Mr. Cunningham came to Wyoming with his parents in 1917. The family first settled at Lusk. Ed had made his home in this vicinity since then, working as a cowboy and ranch hand for a number of outfits. He was on a ranch near Worland when he took ill. He passed away in the Worland hospital.
He was inducted into army service in 1943, but was given a medical discharge early in 1944. While in service he was an army cook at a New Mexico training camp. He never married.
Surviving are his father and step-mother of Shawnee; three sisters, Mrs. Irene Maguire of Lance Creek, Mrs. Doris Brose of North Hollywood, Calif.; and Mrs. Jessie Roush of Douglas; two brothers, Lyle of Shanwee and Francis C., now with the navy in the south Pacific.
Information was obtained from his obituary in the Douglas Budget March 29, 1945.
He was inducted into army service in 1943, but was given a medical discharge early in 1944. While in service he was an army cook at a New Mexico training camp. He never married.
Surviving are his father and step-mother of Shawnee; three sisters, Mrs. Irene Maguire of Lance Creek, Mrs. Doris Brose of North Hollywood, Calif.; and Mrs. Jessie Roush of Douglas; two brothers, Lyle of Shanwee and Francis C., now with the navy in the south Pacific.
Information was obtained from his obituary in the Douglas Budget March 29, 1945.
Mr. Cunningham came to Wyoming with his parents in 1917. The family first settled at Lusk. Ed had made his home in this vicinity since then, working as a cowboy and ranch hand for a number of outfits. He was on a ranch near Worland when he took ill. He passed away in the Worland hospital.
He was inducted into army service in 1943, but was given a medical discharge early in 1944. While in service he was an army cook at a New Mexico training camp. He never married.
Surviving are his father and step-mother of Shawnee; three sisters, Mrs. Irene Maguire of Lance Creek, Mrs. Doris Brose of North Hollywood, Calif.; and Mrs. Jessie Roush of Douglas; two brothers, Lyle of Shanwee and Francis C., now with the navy in the south Pacific.
Information was obtained from his obituary in the Douglas Budget March 29, 1945.
He was inducted into army service in 1943, but was given a medical discharge early in 1944. While in service he was an army cook at a New Mexico training camp. He never married.
Surviving are his father and step-mother of Shawnee; three sisters, Mrs. Irene Maguire of Lance Creek, Mrs. Doris Brose of North Hollywood, Calif.; and Mrs. Jessie Roush of Douglas; two brothers, Lyle of Shanwee and Francis C., now with the navy in the south Pacific.
Information was obtained from his obituary in the Douglas Budget March 29, 1945.
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