In loving memory of Kenneth Cunningham II

It is with broken hearts that we come together to mourn the passing of Kenneth Cunningham II. The news of his tragic passing have left his family, friends, and community stunned and devastated. As we come to terms with this unimaginable loss, we are reaching out to our extended network for support in organizing a funeral to honor the life of this beautiful soul.

On January 3, 2024, the morning of his 40th birthday Kenneth Cunningham II was shot and killed by a jealous ex-boyfriend of the woman he had recently started seeing. His killer drove for over an hour to the residence (Smyrna, GA)of Kenneth and pretended to be an (Amazon) delivery driver. Kenneth was shot in the back 8 times while trying to flee. Several family members had just flown in to Atlanta to surprise Kenneth for his 40th birthday only to hear of his passing hours into the day from police.

Kenneth - affectionately known as little Kenny by family, was a beloved son, brother, uncle, nephew, cousin, and friend. We are coming together to raise funds for a memorial and funeral service that will celebrate the life of Kenneth. He was outgoing, funny, kind and loved his family above all. He was especially close with his sister KaRita, as they were not new to tragedy, having lost their mother to cancer as teens.

The funds raised will go towards covering the costs associated with all funeral expenses, along with support for his nephew, Dallas for a future college fund, and any additional support needed by the family at this time.

Your generous contributions and support will make a significant impact in helping the family lay Kenneth to rest.

Please feel free to share this campaign with your friends, family, and communities so we may help to alleviate the financial burden on the family as they navigate through this devastating loss.

The family is incredibly grateful for the outpouring of love, donations and support that has already been shown. Your generosity and kindness will help us celebrate the life of Kenneth Cunningham II.