FARROW STANLEY KUHN affectionately called "Stan" departed this life on May 8, 2024, in The Villages Florida. He was born on August 13, 1941, in Detroit Michigan to the late Robert H and Florence P. Kuhn.

Stan attended the Wilbur Wright Co-operative High School where he received a High School Diploma. He was very ambitious and decided to pursue an Associate of Science Degree from Henry Ford Community College and a Certificate in Fire Science from Macomb County Community College. After completing his studies, Stan enlisted in the Air Force and was promoted to Technical Sergeant and finally to Master Sergeant before leaving via honorably discharge.

After leaving the Military, Stan attended the Henry Ford Community College where he studied Tool & Die making. He accepted employment with Ford Motor Company where he worked for 25 years and then retired.

In 1971, Stan met and married Joyce Thomas, from that union they were blessed with a son Eric Shawn Kuhn and a step-daughter Adrian Thomas. He is survived by his granddaughters Alyana, Nya and step-granddaughter Keshia Thomas. A step-grandson -Allessandro Yates, daughter-in-law Latoya, One Sister Joyce. Stan was preceded in death by all six (6) of his brothers – Hollister, Ralph, Reginald, William, Kenneth and Stewart. He is survived by a host of nieces, nephews, in-laws, cousins, relatives, and friends in Detroit Michigan including nieces – Nikki and Kimberley.

After Stan retired, Stan decided that Florida and The Villages would be his final home and he relocated here more than twenty-plus years ago. Stan enjoyed traveling and had visited many countries including Europe, Africa, China, and Australia. He enjoyed line dancing and played golf and card games with his friends. Stan also loved to go out and eat with Annamae & Guy Jalbert and on Thursdays with Ed, Vaughn, and Chuck. Stan had many long-time friends in Florida and the Villages such as Cyrus Walker and Cassandra Hughes to name a few.

When Stan could no longer live on his own, he chose to move into Buffalo Crossings Assisted Living Facilities in The Villages. Stan was very active and was a part of the African American Club and the Veterans Club where he attended many of the activities. Stan would light up a room where ever he went and made friends easily, he knew almost all of the residents and staff names in the Assisted Living facility. He was loved by many and will be missed.

Stan, we love and miss you daily. Sleep on and take your rest. Jesus loves you the best.