Alan Cunningham

Alan remains in many of his brother firefighter hearts. I met him when we were both in SAFD Drill School in 1968. We were both Vietnam Navy veterans recently back from the war. Throughout our careers we continued to run across each other and I was always glad to see his big warm smile and his welcome "How the hell are you Hec". Every time I dust off the old 1927 ALF fire truck at the museum, I think of him and the crew that got it running for us. You were taken from our ranks to soon may you continue your Rest in Peace My Brother. I hope to see you once again on the flip side.

I'm so sorry for your loss. May you have comfort through the scriptures that were written beforehand for our comfort.

Alan was the best at his profession because he cared about everyone. I am blessed to have known him. Heaven is rewarded to have received him !

My heart breaks for Rhonda & Casey. Alan was "one of a kind" & had a heart of gold. I'll never forget his smile. Everyone loved him; you couldn't help it. He was such a sweet person. His friends & family are in my thoughts & prayers. I'll never forget you dear friend!

So sad to hear of Alan's passing. We will keep your family in our prayers.

Alan was a dedicated professional, giving 28 years out of his career with the SAFD as a Paramedic caring for the citizens of San Antonio. He will be deeply missed by many, but never forgotten for his giving, work, kindness and smile.