Obituary of Clifford Seymour Kuhn

Clifford Seymour Kuhn, age 51, of Tucson, Arizona, was a proud resident of the diverse A Mountain neighborhood & a phenomenal shining light in the world of creative originalists in music, art, & social justice. He was the youngest child & the second son of Priscilla Seymour Kuhn & Martin Clifford Kuhn a Tucson. During his exciting life, he traveled and /or lived in Mexico, Guatemala, Paraguay, Hawaii, Ne Zealand, Europe, West Coast America, etc. playing & composing music with renowned bands in unique places. He was a talented band leader, scheduler, guitar player, drummer, publicist, manager, and song writer/ singer of the Mole Hill Orkestra as well as their road trek VW bus driver. He was a superb Chef, a brew supervisor, a retirement and assisted living staffer, a metallurgical laboratory technician & off shore supervisor of titanium & iron plants, a Board Member of Kuhn Engineering & Construction & a Manager of the R&D Dept of MAG (Minerals Advisory Group). And music was always instrumental to his personal life the learning, cultural immersion, jobs, mentoring and caring. He was sometimes quirky but always good and there for family & friends. He had your back. He was progress Clifford, beloved partner of Jesse Serrato and brother of Katherine Edith Kuhn & Fletcher Truman Kuhn, died unexpectedly from an intense bacterial infection at St. Mary's Hospital on August 6". His immediate family, including Jesse Serrato, the Josephine Seymour Lane, the Patience Purdy familie: with nephews. nieces, cousins, uncles, aunts & a host of childhood and adulthood close friends worlc wide revered this truth teller, guitar playing, literary writer, kindness practitioner,and frequent spirit fun, inclusion and affirmations, all with passion .He read much, shared much ,was a keen student of politics with in many regions, dialects, indigenous civilizations. He climbed mountains from the Dragoons in Arizona to mountains and trailways abroad, was a desert hiker ,a camper ,a flam Chen dancer, a family man, a pioneer Member of the Day of the Dead celebration in Tucson, a giver of grea yard parties , a lover of his & Jesse's dogs, Zen, June & Stinky. Clifford was the best of goodness and we loved him. RIP dear Clifford!