never forget the trips to Army Lake. He would pile me, Don, Rosemary and Tom into his little 2 door coupe and off we would go. I always enjoyed visiting with him on my trips home and he always had his cherry, "hello pal, how are you." A the end of our visit I always got a hug and "God bless." I am so glad we got to visit in May when you were here for a wedding. There will never be another one like our Uncle Tony. I...

I'll always remember Tony practicing his golf shots in the backyard. He had those chip shots done to a science. He was a great friend and neighbor to my mom and dad. Our family will always keep him in our hearts.

I am sorry to hear of the loss of this wonderful person. My grandmother Marjorie has told me many stories of him. I didn't get the chance to meet him. May you rest in peace.

I remember when we were kids, Uncle Tony would ask us questions like: “ ‘If I had (sixty)/(six tea) cups and I broke two of them' or ‘If I had (twenty-six)/(twenty sick) sheep and two of them died,' how many would I have left?” Of course you could never answer correctly. Back then I used to think they (the questions) were kind of hokey, but now I find myself asking the grandkids or their friends the same kind of questions and thinking of Uncle Tony. He was a great man who always had time...

To the Kerhin family: Our prayers and condolences on the loss of your husband and father. May eternal light shine upon him.
Joe and Dawn Choroszy

My dearest Dorothy,
I was so sad to hear about Tony's passing. You are both loved so much by Adam and I. Tony and you are the most honest people I have ever known. Tony's spirit will be with us always. Eternal rest grant unto him oh Lord and let perpetual light shine upon him, may he rest in peace Amen.