BAKERSFIELD, Calif. (KERO) — A hero, a father, a husband, and a friend — that’s how Bobby Kerr is remembered in Kern County and far beyond.

Known for his unforgettable rodeo performances and unwavering cowboy spirit, Bobby Kerr passed away on September 5th at the age of 67. But even as the rodeo world mourns, his legacy rides on — strong, proud, and free like the mustangs he trained.

Kerr first galloped into the hearts of Kern County locals in 2014 with a specialty act that left a lasting impression. From Bakersfield to Tehachapi, the region quickly became a second home for the cowboy known as “The Mustang Man.” His wife Susan Kerr ells me.

“He would go do chemo, come home and maybe rest, and then he'd go out and ride,” said his wife, Susan Kerr. “Riding was his therapy — it’s what kept

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