Birth date: Sep 4, 1942 Death date: Aug 2, 2016
Robert D. “Rob” Cunningham 73, of Syracuse, passed away unexpectedly at home on Tuesday, August 2, 2016. He was best known in Syracuse as 93Q radio’s personality with the rich baritone voice during the 1980s-90s. At the time of hi Read Obituary
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Kathy and I will sincerely miss Rob, his great sense of humor, and his wonderful voice. While we can't be there at this time, we extend our deepest sympathy to Shelia and the family. May he rest in peace
My thoughts and prayers are with my husband, Doug Cunningham, his brother, Mike, and our 2nd mom, Shelia. The kids and I so wish we could be there for help and support during this difficult time. Jake, Becca, Mikey, and Katelynn send their love and fond memories of Rob. He will be sorely missed. Gone too soon....
I can still hear him saying "Hello there" whenever I answer the phone. That voice and his kindness will stay with me forever. So, so glad we were able to come spend a week with Rob & Shelia recently. It had been too long, and we had a wonderful time. He always had a smile on his face and in his heart. We love and miss you.
I literally owe my radio career to Rob. He was the one who wanted my Orangewatch reports on 93Q, which led to my full time hire in the business. He was a pros pro and a heck of a guy. I'm very sorry for your loss. My deepest condolences to all.
We understand what a difficult time this will be for all of You. The painful loss and hurt only get marginally better with time. I found it most helpful to remember the good times and best parts of growing older together with close family.
Please know that Kristin, Ashley, Troy and I are remembering the great vacations and camping trips. There were good times in Charlotte, Rochester & Webster and many other family gatherings. We had golf outings in Rochester and Syracuse and parties at Vinney's house on the river. One of my fondest memories was the first trip to the Outer Banks when the kids were very small and Troy got slivers on his feet from the deck. It has been a very rich experience having the pleasure and honor to be able to have Rob and Sheila in our lives. Rob and Sheila are so special to us that they are more like parents to Kristin & I and grandparent to our children Ashley & Troy. Rob will be greatly missed by everyone who knew him but even more by the ones who loved him most. We are so very sorry for your loss and our prayers are with you.
Tom & Kristin Lehmann
I was glad to be p[art of the 93Q team when Rob was there. He was so talented, and back in the days when air shifts were live, he rarely mad mistakes. I will miss his welcome phrase "hey guy!" My heartfelt sympathies to Rob's entire family.
Tony Fallico
