Birth date: Jan 26, 1939 Death date: Jun 11, 2024
William F Kern, III January 26, 1939 – June 11, 2024 William F Kern III, DDS died peacefully on June 11, 2024 after a long battle with Parkinson’s Disease. Bill was born to William Kern Jr and Mildred Thume on January 26, 1939 an Read Obituary
I have thought of "Dr Kern" so often over the years.He got me over my fear of dentists.I knew both he and Denise from Cursillo and we had many talks of faith and works when I came to the office for appointments
I remember when he was first diagnosed with Parkinson's. My Dad had suffered from it for years until he passed, and I gave Bill a lot of literature and referrals. He was still working then, and I knew what the future would hold and kept both he and Denise in my prayers. It is so hard to watch someone you love go through it. I pray he is at peace now, and I hope you can rest, Denise and know you did all you could to ease his suffering.
Robin Henry
Dear Bill
It seem so long ago but I remember a lot of fun times with you and Denise involving football games and July Fourth,on our porch ,at the Vandervoort’s, and away games over the years!
I lost my forever love Susan last August so I will be praying for Denise during her transition! Everything seems like it was just a minute ago but the year’s tease you ! Billy awaits to greet you!
God Bless you! Fred Drenning
I am so sorry to read of Bill's passing. My thoughts and prayers are with you, Denise, Jane and your family. Kay Massman Helman
Sorry to learn of Bill’s passing. Our prayers go out to you Denise and Family. I’ll always remember playing golf on Saturday’s at Brookside with Bill, Ron Radcliff and Dick Dennis. Bill would tell us stories about playing golf against Jack Nicklaus in high school. Our wives and us guys also had many fun dinners together on the patio at Brookside. Those days are certainly missed.
Jim and Gail Warburton
I so appreciated Bill's friendship over the years. I have prayed for his Parkinson's disease weekly for over 20+ years. Know he knew Jesus. Will see him shortly. duke heller
