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Eugene Stephen Fuhrman was born October 19th,1963 in Erie, Pennsylvania. He passed on July 4th 2025 at the age of 61. He was raised by his parents Eugene and Nancy Fuhrman. There he grew up with four brothers and one sister, George, Bill, Jean Anne, Chris, and Johnny. He attended school at Sacred Heart grade school where he was a devoted altar boy. He spent time as a Cub Scout, paper boy, riding his bike, and playing baseball. As a teenager he enjoyed spending time with his friends and working on his car. After graduating from Technical Memorial High School he moved to Washington state. There he attended technical computer school. He enjoyed drawing, which led to a career in drafting where he met Kari. Eugene worked for the Boeing Company as an IT Systems Administrator for 29 years.
He was survived by his wife, Kari Fuhrman and daughters Kym, Krystina, and Jennifer. As well as his grandchildren Kane, Jakson, Noah, and Kolby. Eugene valued time with his extended family, Ken, Tracey, and their children Tristen, Steven, Amanda, and Eric. He was best known for his big personality, sense of humor, thoughtfulness, and kindness towards others. He had a big heart and loved to show his affection by hosting and cooking. He enjoyed traveling with his family and taking vacations together. He always made holidays and birthdays special for his family. Eugene enjoyed coin collecting in his spare time. He spent time gardening and took pride in his roses. He loved playing his favorite games at the Casino and playing scratch tickets daily. He was often very lucky. He enjoyed watching the Mariners with his Mother-in-law, Sally. He will be remembered for always gifting the women in his life with flowers. Eugene was an exceptional husband, dad, and grandpa. He will be greatly missed.
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