Lillian Rose Preysz Cunningham

I worked for the Cunninghams in the Spring of 1966 when a coat and tie were required for dinner at the Breakers. A wonderful experience for me...running a hotel...am sorry for your loss.

Felix Rogers (I was 21)

Jane I forgot to tell you the phone number and email address you sent did not come through so I could not contact you .

I hadn't seen Billy for a few years, since I was only an acqaintance from years ago. Like many, I knew Colleen too, and was closer to her. But when Billy was around, she was in charge. Great fun, many times.

Hello Jane yes My mother was Sara Jane ,Your fathers sister I can tell you what I know ,You also have a cousin in Colorado ,John Cunningham.Please give me a call 3046365604 my number is also in the phone book for Elkins,W.V. email [email protected] Also sorry to hear about your sister.

In the years I had the pure honor to be her caregiver in her home, I never met a woman I loved and admired as much. She was one of a kind and loved by many. Her family became my family and my heart goes out to them. She loved her sister Joe so much and is now with her and her best friend who died 8 days before her Colleen. I know heaven will never be the same with the three of them up there together. I hope to see them again someday when its my time cause I miss them so much. Billie was a very intelligent woman with the most beautiful skin for her age. She never thought of herself as old, and felt young at heart all the time. She has made me laugh and cry with all the stories of her life. I will treasure my memories with her always. God Bless You Billie Cunningham. I love you!

You will be miss dearly.

"A girl should be two things: classy and fabulous." – Coco Chanel

Billie was both - and she will be missed.

Rest in Peace one of my favorite residents "Billie Billie" you will surely be missed and there wont be a time that I pass your room and not think of you.
Kim CNA caregiver

I always thoroughly enjoyed Aunt Bille.She was such a character. Josie will be glad to see her. I know she will be missed by all.

I will miss Ms.Cunningham dearly I was one of the aids that took care of her at the commons she always put a smile on my face when she sees me, I will miss her calling me her brat she is one of a kind and no one will replace her. REST IN PEACE BILLIE U WILL BE MISSED DEARLY.

I am sorry to hear about my Aunt Billie,s passing .May she rest in peace and my condolences to the family.My prayers are with you from your nephew.

It was the mid-70's ... I was in my mid-20's - the beach was a great place to live; I was just starting a couple of businesses and although I'd graduated with SEVERAL talented and beautiful girls from MBHS both behind me and a few years ahead of my Class of '68 "Billie" Cunningham, Dottie Forrester, "Stu" Bauer and Norma Bullard - hard-charging "Dunes Club Ladies" all, PLUS Dot Bishop from Pine Lakes were the "women" I was "in-love" with back then (always from a respectable distance).

They were smart, eloquent and business-oriented, all of them entrepreneural 'salesmen' for Myrtle Beach ... all of 'em friendly, helpful, funny and engaging - all of them twice my age or more but so smart it wasn't funny.

Since its founding Myrtle Beach has always been blessed with smart men who weren't afraid to work hard to make things work. Well, we've had our share of smart women, too.

Billie Cunningham was kind to me, she encouraged me and she made me laugh.

Her entire life was a celebration, my condolences to her family. Billie touched many lives in so many positive ways. Rest in peace.

My sincere prayers and thoughts are with you. I know in my heart Billie and Colleen are now celebrating together.

May she rest in peace and happiness now with her sister. I will remember her fondly. I was honored to get to know her cleaning her home for many years. She was a delightful lady.

Rest in peace my dear Aunt Billie. Your spunk will be greatly missed by our family.