George P. Cunningham

I just wanted to take this opportunity to say how much brother George meant to all of us. I remember him so fondly growing up especially when he lived with us. He was so talented and had such a great sense of humor. There are two thoughts of George that mean the most to me and I will never forget. One is how much he loved and adored his beautiful daughter Tessa. Even with his weakened state his love for her was so obvious and kept him going. The other thought is how very much George loved...

I wish to express my deepest sympathy to my cousins and to let you know my thoughts and prayers are with you during this difficult time.

My mother was Beatrice(Cunningham)DeRosa from Media, PA
Love,

George's family are in my thoughts and prayers.

I have fond memories of Junior's summer visits on the farm. My sister, brother and I idolized him.

My deepest sympathy to George's daughter, and sisters and brothers. May God grant you the strength, and graces you need to get through this sorrowful time.

I am a cousin - my dad was Otto "Pat" Cunningham (who died in 1972), and my mom is Geraldine (who is 90, and doing pretty good for her age). I remember George, and the older Cunninghams from the reunions of many, many years ago. You are in my thoughts and prayers, God bless you all.

Love, Rita

Hello Cousins. I'm saddened to hear of Sonny's passing. I think about all of you, just never take the time to get in touch.
Regina Shortencarrier did send me a copy of Bernie's letter so I'm up-to-date on all of you. She did say Sonny was in a nursing home, but I never expected to hear this.

Love you guys,
Margie Fox-Gibson (Miller)

Dear Tessa
My love and condolances on the loss of your dad. May you find peace in knowing that your devotion to him in his final days meant the world to him. Celebrate his life and talent - dry your tears and remember that he loved you so very much. God Bless and keep you safe.

MY DEEPEST SYMPATHIES TO THE CUNNINGHAM FAMILY.