Corbin Kerns obituary: Corbin Kerns's Obituary, Dayton
In Memory Of
Corbin Eric Blake Kerns
1991 - 2021
In Memory Of
Corbin Eric Blake Kerns
1991 - 2021
Corbin Eric Blake Kerns, age 30 of Dayton, Ohio, passed away Saturday, July 31, 2021. He was born February 19, 1991 in Dayton.
Corbin was a loving son, father and grandson. He spent his early years in Kettering, attended Weisenborn until the age of 14, and then Stebbins High School. He was a smart, incredible young man who loved animals, nature, gardening, horticulture and science. Corbin had previously worked on a bird farm raising pheasants and training dogs, and most recently bred exotic aquatics. Corbin played paintball and traveled all over with his dad. He was known as “Squirrel” to his paintball friends. Corbin worked at Outback Paintball Field which he loved. He did a fantastic job with the kids there and he just loved people, in general. Corbin and his dad also enjoyed hunting, fishing and riding motorcycles. He played Dungeons and Dragons every week with his friend, Arnie. Corbin will be dearly missed by all who loved him and called him a friend.
Corbin was preceded in death by his grandmother, Ethel Morris in November 2020.
Corbin will be missed by his loving parents: mother, Elaine and Paul Jobe and father, Tom and Deb Kerns; daughter, Vivian Mae Kerns "June Bug"; siblings, Brandon Thomas Madachy, David Michael Madachy, Ian Thomas Hattery; step-brother, Douglas M. Young; step-sister, Kelly M. Crawford; grandfather, Fred (Linda) Schamerloh, who is a retired Dayton firefighter and resides at St. Mary's Lake; grandparents, Tom and Linda Kerns; many nieces, nephews, aunts, uncles, and cousins whom he loved.
Services will be held at the chapel at Woodland Cemetery on Monday, August 23, 2021 at 2:00pm. An inurnment will follow the services.
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Corbin was a loving son, father and grandson. He spent his early years in Kettering, attended Weisenborn until the age of 14, and then Stebbins High School. He was a smart, incredible young man who loved animals, nature, gardening, horticulture and science. Corbin had previously worked on a bird farm raising pheasants and training dogs, and most recently bred exotic aquatics. Corbin played paintball and traveled all over with his dad. He was known as “Squirrel” to his paintball friends. Corbin worked at Outback Paintball Field which he loved. He did a fantastic job with the kids there and he just loved people, in general. Corbin and his dad also enjoyed hunting, fishing and riding motorcycles. He played Dungeons and Dragons every week with his friend, Arnie. Corbin will be dearly missed by all who loved him and called him a friend.
Corbin was preceded in death by his grandmother, Ethel Morris in November 2020.
Corbin will be missed by his loving parents: mother, Elaine and Paul Jobe and father, Tom and Deb Kerns; daughter, Vivian Mae Kerns "June Bug"; siblings, Brandon Thomas Madachy, David Michael Madachy, Ian Thomas Hattery; step-brother, Douglas M. Young; step-sister, Kelly M. Crawford; grandfather, Fred (Linda) Schamerloh, who is a retired Dayton firefighter and resides at St. Mary's Lake; grandparents, Tom and Linda Kerns; many nieces, nephews, aunts, uncles, and cousins whom he loved.
Services will be held at the chapel at Woodland Cemetery on Monday, August 23, 2021 at 2:00pm. An inurnment will follow the services.
To share a memory of Corbin or leave a special message for his family, please click the "Share Memories" button above.
Corbin Eric Blake Kerns, age 30 of Dayton, Ohio, passed away Saturday, July 31, 2021. He was born February 19, 1991 in Dayton.
Corbin was a loving son, father and grandson. He spent his early years in Kettering, attended Weisenborn until the age of 14, and then Stebbins High School. He was a smart, incredible young man who loved animals, nature, gardening, horticulture and science. Corbin had previously worked on a bird farm raising pheasants and training dogs, and most recently bred exotic aquatics. Corbin played paintball and traveled all over with his dad. He was known as “Squirrel” to his paintball friends. Corbin worked at Outback Paintball Field which he loved. He did a fantastic job with the kids there and he just loved people, in general. Corbin and his dad also enjoyed hunting, fishing and riding motorcycles. He played Dungeons and Dragons every week with his friend, Arnie. Corbin will be dearly missed by all who loved him and called him a friend.
Corbin was preceded in death by his grandmother, Ethel Morris in November 2020.
Corbin will be missed by his loving parents: mother, Elaine and Paul Jobe and father, Tom and Deb Kerns; daughter, Vivian Mae Kerns "June Bug"; siblings, Brandon Thomas Madachy, David Michael Madachy, Ian Thomas Hattery; step-brother, Douglas M. Young; step-sister, Kelly M. Crawford; grandfather, Fred (Linda) Schamerloh, who is a retired Dayton firefighter and resides at St. Mary's Lake; grandparents, Tom and Linda Kerns; many nieces, nephews, aunts, uncles, and cousins whom he loved.
Services will be held at the chapel at Woodland Cemetery on Monday, August 23, 2021 at 2:00pm. An inurnment will follow the services.
To share a memory of Corbin or leave a special message for his family, please click the "Share Memories" button above.
Corbin was a loving son, father and grandson. He spent his early years in Kettering, attended Weisenborn until the age of 14, and then Stebbins High School. He was a smart, incredible young man who loved animals, nature, gardening, horticulture and science. Corbin had previously worked on a bird farm raising pheasants and training dogs, and most recently bred exotic aquatics. Corbin played paintball and traveled all over with his dad. He was known as “Squirrel” to his paintball friends. Corbin worked at Outback Paintball Field which he loved. He did a fantastic job with the kids there and he just loved people, in general. Corbin and his dad also enjoyed hunting, fishing and riding motorcycles. He played Dungeons and Dragons every week with his friend, Arnie. Corbin will be dearly missed by all who loved him and called him a friend.
Corbin was preceded in death by his grandmother, Ethel Morris in November 2020.
Corbin will be missed by his loving parents: mother, Elaine and Paul Jobe and father, Tom and Deb Kerns; daughter, Vivian Mae Kerns "June Bug"; siblings, Brandon Thomas Madachy, David Michael Madachy, Ian Thomas Hattery; step-brother, Douglas M. Young; step-sister, Kelly M. Crawford; grandfather, Fred (Linda) Schamerloh, who is a retired Dayton firefighter and resides at St. Mary's Lake; grandparents, Tom and Linda Kerns; many nieces, nephews, aunts, uncles, and cousins whom he loved.
Services will be held at the chapel at Woodland Cemetery on Monday, August 23, 2021 at 2:00pm. An inurnment will follow the services.
To share a memory of Corbin or leave a special message for his family, please click the "Share Memories" button above.