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Joseph Paul Cunningham Hauserman
July 23, 2008
There are so many things I could have thanked you for today. Your acts of kindness have influenced my life.
You had given me front row center tickets to see Paul McCartney and Wings in 1976! It had inspired me to continue to play music like Paul could. I shook hands with Linda McCartney...unforgettable.
You introduced me to this new thing called FM radio...WOW! You also guided me with my table manners as you looked at me with this BIG SMILE of astonishment, shock, and disgust as you exclaimed aloud..."Please chew with your mouth closed!" dinner has never been the same....
Thank you for serving our country. I only wish I could have told you this when you were still here.
I remember, I heard in our basement on your awesome Quadraphonic Stereo, as you finished this beautiful wood furniture, the song, "Whiter Shade Of Pale". I play Procol Harum , "Whiter Shade Of Pale" on my keyboard and remember you.(The song remembers when!) You brought beauty and new life to old wood...fantastic.
Wishing you and all of our family love.
- Joe
Robert Cunningham
July 21, 2008
I did not know Uncle Bob that well, but what I do remember was that he and Aunt Bunney were always very nice to me. I am sorry that we moved away and that I did not get to know him better.
Jo-Anne Cunningham (Carter)
July 20, 2008
I only know stories of Bobby and the family from my sister Peggy and Little Janet, I love hearing about all of the Cunningham's. When we lose someone even not knowing them personally, it is a blow to us all. God Bless you all who were lucky enough to know Bobby, and to those who never had the pleasure.
Maryfran Stulginsky
July 18, 2008
We met because your were sick. And only three times. I will never forget our time together. Funny how God arranges these things. Thankyou for touching my life. I'll be looking for you again in heaven!
maryfran, parish nurse
Janet Ward
July 17, 2008
Was so nice to have a little visit with Dad, Uncle Tom, and share a few memories...God Bless you and say a warm hello to all of our family at that big dinner table in Heaven! Love, Janet
Little Peggy [Cunningham] Clampitt
July 16, 2008
From playing as a child to seeing you go off to Viet Nam to getting well loved e-mails from you I have always loved you Bobby. Tell the family hello from me and I'll see them when it's my time. Go with God.
Janet Elizabeth Cunningham-Fleming
July 16, 2008
I am "honored" to have shared in your Journey, my Beautiful, Sweet cousin of mine. Our Family was richer for you gifts of mind, body and spirit. I will Love you FOR forever and a day! Little Janet, July 16, 2008
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