10 years … how time flies.
I’ve always admired Steve’s professionalism and commitment to Kurn Hattin throughout these years.

Kim has always been dedicated, smart, persistent, and determined. She always found a delightful way to get to her agenda for Kurn Hattin. I’ll miss her heart and soul.

It has been a pleasure to work with Steve during his time at Kurn Hattin. I know he has made a difference.

Steve navigated and led KHH through multiple challenges that just kept on coming and he did so with grace, honor, humility, optimism, and the best interests of KHH and the children at his core at all times. Steve’s vision for a stronger, healthier KHH has remained in the forefront for his 10-year tenure at the organization. Steve has been a wonderful and valued partner and is a true friend. 

Steve has helped Kurn Hattin to navigate some rough seas and has put us into fair weather and calmer waters. I thank you Steve, for taking care of My Home … My House!  

Kim was absolutely flawless in building relationships and representing the wonderful institution that is Kurn Hattin. 

It has been such a pleasure to meet and work with Kim. Over many years, her dedication and sincerity made it so easy to connect with Kurn Hattin.

Steve has always impressed me with his inquiring mind and his ongoing search for things he could do to better support the kids.

We’ve known each other for more than 20 years and Kim has done a great job. She’s very friendly, dedicated to the work, and shows a passion for kids and school. Her optimism and care have meant a lot to me.

From my first arrival at Kurn Hattin as a new employee, Kim Fine took me under her wing; she served as a cheerleader, sounding board, and a coach. I will always be inspired by her dedication to her work and to making the world a better place. Kim is kindhearted, funny, and always the most determined person in the room. I am honored to have been her colleague and blessed to call her a friend.

Kim is a part of us. We’ll miss her; she’s been very attentive and always puts the children first.

Steve always put the children first, ensuring they were safe and receiving a quality education. Steve met difficult challenges with a strong moral conscience and great integrity. Kurn Hattin is blessed to have had Steve Harrison as executive director.

Steve performed superbly, even under very trying circumstances. His steady hand will be missed at Kurn Hattin.

Her professionalism and dedication brought alumni together. She modeled how to be helpful and committed to the Homes and the children. She’s a great person, a connector I’ll greatly miss.  

We would like to thank Kim for stopping by with a little jug of maple syrup 20 years ago. Her belief in the children of Kurn Hattin has been magnificent and influential in getting us to make the Homes a priority.

For decades, Kim Fine was the constant north star of our continued connection and support of the mission of Kurn Hattin. Because of Kim and her warm reminders of all that Kurn Hattin offers and that it takes a village to do so, I continue to support it—and Jeff and I have included it in our trust. Wishing Kim fair winds and following seas!

Our similar professional training in Ministry has been a shared bond of commonality. We have supported and prayed for each other over the years and now I hope that as our paths diverge, we will continue to be united in faith, fulfilling God’s will in all things.

Our similar professional training in Ministry has been a shared bond of commonality. We have supported and prayed for each other over the years and now I hope that as our paths diverge, we will continue to be united in faith, fulfilling God’s will in all things.