Good morning, Geauga County. The ripple effects of one life well-lived can touch an entire community, as evidenced by Allan Kuhen's legacy. The 83-year-old Chardon resident, known affectionately as "Mr. Fix-It," leaves behind not just a successful business and loving family spanning four generations, but a blueprint for how dedication and generosity shape meaningful lives. His passing reminds us how deeply intertwined our individual stories become with our community's fabric.
Nature enthusiasts have a timely opportunity to become environmental stewards as invasive shrubs threaten local ecosystems. The upcoming "Your Yard Matters!" workshop offers both knowledge and resources to combat these woody invaders, complete with free supplies for early registrants. Meanwhile, the healing power of community was on full display at Beachwood Place, where nearly 3,000 participants raised an impressive $300,000 during the 25th annual Race for the Place, supporting those on their cancer journeys.
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🕊️ Allan Kuhen left an indelible mark on everyone he knew. The 83-year-old Chardon resident passed away peacefully at home after a long battle with declining health, concluding a life rich with family devotion and community service. Married for 66 years to his high school sweetheart Michele, Allan was known as "Mr. Fix-It" in his community and built a successful business, Quality Marble Products, after working in construction with his family. A passionate fisherman, photographer, and animal lover, his legacy of generosity and hard work lives on through his wife, four children, twelve grandchildren, and seven great-grandchildren.
🌱 Free workshop tackles invasive shrubs threatening Geauga County ecosystems. Geauga Soil and Water Conservation District will host "Your Yard Matters!" on June 30, teaching homeowners how to identify, eliminate and replace problematic woody plants. The program features expert Charles Fletcher and includes both indoor learning and outdoor fieldwork. Thanks to a grant, the first 30 Geauga County residents who register will receive a free herbicide applicator and $50 gift certificate for native plant replacements. Registration is required by June 25 for this free workshop.
🏃♀️ Thousands race for cancer support, raising $300K in Beachwood. The Gathering Place's 25th annual Race for the Place drew approximately 2,700 participants on June 1 at Beachwood Place. CEO Michele Seyranian emphasized the organization's mission to empower, educate and support people on their cancer journeys. Beachwood Mayor Justin Berns proclaimed June 1, 2025, as "Race for the Day" in the city. After the race, participants enjoyed sponsor booths, food trucks, children's activities, and a closing ceremony announcing winners.
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