Early Career
Funck, who started out writing literature aimed for adults, has claimed to never have had a permanent employment. During the 1940s he supported himself primarily as a guitar teacher. He performed in Norwegian radio for the first time in 1946 with his own written songs to guitar. During this time he started to get stories sold to be read and performed in Swedish radio as well.
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