Solutions to Violence | Beverly Kuhn | India | July 9, 2026

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Beverly Kuhn was born into a religious family in Tecumseh Michigan to Caroline and Arthur Shaw. She is the youngest of 11 with 3 sisters and 7 brothers. Beverly Kuhn is married and has 4 children and 4 grandchildren. She retired as a case manager from Jewish hospital and Walgreens Infusion Pharmacy. Being retired, she has had the opportunity to travel and see places that was once only in her imagination. Beverly Kuhn is here today to tell us about her trip to India.

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