Mass of the Resurrection was offered Wednesday at Blessed Sacrament Church for Raymond J. Cunningham, 68, a retired member of the board of governors and secretary-treasurer of the Colorado & Southern Railway. Burial was in Mount Olivet.
Cunningham, of 1419 Eudora St, died unexpectedly Monday at home. He was a Denver resident for 47 years.
Born May 29, 1902, in Chicago, Ill., Cunningham was educated at St. Patrick's Academy and DePauw University in Chicago.
He moved to Denver in January 1924 and married Kathleen J. Feeney Sept 7, 1931, in Grand Lake, Colo.
Cunningham was a member of Blessed Sacrament Church and a past chairman of Midwest Treasury Division of the Association of Railroads.
Surviving is his wife; a son, Donald Cunningham, Denver; three daughters, Mrs. Mary Kay Connell, Whittier, Calif., Mrs. JoAnn Baker, Denver, and Mrs. Patricia Carroll, Peru, Ill,; a sister, Mrs. Mary Devereux, Oak Park, Ill, and 10 grandchildren.
Cunningham, of 1419 Eudora St, died unexpectedly Monday at home. He was a Denver resident for 47 years.
Born May 29, 1902, in Chicago, Ill., Cunningham was educated at St. Patrick's Academy and DePauw University in Chicago.
He moved to Denver in January 1924 and married Kathleen J. Feeney Sept 7, 1931, in Grand Lake, Colo.
Cunningham was a member of Blessed Sacrament Church and a past chairman of Midwest Treasury Division of the Association of Railroads.
Surviving is his wife; a son, Donald Cunningham, Denver; three daughters, Mrs. Mary Kay Connell, Whittier, Calif., Mrs. JoAnn Baker, Denver, and Mrs. Patricia Carroll, Peru, Ill,; a sister, Mrs. Mary Devereux, Oak Park, Ill, and 10 grandchildren.
Mass of the Resurrection was offered Wednesday at Blessed Sacrament Church for Raymond J. Cunningham, 68, a retired member of the board of governors and secretary-treasurer of the Colorado & Southern Railway. Burial was in Mount Olivet.
Cunningham, of 1419 Eudora St, died unexpectedly Monday at home. He was a Denver resident for 47 years.
Born May 29, 1902, in Chicago, Ill., Cunningham was educated at St. Patrick's Academy and DePauw University in Chicago.
He moved to Denver in January 1924 and married Kathleen J. Feeney Sept 7, 1931, in Grand Lake, Colo.
Cunningham was a member of Blessed Sacrament Church and a past chairman of Midwest Treasury Division of the Association of Railroads.
Surviving is his wife; a son, Donald Cunningham, Denver; three daughters, Mrs. Mary Kay Connell, Whittier, Calif., Mrs. JoAnn Baker, Denver, and Mrs. Patricia Carroll, Peru, Ill,; a sister, Mrs. Mary Devereux, Oak Park, Ill, and 10 grandchildren.
Cunningham, of 1419 Eudora St, died unexpectedly Monday at home. He was a Denver resident for 47 years.
Born May 29, 1902, in Chicago, Ill., Cunningham was educated at St. Patrick's Academy and DePauw University in Chicago.
He moved to Denver in January 1924 and married Kathleen J. Feeney Sept 7, 1931, in Grand Lake, Colo.
Cunningham was a member of Blessed Sacrament Church and a past chairman of Midwest Treasury Division of the Association of Railroads.
Surviving is his wife; a son, Donald Cunningham, Denver; three daughters, Mrs. Mary Kay Connell, Whittier, Calif., Mrs. JoAnn Baker, Denver, and Mrs. Patricia Carroll, Peru, Ill,; a sister, Mrs. Mary Devereux, Oak Park, Ill, and 10 grandchildren.
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