Kevin Kuharic lives in Georgetown, CO. He fundraises, manages projects, monitors compliance with historic preservation standards, and promotes history through tourism. He began his preservation career in 1989 at Oakland Cemetery (Atlanta, GA). His professional accomplishments have been acknowledged by four Atlanta mayors. His contributions to the field of cemetery preservation were honored by the Atlanta Urban Design Commission when they named him recipient of the Jenny D. Thurston Award for an Outstanding Preservation Professional; his sensitive, thorough, and systematic repair of Oakland Cemetery after the March 2008 Atlanta tornado was recognized by the AUDC with an Award of Excellence for an Individual. He has worked at the Morris-Butler House (Indianapolis), Tullie Smith House (Atlanta), and Fox Theatre (Atlanta). He serves as executive director of Hotel de Paris Museum, a Site of the National Trust for Historic Preservation and a member of the Great American Treasures museum alliance.

Kevin Kuharic lives in Georgetown, CO. He fundraises, manages projects, monitors compliance with historic preservation standards, and promotes history through tourism. He began his preservation career in 1989 at Oakland Cemetery (Atlanta, GA). His professional accomplishments have been acknowledged by four Atlanta mayors. His contributions to the field of cemetery preservation were honored by the Atlanta Urban Design Commission when they named him recipient of the Jenny D. Thurston Award for an Outstanding Preservation Professional; his sensitive, thorough, and systematic repair of Oakland Cemetery after the March 2008 Atlanta tornado was recognized by the AUDC with an Award of Excellence for an Individual. He has worked at the Morris-Butler House (Indianapolis), Tullie Smith House (Atlanta), and Fox Theatre (Atlanta). He serves as executive director of Hotel de Paris Museum, a Site of the National Trust for Historic Preservation and a member of the Great American Treasures museum alliance.