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BORN
1938
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2022
Stewart DUNCAN Obituary
We are heartbroken to announce that Stewart Duncan passed away very suddenly on Thursday, September 15th. Beloved husband to Susan for 57 years, loving father to Eleanor and Craig (Kelly), and biggest fan and Grampa to Sam, Rebecca, Josh, Brody, and Azalea.
Born in Kilmarnock, Scotland, Stewart came to Canada in 1957. He worked for several companies in Toronto before coming to Lufkin (later Cooper Tools) in Barrie where he was VP of Finance.
Stewart was an avid golfer and was a member at the Barrie Country Club for 50 years. He had a strict fitness regimen and served on the board at the Barrie YMCA. He was a huge supporter of the Maple Leafs and the Blue Jays and found great joy in cheering on his grand children in their chosen pursuits. To many, he will be remembered as waving hello from behind his book on the porch and looking over his garden and the neighbourhood he adored.
He modelled integrity, gratitude, friendship, and determination - a gentleman. His loving presence and wise counsel will be greatly missed. A man well-loved and a life well-lived.
As per Stewart's request, no funeral service will be held.
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Memories and Condolences
for Stewart DUNCAN
2 Entries
larry Gilliland
September 21, 2022
Dear Susan and family I am so sorry to hear that my Friend Stewart has passed!
I have known both Stewart and Susan for over 30 years ,I dropped in to see Stewart only a couple of weeks ago when he was reading a book on the front porch of their Beautiful Home in Midhurst! we talked about many topics!/his time at Lufkin Rule.His love of golf at the Barrie Country Club! and his enjoyment of jogging and staying in shape!! He mentioned how he had been Blessed with a good life! His dear wife Susan and his loving family!! I enjoyed my visits over the years ! I will miss them!! and I will miss him! God Bless Rest in Peace!!
Peter Gordon
September 20, 2022
Dear Susan and Family
My deepest condolences to you and your family.
I had the honour of working with Stu for a few years at Copper Tool. He was a man of integrity and fairness and I always enjoyed our chats. A very nice man.
Sincerely,
Peter Gordon
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