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Mel passed away on August 17, 2022 of a heart attack. No arrangements have been made at this time.
Mel Cunningham
March 16, 1950 - August 17, 2022
The Cunningham family is sad to announce the passing of our beloved Mel on August 17, 2022.
His kind heart, generous soul, and his witty humor will be dearly missed by everyone whose lives he touched.
Mel was a member of Colonial Country Club for over 60 years and loved playing golf. With his love of golf, he was able to teach Cole Wilson, step grandson, the game and Cole was able to golf in tournament for Argle High School and won state Championship in 2017.
Mel was an avid snow shier and enjoyed skiing in the Rocky Mountains of Colorado.
Graduated from Paschal high School 1968
Graduated from Stephen F. Austin 1974
Owner of Ascent Custom home where he built custom home in the Ft. Worth and Mansfield area.
Mel is survived by his wife Sue Ann; sister, Sally Eves; step grandchildren and many nieces and nephews and great nieces and nephews.
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Wade Clements
So sorry about the passing of Mel. Sending love and prayers
Wade Clements
Randy McFarland
Sorry to hear of Mel's passing. He was hard to know, but easy to like.
Carl Weisser
Mel was always friendly to me and had a cheerful personality. Very likable and easy to be around. The classes and day-to-day experiences are a blur to me now but looking back now I remember a tall gentle soul that I never heard an unkind word from, don't ever remember him being angry. Not shy but not bold. I can't remember him not smiling. Sad to hear of his passing.
Dennis Baum
Mel was a righteous Dude. An all around good guy. May he rest in peace.
Susan Coleman (Russell)
Was so saddened to here about Mel. We shared so many good times together from tanglewood through paschal. I remember in middle school he got a motor bike and taught me how to ride it and shift gears....we had some fun! Out of the guys I called friend, he truly was one of my best . I will miss you Mel and will cherish the memories ❤️🙏
Chris Hawkins
Mel and I were well acquainted at McLean and Paschal but were together more off and on after the late '70's. Haven't seen Mel in a few years now, but what I remember most was that we saw humor in the same things and would always endup laughing to the point of tears. Sad to think we'll never do that again.
Chris Hawkins
Suzie Allen (Graf)
I am so sorry to hear of Mel's passing. He was always smiling and was a great friend to everyone.