Caroline E. Cunningham

Our sincere belated condolences from the Nolan family formerly of O´Hare Drive, Lagrangeville, New York

I just learned today about Caroline's passing. I saw her name listed in the Simmons Review Magazine. I was Caroline's professor and internship advisor at Simmons so I got to know her quite well and was responsible for lining her up with an internship at Brookline Access Television in her early years at Simmons. This was an experience that would prove to be life-changing for her as she spent several semesters there as an intern, and then became a valued employee. She was then the best intern...

I just read of and am deeply shocked and saddened by losing Caroline.
I remember one day at Brookline Access Television we spoke about two kinds of people: those who have the ability to take the light out of a room and those who brighten it by just walking in the door. Caroline definitely was, and I'm sure still is, a lovely shining light. I remember her humor, talent, dedication and her wonderful rapport with her co-workers and volunteers. She was someone who always worked tirelessly...

Chip....while browsing online I discovered your lose of your fiancee. I'm very sorry. Dotty

How can I say how saddened I am by this news? Caroline's family, friends, and colleagues have my deepest sympathies, warm wishes, and hopes for a happier tomorrow.
I first met Caroline briefly through MassAccess, and then later when I applied and later became the ED of ELCAT. She was a true colleague and friend who advised me and supported my efforts. She was also a great listener. We had many great times travelling to ACM or MassAccess events and learning from the various lectures we...

Caroline was the person responsible for me starting a career in audio and video technology. 2002 I just found out about this..
She was very hard on me at first...made me a better broadcaster...made me a better technician all together. She helped me run the largest and most successful fund raiser the town has ever had. I am so, so sorry..now she dosent have to work all of those crazy hours anymore

I am late in catching up with this sad news. Caroline came here prepared to get involved in the community and she did so early and often with a surprising mix of interests. Her dedication to what was good about Wilbraham was admirable. She will be missed by many.

Mrs. Cunningham helped me with my Gold Award project in Girl Scouts. Without her, I would have had no idea how to operate the equipment and edit videos. I wouldn't have been able to make my documentaries for the school assembly for September 11th. She was always willing to help me out.
When The microburst came to Wilbraham, I was working at the WPA with her. We went into the basement to wait it out. She made me feel much safer and even helped me get back to my house.
I was shocked when...