Kernie Brown

Shelly and Family,
I have thought of you Shelly, many times since we worked together at Work First. I only got to meet your dad a couple of times but he was a funny man. Both of my folks knew him from "Back in the Day".
Shell,
I have lost both of my parents now and I understand how you are feeling. We'd give anything to take back our "sass" and have just one more hug or "atta girl". Take Care and know I am thinking of you.
Friends,
Vickie (Kinch) Darrow

so sorry guys i love you see you

We were so sorry to hear of your loss. The thoughts of many are with you at this time of sorrow.

I'll always remember his beautiful "snake eyes".He was a good friend and I'll miss him. I'd have been there,but I just found out. May God bless all of you.

After all these years , I"m gonna miss you my friend!!!

I am so sorry to hear about the loss of such a good guy. I just wish I could be there in person to show my deepest regrets.
You all know my heart is with you as you start the healing process.
Love
Cindy Meade

kerry, sorry to hear about your dads passing. he was a good ole boy

My condolences to Kernie Brown's family.

I worked with Kernie a long time back. It was the early 60's we worked at Winter Seal. Kernie was a colorful guy, always laughting and having a good old time.
Kernie taught me how to play the card game Euker. He was that best Euker player I ever met.
Though it has been many years since I last saw Kernie ,it brought a smile to my face thinking about the good times we had.
God speed Kernie.
God Bless, Phil Wheeler

My dad, Jim Pulver, was friends with your father and always talked very highly of him. They were friends for many years. You are in our thoughts and prayers in this loss.
Toby and Marie Pulver