He was ranking member of the Veterans Affairs Committee and also served on the Agriculture, Labor, and Ways and Means Committee.[2]
Education
Kearns graduated from Wyaconda High School in Missouri in 1962. He later attended Southeast Iowa Community College and also went to a four-year electrician apprenticeship.[2]
Career
From 1965 to 1969, Kearns served in the US Air Force.
Outside politics Kearns spent 38 years as an industrial electrician at Henniges Automotive.[2]
Organizations
Kearns has been a member of the following organizations: