You have taught us well Father.

What a Tribute!
Words don't express the depth of my gratitude to you for communicating the essence that was Dave/Dad. I simply say thank and I love you.

I'm an old "Visitation" friend from the great block of Carpenter. I am your Aunt Sue's best friend. I grew up in the Kerwin house and always felt like part of the family. I baby sat for you kids one summer day so your Mom and Dad could go golfing while you were visiting Chicago. Your Dad was one of the funniest guys I ever knew. Nothing but laughter and fun. I am so glad is at peace and I am sure he is the life of the party where ever he is. Beautiful tribute. You are all in my thoughts and prayers.

Thank you for sharing this...
He has such a wonderful face!! I wish I could have met him.

Foxy Doc
I am so happy that I was able to share and be a part of Dr. Dave Kerwin's Life. He was genuinely, honestly, a good man... which in turn made him to be a great man. He loved in a consent way, never mad, never sad, his favorite words where, "Yes Dear"... and that's probably why he was such a ladies man :) I miss Dave everyday... Its still a little unbelievable, it all happened so fast... He touched many lives, left behind a beautiful family, and I know if it was up to Dave he wouldn't go anywhere...He loved everybody, especially his family. He led and had a very interesting life... It makes me sad my favorite doctors gone, my roommate, my constant support... Dave has been described as marching to his own drum, and that he definitely did!! If there is anything I have learned the most from Dave its to beat that drum, find your own beat, and do it because you want to, with confidence... There is still so much I would love to tell him and see him smile and laugh about... Its just a reminder of how short life is and to find your beat and peace quickly so you can enjoy it that much longer. Thank you Dave!!! Thank you for everything !!