Kerin A. Hinman

Moment of Silence

I met Kerin while she worked in the ER, we quickly became friends and looked forward to seeing her everyday! She was an amazing women who brightened everyone’s world! I am so sorry for your loss. Helen Erskine

To the Hinman family. I did not hear of Kerin's passing till today. So very sorry for your loss. I didnt know her well but know you all from school and church. You are in our thoughts and prayers. God be with you all during this difficult time.
Joe, Christine, Joe and Steven Mirra

DearBobby I was saddened to heard about your lovely wife Kerin.and Eddie.I also lost my fiancee a year ago tragically.Take care Your friend Joanie Nolan

To Bob and the Hinman daughters,
My deepest condolences on your loss. I consider myself very fortunate to have worked with Kerin for 5 years. I was also a patient of hers and enjoyed our conversations that we had for so many years. Your wife and mom was a very special person and took great care of our Veterans. My heart and prayers go out to you and your family. God bless you during these difficult times!

she was the best and i miss her so so much

Bob and family, I’m so very sorry for your loss.

Dear bob I am so sorry for the loss of ur love I know how the two of u just had a special connect Such trying times I hope some day soon u will again see the first through the trees best to ur family God bless I know we will miss ur angel Stay strong Nancy Presseau

I worked with Kerin for many years in the ER and she was a special friend. Kevin always supported me and helped me to make a come back in nursing.Her understanding and friendship I will always take with me. I don’t know if many people understood me in the way that Kevin did she accepted me for who I was. Karen is an outstanding human being and one of the people in my past who shaped the person I am today. Although we went our separate ways after I left the hospital I will always hold Karen...