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1946
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2011
James CUNNINGHAM Obituary
James M., devoted husband of Karyl Cunningham; loving son of Rosie Fountain, also survived by other relatives & friends. Passed February 11, 2011 at age 65. Friends may call Saturday, 10am until time of service 11am at Trinity Baptist Church, 6320 Chandler St. Arrangements by Thompson, Hall & Jordan Funeral Home.
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Aries Newton
February 24, 2011
Jim Cunningham
February 23, 2011
Jim Cunningham
February 23, 2011
Wayne Hicks
February 23, 2011
I worked with Jim for many years within BDPA. He was a remarkable IT professional with knowledge and a willingness to share his insights with others. He did great work with National College in Cincinnati as well. I was pleased to speak with his students at National College re: entrepreneurship. Jim was a remarkable role model and he will be sorely missed by all who worked in the IT industry with him. His family is in our thoughts and prayers.
Teno Stanley
February 17, 2011
Aunt Rosie, Dwayne and the Cunningham family,
Our deepest sympathies go out to you in your time of sorrow. Know that through it all, God is with you. Your in our thoughts and prayers. Cousin Teno, Lisa, Brandon and Nicholas Stanley.
Mitch Belew
February 17, 2011
Jim was a fine man and all who knew him loved him. He was my student at Southern Ohio College in Cincinnati back in 2004, and later became an instructor who taught with me at Beckfield College in Florence KY. I admired Jim for his persistence and integrity. I have lost a true friend with the passing of Jim but know the world is a better place because he was here. I will miss you Jim.
Brenda McMillon Wiggins
February 17, 2011
We were so saddened to hear of Melvin's passing. We have fond memories of childhood years spent as next door neighbors.
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