Kenneth’s journey began July 16, 1925 in Dallas, St. Andrew Jamaica with his parents Elijah and Ethel Cunningham. He was the youngest of four boys, two girls, and lived to the ripe old age of 92 years. He was a tailor by trade, and moved to Kingston to find work in his early twenties. He loved to play the organ and sing in church.
Kenneth met his beautiful wife the late Merlin who preceded him in death four years ago. While working as a tailor Kenneth saw the need to further his education so he decided to learn another trade and became a shoemaker.
Kenneth then migrated to Birmingham, England where he became a bus driver. Wanting a better opportunity for his family he migrated again to New York, and then to Florida where he retired. During his retirement Kenneth loved to travel, and his greatest past-time was tending his lawn.
Left to mourn Kenneth is his three beautiful children, Errol, Lorna, and Francene, the many grand children, great grand children, nieces and nephews.
