Mary Kuhns

My mother Jane Parker Huber loved Mary who she came to know when they were both working at the Presbyterian Center Headquarters in Louisville. They shared a passion for advocating for women, for the gifts of all God´s people. When Mom knew she was nearing the end of her own life, she wished Mark Kuhns could officiate her memorial service. To this day, I regret I did not find it possible to make that happen as Mary had recently moved away. I finally spoke with Mary about this a few years ago....

Having been part of a group of painters, I was lucky to paint alongside Mary and enjoy her delightful water color sketches and her sweet personality. She will be missed greatly!

I was Marys health insurance agent for the last 9 years or so. Mary was always so fun to talk to, whether answering questions about her insurance or just shooting the you know what. I always looked forward to our time on the phone. I'm sad that I won't be able to help her anymore and never got to meet her in person. I'm glad she passed peacefully without suffering and will miss her.

Mary has been a good friend and colleague for many years. I´m grateful that Steve and I made the trip to Santa Fe this past summer. Our visit with Mary was filled with treasured memories. Blessings of God´s grace and peace.

Mary, Mary, a friend for so many years. I´m so thankful that Steve and I made the trip to Santa Fe last summer. That week will remain a treasure in my memory. You have been a model and support for so many women in ministry. I thank God for your life. Peace.

Mary Ann Lundy - Mary was competent, sensitive, always aware of others needs. She was constantly learning new insights into the lives of others, especially of older persons. Her sensitivity to others´ needs endeared her to them. As a a therapist, teacher and friend, she helped many through difficult times and periods of their lives. We are especially grateful to have had her perform our marriage and be a continuing source of counsel and loving friendship. Mary Ann Lundy and Don Wilson

I am Mary's nephew Scott Kuhns. I've known Aunt Mary for over 65 years. She was always an upbeat, fun, and happy person. She was always great with kids and pets. I last saw her when she lived in Claremont. I loved to see her at Christmas time. We will all miss her so much. I'm sure she has a special place in heaven. R.I.P Aunt Mary, you were one of a kind.

Mary was not only my youth pastor, but also married my husband and me. She was an incredible and inspirational person in my life

Rev. Mary Kuhns was a wonderful friend and colleague in faith and social justice work. I am grateful that she moved to Santa Fe. I will miss her greatly.