Bradley Cunningham

Bradley Almando Cunningham affectionately known as Tazey was born to Beverley Small and Barrington Cunningham at the Victoria Jubilee Hospital on August 19th, 1975. Tazey grew up in Kingston 13 and attended Brown's Basic School; he later attended the Half Way Tree Primary where he was transferred to the Friendship Primary Schools. At the age of 11 years he successfully passed the Common Entrance Examination where he attended the St. Jago High School. Tazey excelled academically in high school, he however wanted to be the master of his own destiny. At the end of High School he sat his mother down to discuss his future where he informed her that he would like to be an entrepreneur rather than pursue college as previously agreed. His mother was an entrepreneur and she taught Tazey everything she knew. He built on her knowledge and excelled in the clothing business. At the age of 20, his first daughter Tracia Cunningham was born, the birth of his first child transformed him into a dotting, more protective dad and a disciplinarian. He always wanted the best for his family, so he decided to migrate to the United States where he pursued other business ventures. He had a love for musi...[more]

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nd always dreamed of owning his own production company. He then became a father to two amazing children, Kashmere and Jaden Cunningham. On August 4th, 2003 he met and fell in love with Kadine Gordon. They grew in love and in business as she helped to propel him towards realizing his dreams. They were able to establish and maintain together his current Production Company, Raw Cash Productions. The union produced a beautiful daughter, Kennedy Cunningham in 2005. Kadine and Tazey united in marriage on August 16, 2015. He was an amazing father, provider, husband and friend. He touched the lives of all he came in contact with love and compassion. On February 4th, 2017, Tazey slept peacefully and was passed on from this life. The life he lived reminds us that, "at the end of life, what really matters is not what we bought but what we built; not what we got but what we shared; not our competence but our character, and not our success, but our significance. [He], lived a life that mattered, a life of love.' Tazey is survived by his wife (Kadine Cunningham), 4 children (Tracia, Kashmere, Jaden and Kennedy), mother (Beverley Howlett), Father (Barrington Cunningham), stepfather (Lloyd Howlett), grandmother (Thelma Clarke), mother-in-law (Pearleta Davis), father-in law (Charles Davis), 5 brothers-in-law, 2 brothers, a sister, aunts, uncles and some wonderful friends. While we are saddened by your passing, Tazey, we take joy in knowing that you had given us a forever within the numbered days of your life and for that we are grateful. Rest In Peace.