Cunningham and Nelson Recent Obituaries: Funeral Notices & Records

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Roxboro obituary, funeral & records guide

Find Cunningham & Nelson Obituaries and Verify Roxboro Funeral Details

If you are searching for Cunningham and Nelson recent obituaries, the current official obituary website is branded Cunningham & Associates Funeral Services, LLC. Start with its obituary search, then open the individual memorial to verify visitation, funeral, burial, flowers and other arrangements.

Source review: October 5, 2026 β€’ Roxboro, Person County, North Carolina β€’ Independent source-navigation guide

Quick Answer: Cunningham & Nelson vs. Cunningham & Associates

1

Legacy search name

Older notices and public searches may use β€œCunningham and Nelson Funeral Home.”

2

Current obituary site

The present official website is branded Cunningham & Associates Funeral Services, LLC.

3

Same Roxboro location

The official obituary page lists 87 Brookland Church Road, Hwy 158 East, Roxboro, NC 27573.

4

Same main phone

The current official obituary site lists 336-599-4075.

Best search rule: if you searched β€œCunningham and Nelson obituaries” and land on Cunningham & Associates Funeral Services at the Roxboro address above, you are using the current official obituary source.
Official obituary workflow

How to Find Cunningham & Nelson Recent Obituaries

The current Cunningham & Associates obituary page includes a name-search field and a browse-all option. Use the funeral home’s own page before relying on copied obituary directories.

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Open the official obituary page. Use the current Cunningham & Associates β€œRecent Obituaries” page.
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Search the full name. Enter first and last name. If nothing appears, search the surname alone.
3
Use Show All / Browse Obituaries. This helps when spelling, nickname or date is uncertain.
4
Open the individual memorial. Compare age, dates, relatives, community and service information.
5
Check the service section. Look separately for visitation, funeral, church, burial and cemetery details.
6
Call when details conflict. Reconfirm current arrangements before a long drive or time-sensitive payment.
If the search returns nothing: try a nickname, middle initial, maiden name, former surname or surname only. A family may also choose delayed publication, private arrangements or no public obituary.
Useful official feature

Join the Funeral Home’s Obituary Email List

The official obituary page includes a β€œJoin our Email List” option. This can be useful when you are waiting for a notice that has not yet appeared.

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Open the official obituary page.
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Find β€œJoin our Email List.”
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Use the funeral home’s own signup route. Avoid giving your email to unrelated alert sites unless you choose to use them.

Confirm the Correct Person Before Sharing the Notice

Check Why it helps Pause when…
Full name Similar names can appear in Roxboro and nearby counties. Middle name or surname differs.
Age or birth year Separates people with the same name. The age is clearly different.
Relatives Spouse, children, parents and siblings are strong identity clues. Family information does not match.
Community Memorials may involve Roxboro, Person County or a nearby county. There is no known local connection.
Church / cemetery These can confirm you found the intended person. The locations are unrelated to the family you know.
Dates Separates a current notice from an older obituary. The notice belongs to another year.
Do not announce a death from a search snippet alone. Open the complete funeral-home memorial and confirm more than one identity detail.

What to Check on the Individual Memorial

Official Cunningham memorial pages can include funeral, visitation, burial and flower information. Read each item separately because the locations and times may differ.

T

Service time

Visitation, funeral and burial may occur at different times or on different days.

A

Exact address

The funeral home, church and cemetery may be in different towns or counties.

C

Cemetery

Copy the cemetery name exactly and confirm it before travelling.

F

Flowers

Use the flower route shown on the correct memorial or the funeral home’s Resources section.

G

Guestbook

Keep public condolences respectful and avoid private medical, financial or family information.

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Last-minute changes

Call the funeral home when weather, travel or conflicting online information could affect attendance.

Important local point: a memorial handled by the Roxboro funeral home may list a church, cemetery or place of death in another North Carolina countyβ€”or even another state. Do not assume Person County holds every death record connected with this funeral home.
Current official contact

Cunningham & Associates Funeral Services Contact

Roxboro location

Cunningham & Associates Funeral Services, LLC
87 Brookland Church Road, Hwy 158 East
Roxboro, NC 27573

Phone: 336-599-4075
Fax: 336-599-2107

Before you visit

  • Confirm the deceased person’s full name.
  • Confirm the service or visitation date.
  • Check whether the event is at the funeral home or a church.
  • Confirm the cemetery separately.
  • Call about accessibility or parking when needed.
Person County local record route

Order a Person County Death Certificate

If the death occurred in Person County, the Person County Register of Deeds is an important local route. The office maintains county death records from 1913 to the present.

Person County record Current fee What it means
Certified death certificate $10 each Official certified copy for an eligible requester.
Uncertified copy $1 each Public informational copy; not a substitute for certified legal proof.
Death-record coverage 1913–present Person County Register of Deeds maintains local death records in this period.

Who can receive a certified Person County record?

The county currently lists eligible requesters including certain family members, legal representatives, people seeking the record for a legal determination of personal or property rights, and licensed funeral directors for death certificates.

  • Spouse.
  • Parent.
  • Sibling.
  • Child or grandchild.
  • Grandparent.
  • Step-parent or step-child.
  • Authorized agent, attorney or legal representative.
  • Person with qualifying legal personal/property interest and supporting proof.

Person County Register of Deeds

21 Abbitt Street
Roxboro, NC 27573
Phone: 336-597-1733

Current office hours: Monday–Friday, 8:30 a.m.–5:00 p.m.

Microsteps

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Confirm the death occurred in Person County. Funeral-home location is not enough.
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Choose certified or uncertified. Use certified copies for legal needs.
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Check your eligibility. Prepare proof of legal interest when required.
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Use online, mail or office instructions. Follow the current county request process.
5
Order only the copies you need. Ask banks, insurers and estate professionals what they require.
Local cost advantage: Person County currently charges $10 for a certified local copy, compared with the North Carolina state Vital Records $24 search/first-copy fee. Use the county only when it holds the record you need.
North Carolina state route

When to Use NC Vital Records Instead

North Carolina Vital Records is the statewide route when the county office is not appropriate, the exact local office is uncertain or the request needs state-level processing.

State service Current amount Important note
Standard certificate search $24 Covers one three-year search period and includes one certificate if found. Search fee is nonrefundable.
Additional same certificate $15 each For additional copies ordered with the request.
VitalChek processing $13.95 Current state-listed processing fee for the authorized remote-order route.
Death certificate amendment $15 processing The state amendment route also requires the $24 search fee, making the current base total $39 before extra copies.
North Carolina Vital Records specifically recommends trying the Register of Deeds where the event occurred when that local office can provide the record.
Roxboro & Person County history

How to Find Older Cunningham, Roxboro and Person County Obituaries

A recent funeral-home website is not always the best tool for a death from decades ago. Person County has useful local government and state archive sources.

Person County Register of Deeds

The office retains vital records, cemetery records, grave-removal records and genealogy information. This can help connect an obituary search with official local records.

North Carolina State Archives newspaper holdings

The State Archives newspaper guide lists historical Roxboro newspapers, including Courier-Times holdings and predecessor papers from the late 1800s and early 1900s.

Examples of Roxboro newspaper holdings in the State Archives guide

Publication Archive coverage shown
Courier-Times 1945–1972 in the State Archives newspaper guide.
Roxboro Courier 1910–1917, with additional partial holdings.
Person County Times 1936–1941 and 1943 holdings.
Person County Courier Late-1800s holdings.

Better historical-search method

  1. Start with surname and approximate death year.
  2. Add Roxboro, Person County, Hurdle Mills, Timberlake or another known local place.
  3. Search a spouse, parent, church or cemetery when the name is common.
  4. Try words such as β€œdied,” β€œdeath,” β€œfuneral,” β€œburial” or β€œinterment.”
  5. Use the Register of Deeds for local vital/cemetery records.
  6. Use the State Archives newspaper holdings when the notice is older than current web archives.

How to Confirm a Cemetery or Burial Location

Cunningham memorials may list burial at a church cemetery, memorial garden or cemetery outside Roxboro. Use the obituary as the first clue, then confirm the location.

Step 1 Open the correct funeral-home memorial and copy the cemetery name exactly.
Step 2 Copy the town, church or road name. Similar cemetery names can exist in different counties.
Step 3 Use the cemetery office, church, town/county source or funeral home to confirm the burial location.
Step 4 For older Person County research, ask the Register of Deeds about cemetery and genealogy records.
Step 5 Treat third-party grave websites as research clues rather than final proof when an official source is available.

Verify a North Carolina Funeral Establishment or Professional

The North Carolina Board of Funeral Service provides public lookup tools for funeral businesses and individual professionals.

Look up a business

Use the Board’s business lookup to verify a funeral establishment’s current permit.

Look up an individual

Use the individual lookup for a funeral service professional, funeral director or other regulated licensee.

Microsteps

  1. Open the North Carolina Board of Funeral Service license lookup.
  2. Choose business or individual.
  3. Search the exact legal name first.
  4. If no match appears, use fewer search fields.
  5. Check the current permit or license status before treating another directory as proof.

North Carolina Funeral Complaint and Preneed Help

The North Carolina Board of Funeral Service Consumer Portal provides several routes beyond license verification.

Business or professional complaint

Use the Board’s complaint route for a regulated funeral business or professional.

Preneed contract copy

The Consumer Portal includes a request form for a copy of a preneed funeral contract.

Preneed recovery claim

The Board also publishes a recovery-claim process for qualifying preneed-fund issues.

North Carolina Board of Funeral Service
1033 Wade Avenue, Suite 108
Raleigh, NC 27605
Phone: 919-733-9380
Localized financial help

Roxboro and North Carolina Assistance Worth Checking

Person County Veterans Services

The county Veterans Services Office helps eligible Veterans, dependents and surviving spouses understand and pursue federal and state benefits.

304 S. Morgan Street, Room 110
Roxboro, NC 27573
Phone: 336-597-7891

Current listed hours are Monday–Friday, 8:30 a.m.–4:30 p.m. Appointments are encouraged.

Homicide funeral-expense help

North Carolina’s Victim Compensation Program may provide up to $10,000 for eligible burial and funeral expenses when a person dies as a result of qualifying violent crime.

Program help line: 800-826-6200.

North Carolina Victim Compensation funeral claim basics

  • The crime must meet the program’s eligibility rules.
  • A funeral claim requires a death certificate.
  • An itemized funeral bill is required.
  • A law-enforcement report is required.
  • The program is a payer of last resort when other coverage is available.
  • If approved and the bill is unpaid, payment may go directly to the funeral home.
This is not general funeral assistance. The Victim Compensation funeral benefit applies to qualifying crime-related deaths and has application, reporting and documentation requirements.

Veteran Burial and Memorial Benefits

Eligible North Carolina Veterans may qualify for federal VA benefits and North Carolina State Veterans Cemetery benefits. Start with Person County Veterans Services when you need help identifying the correct benefit route.

State cemetery burial

North Carolina provides a burial plot and necessary interment services at no charge for a qualified Veteran at its state Veterans cemeteries.

Government marker

State Veterans cemeteries use government-furnished headstones, and the state says there is no charge for installation.

Prepare DD-214

The DD-214 is the primary document used to verify honorable military service for state cemetery eligibility.

North Carolina currently operates four state Veterans cemeteries. Do not assume the closest cemetery is available or that every dependent is free of charge. Confirm eligibility and current cemetery options before arrangements are finalized.

Funeral Price Rights Before You Agree to Pay

The Federal Trade Commission Funeral Rule gives families important price and choice protections.

Ask for prices by phone

A funeral provider must give price information over the telephone when you ask.

Get the General Price List

When discussing arrangements or prices in person, ask for the itemized General Price List and keep it.

Choose individual services

You generally can choose the goods and services you want instead of buying an unwanted package.

Separate cash-advance items

Ask which charges come from the funeral home and which come from the cemetery, newspaper, clergy, flowers or another provider.

Flowers, Donations, Guestbooks and Payment Safety

Flowers

Use the flower or Resources route linked from the correct Cunningham memorial. Confirm the deceased person and service location first.

Memorial donations

If the family names a charity, open the charity’s official website before entering payment details.

Guestbook

Assume messages are public. Do not post Social Security numbers, home addresses, account information, medical claims or family disputes.

Unexpected payment requests

Call the funeral home using 336-599-4075 before paying an unfamiliar link sent through text, email or social media.

Possible scam: independently call the funeral home if someone demands urgent payment to release remains, provide service details or unlock a livestream.

Obituary Correction vs. Death Certificate Amendment

Public obituary

Contact the funeral home

For a wrong spelling, service time, relative or biography detail, contact Cunningham & Associates about the public memorial.

Government death record

Use the official amendment process

Changing the obituary does not change the certified death certificate. North Carolina has a separate legal amendment process.

North Carolina Vital Records currently lists a $24 search fee plus a $15 death-certificate amendment processing fee for the state mail amendment route, before any additional certified-copy charges.

After You Find the Obituary: Useful Next Tasks

Social Security

Ask whether the funeral home reported the death. Contact Social Security if reporting is not confirmed.

Death certificates

Ask banks, insurers and estate professionals how many certified copies they actually require.

Veteran benefits

Gather DD-214, death certificate, funeral bill and marriage/dependent documents when relevant.

Insurance and banks

Ask which proof each organization needs before mailing a certified original.

Cemetery record

Save the exact cemetery name, town and any plot or section information the family provides.

Keep a contact log

Record dates, names, case numbers, payments and follow-up dates in one secure place.

Common Cunningham & Nelson Search Mistakes

Thinking the current site is wrong

The current official obituary website uses Cunningham & Associates Funeral Services branding.

Using only a Google snippet

Open the full memorial before relying on dates or service details.

Assuming every record is in Person County

The funeral home may serve a family whose death occurred elsewhere.

Ordering from the state first

For a Person County death, compare the $10 county certified-copy route before using the $24 state search route.

Sending flowers before verifying

Confirm the correct person, date and delivery location first.

Sharing private details

Keep medical, financial, account and private-address information out of public guestbooks.

Related RecentObituaries.info Guides

Obituary Search & Recent Notices Guide

Search by name, location, funeral home, newspaper, cemetery and date clues.

Death Certificate & Vital Records Guide

Understand when an obituary is not enough for legal or financial use.

How We Verify Obituary Information

See how funeral homes, newspapers, government offices and cemetery sources are checked.

Veterans Burial & Memorial Benefits

Federal and state benefit routes for burial, cemetery, marker and memorial help.

Official and Primary Sources Used

Cunningham & Associates Funeral Services β€” Recent Obituaries Official name search, browse-all obituary route, mailing-list link, address and phone. Person County Register of Deeds β€” Vital Records Death-record coverage, certified-copy eligibility, $10 certified fee and $1 uncertified fee. Person County Register of Deeds Office contact, hours, cemetery records, grave-removal records and genealogy information. North Carolina Vital Records β€” Fees State $24 search/first-copy fee, $15 additional copies and amendment fees. North Carolina Vital Records β€” Research State advice to try the Register of Deeds or State Archives/Library for historical research. State Archives of North Carolina β€” Newspaper Guide Historical Roxboro and Person County newspaper holdings. North Carolina Board of Funeral Service β€” Licensee Lookup Business and individual funeral-license verification. North Carolina Board of Funeral Service β€” Consumer Portal Complaints, preneed contract copies, recovery claims and consumer resources. Person County Veterans Services Local Veteran, dependent and survivor benefits assistance. North Carolina Victim Compensation Program Crime-related funeral and burial assistance for qualifying homicide claims. North Carolina State Veterans Cemetery Eligibility No-cost qualifying Veteran plot/interment services, dependent rules and required military documentation. Federal Trade Commission β€” Funeral Rule Price-list and consumer-choice protections.

Cunningham & Nelson Obituary FAQs

Where can I find Cunningham and Nelson recent obituaries?

Use the current official obituary page at Cunningham & Associates Funeral Services, LLC. The page has a name-search field and a browse-all obituary option.

Is Cunningham & Nelson now Cunningham & Associates Funeral Services?

Current official obituary pages are branded Cunningham & Associates Funeral Services, LLC. Older memorials and public searches can still use the Cunningham and Nelson Funeral Home name.

What is the funeral home’s current phone number?

The current official obituary page lists 336-599-4075.

Where is the funeral home in Roxboro?

The official obituary page lists 87 Brookland Church Road, Hwy 158 East, Roxboro, North Carolina 27573.

Can I search the official obituary page by name?

Yes. The official Recent Obituaries page provides a name-search field as well as a Show All or Browse Obituaries option.

Can I join an obituary email list?

Yes. The official Cunningham & Associates obituary page includes a Join our Email List option.

How much is a Person County death certificate?

The Person County Register of Deeds currently lists certified copies at $10 each and uncertified copies at $1 each.

How far back do Person County death records go?

The Person County Register of Deeds states that it maintains death records from 1913 to the present.

Who can get a certified Person County death certificate?

Eligible requesters include certain close relatives, authorized legal representatives, people with a qualifying legal personal or property interest and licensed funeral directors for death certificates.

How much is a North Carolina state death certificate?

North Carolina Vital Records currently charges a $24 nonrefundable search fee for one three-year period, including one certificate if found. Additional copies of the same certificate are $15 each.

How can I find an older Roxboro obituary?

Use Person County Register of Deeds genealogy and cemetery records plus the State Archives of North Carolina newspaper guide. The state archive lists historical Roxboro newspaper holdings including Courier-Times and predecessor publications.

How do I verify a North Carolina funeral home?

Use the North Carolina Board of Funeral Service Licensee Lookup and choose the business lookup. The Board also offers an individual professional lookup.

Where can I file a North Carolina funeral complaint?

The North Carolina Board of Funeral Service Consumer Portal includes a complaint route for funeral businesses and professionals, along with preneed contract and recovery-claim resources.

Is funeral-expense help available after a homicide in North Carolina?

North Carolina Victim Compensation may provide up to $10,000 for eligible burial and funeral expenses in qualifying homicide cases. A death certificate, itemized funeral bill and law-enforcement report are among the required documents.

Does North Carolina provide free Veteran cemetery burial?

For a qualified Veteran, North Carolina says its State Veterans Cemetery Program provides the burial plot and necessary interment services at no charge. Eligibility and documentation rules apply.

What should I verify before attending a Cunningham funeral?

Confirm the correct person, service date and time, exact church or funeral-home address, public or private status, burial location and any last-minute changes directly through the funeral home.

Before You Share, Travel or Pay

  • Use the current Cunningham & Associates obituary site for Cunningham & Nelson searches.
  • Confirm the correct person using more than a matching name.
  • Verify current service details with the funeral home.
  • Use Person County records only when the death occurred in Person County.
  • Compare the $10 Person County certified copy with the $24 state search route when local records apply.
  • Use North Carolina funeral-license and complaint tools when verification is needed.
  • Check Person County Veterans Services and state/federal Veteran benefits when military service applies.
  • Check NC Victim Compensation after a qualifying homicide before assuming every funeral expense must be paid privately.
  • Do not share private medical, financial or family information in public memorial comments.

RecentObituaries.info is an independent source-navigation guide. It is not Cunningham & Associates Funeral Services, Cunningham & Nelson Funeral Home, Person County, North Carolina Vital Records, the North Carolina Board of Funeral Service, the VA or the Federal Trade Commission. Verify final service, payment, record and benefit information through the organization responsible for it.

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