Darrell W. Kerns

Shirley: I was sorry to hear about the passing of Bill (I knew him by the name Daryl more than 50 years ago). It is very difficult to lose your loved one. May the fond memories be with you in the coming days. My cousin Elmer sent me the obituary. Daryl and I ran around together in the early 50s as he was my neighbor. I think it was over three years ago that I saw the two of you at the Randolph Fair. Best wishes for the coming year for you, your family and his brothers and sisters.

To Shirley, Brenda and JD, I was deeply sadden when I learned of Bills passing. I remember attending the Breakfeast meetings, and learning all about the Fire Dept in its earlier days. He always had a smile and good things to say. He also helped me during my transions to the community and joining the fire dept in 1985. He will be missed by many, keep a candle burning for him as his light will burn on to all of us whom knew him.

To Shirley,Brenda,and JD: our sympathy to you and the rest of the Kerns family for the loss of Bill. From being a first responder to my Nana's house fire,to discussions about West Virginia,to watching the old BAA softball team play,to all the years sharing the baseball field with him,to watching the Browns with him and others in your living room,Bill made everyone's life happier and more enjoyable! I will always remember his laugh and his smile that just seemed to be contagious.
Chuck...

Our sympathy to Bill's Family I remember him well. He was my son, Steve's baseball coach. He did so much for the Brimfield Athletic Assoc.
REST IN PEACE, BILL
The Zofchak Family

Offering our deepest condolences during this difficult time.