Edith Cunningham Obituary

Edith Ann Cunningham March 9, 1953 - November 19, 2018 Predeceased by parents Alice Gauther, Francis Cunningham and step-father Richard Collins, husbands Fred Loyie and Michael Cunningham, sister Barbara Willier, nephew Alexander Holmes and brother-in-law Angelo Bortolon. Survived by sisters Rose, Gloria (Ron), Janie (Phillip), Angeline, Ruth (Bo), sons, Scott (Lisa), Robert (Sharon), Michael, Nick (Yvette), Derek (Trina), Shane (Cara) and Fred Jr. Grandchildren, Corey, Joel, Samantha, Patience, Georgia, Gracie, Milla, Breeze, Faith and Phoenix. Viewing will be on Thurs, Nov 29 from 7-9pm with a memorial service at 11am on Fri, Nov 30, both at PG Funeral Service at 1014 Douglas St. Potluck luncheon at 1pm at the Pineview Hall located at 6470 Bendixon Rd. Edith was strong woman who loved fiercely. She will be forever missed.

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Published by Prince George Citizen from Nov. 28 to Nov. 30, 2018.

Memories and Condolences
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Eugene Kwon

December 1, 2018

May your friends and family be of comfort to you in this time of loss. What comforted me the most is the scriptures where the God of all comfort gives us peace. We all look forward to a time where we can see our loved ones again. My sincere condolences to your family.

Ann Bozoki

November 30, 2018

Going to miss you at the hockey games, Edith.
Lots of love,
Ann

November 29, 2018

heartfelt condolences to family and Scott so sorry with prayers exAPLW June McMukkrn BA

Nicole Kipling

November 29, 2018

Our deepest sympathy to my many relatives ,thinking of all of you at this tough time , Nikki Carifelle-Kipling

Beth Lacey

November 28, 2018

I will miss your sense of humor. You always put a smile on my face

donna Heidelbach

November 28, 2018

We will all miss Edith at the Bingo Hall and she was one strong and happy woman THIS IS FOR YOU MISS EDITH "BINGO"

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