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Mr. Frank Henry Cunningham

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Mr. Frank Henry Cunningham, age 68, of Fairview, Indiana, entered this life on December 13, 1957 in Cincinnati, Ohio. He was the son of the late Robert Howard Cunningham II. and Patricia (Boetticher) Cunningham. Frank spent his early childhood in Price Hill, Ohio, before his family moved to Delhi, Ohio. The Cunningham family relocated to Bracken County, Kentucky, where they made their home on a farm. Frank attended Brookville High School and it was during those years that his strong work ethic and ability to work with his hands began to take shape. Frank was united in marriage to Tracy Michelle Robbe on July 1, 2000 at the St. Mary’s Catholic Church in Bethel, Ohio. Together, Frank and Tracy shared a loving marriage and built a life filled with many wonderful memories. Prior to making their home in Fairview, Indiana, they resided in Aberdeen for several years.
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Mr. Frank Henry Cunningham

Mr. Frank Henry Cunningham, age 68, of Fairview, Indiana, entered this life on December 13, 1957 in Cincinnati, Ohio. He was the son of the late Robert Howard Cunningham II. and Patricia (Boetticher) Cunningham. Frank spent his early childhood in Price Hill, Ohio, before his family moved to Delhi, Ohio. The Cunningham family relocated to Bracken County, Kentucky, where they made their home on a farm. Frank attended Brookville High School and it was during those years that his strong work ethic and ability to work with his hands began to take shape. Frank was united in marriage to Tracy Michelle Robbe on July 1, 2000 at the St. Mary’s Catholic Church in Bethel, Ohio. Together, Frank and Tracy shared a loving marriage and built a life filled with many wonderful memories. Prior to making their home in Fairview, Indiana, they resided in Aberdeen for several years. Throughout his working career, Frank was employed in the printing industry and worked in the printing department for Viva Color in Eastgate, Ohio. He was also employed with AEP Flexo, Southern Graphics, and Photo Type for several years before retiring in 2020. While printing was his profession, Frank’s talents extended far beyond his career. A carpenter by trade and a true jack of all trades, Frank began building and remodeling homes while in his twenties. There seemed to be very little he could not build, repair, or figure out. Whether he was working on a home, tackling a new project, or simply lending his skills wherever they were needed, Frank took great pride in working with his hands. He genuinely enjoyed staying busy, creating things, and seeing a project through from beginning to end. In 2019, Frank began building what would become his and Tracy’s forever retirement home in Fairview, Indiana. The home was completed in 2020 and became a special place for Frank and Tracy to enjoy. Frank also had a great love for animals and found happiness in the simple things in life. He was a member of St. Mary’s Catholic Church in Bethel, Ohio. Frank lived a wonderful life defined by hard work, determination, and an incredible ability to build, repair, and create. More importantly, he was a devoted husband and a man who cared deeply for his family. The things Frank built throughout his lifetime will remain a testament to his talented hands, but the life he built with those he loved will remain his greatest legacy. Frank passed away at 11:10 p.m., Tuesday, September 22, 2026, at his residence. Frank will be lovingly remembered by his wife, Tracy Michelle (Robbe) Cunningham of Fairview, IN and other family members. Frank’s wishes were to be cremated with no formal services. Haskell & Morrison Funeral Home is assisting the family. www.haskellandmorrison.com

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