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Mr. Kuhn died June 12, 1978 in Alexandria.
Born in Paragould, Arkansas, Mr. Kuhn was a retired executive for the Exxon Oil Company and the Arabian-American Oil Company. He was the inv ntor of the single bow mooring berth for super tankers in off-shore loading used around the world. Mr. Kuhn retired six years ago to farm "Jebeltane" in Washington. Va.
Surviving are his wife, Marion Kuhn, two daughters, Karen Kuhn of Richmond and Christine Kuhn, at home; two sons, John Kuhn and Paul Kuhn, at home; his mother, Mrs. Josephine Huber of Tulsa, Okla.; and one brother, Darrell Kuhn of Tulsa, Okla.
The family kindly requests no flowers and suggests that donations be made to the Washington, Va.. Volunteer Rescue Squad or to Lynn House in Alexandria instead.
Jenkins
A graveside service was held for Milton Moffett Jenkins of Culpeper Wednesday, at the Amissville Baptist Cemetery. Mr. Jenkins died at home on Saturday, June 10, 1978.
Mr. Jenkins was the son of James Milton Jenkins and Bernice Woodward Jenkins of Culpeper. He had been associated with Tastee Freeze since 1954 and owned the Madison Tastee Freeze, Orange Big Tee and the Big J Froste Freeze in Ruckersville.
He is survived by his wife, Norma Quick Jenkins; three sons. Donald E. Jenkins, James D. Jenkins and Matthew M. Jenkins of Culpeper; and one brother, James L. Jenkins of MtoMnftun. JX£el • . * He was a member of the Amissville Baptist Church. The pallbearers will be Larry Jenkins. A. C. Corbin, Gary Jenkins, Jake Bell. Steven Corbin, John Baldwin Jr.. Larry Baldwin and Donald Yowell.
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—Carlyle
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