Red Barn Market Nursery Owner Dennis Kupchenko Announces Sale of Business

Tacoma, WALocal News

Dennis Kupchenko, the owner of Red Barn Market & Nursery in Puyallup, has announced his intention to sell the business he has cherished since 2018, with the property at 14407 94th Ave. E. listed for sale starting January 1. In a touching social media message, Kupchenko shared that the market has been more than just a business; it has been a vital part of his life and connection to the community. He faced significant challenges during his ownership, including a burglary that resulted in community support raising nearly $20,000 for repairs.

Having immigrated from Moldova at the age of three, Kupchenko expressed gratitude for living the American Dream and the community that supported him in growing the business. As he looks forward to the next chapter, he hopes to find a buyer who respects the legacy of the Red Barn Market & Nursery, emphasizing that the market was about more than products; it was about the relationships built with customers. His heartfelt message resonates with the community, highlighting the importance of local businesses in fostering connections.

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