Amos B Duncan Jr.

I am so sad to know Amos is no longer with us. I remember when he came to our class and was always a
soft-spoken intelligent person with a smile on his face. He was kind and helpful to everyone. We all became a nicer class because of his presence.

What a loss for everyone who knew him. I will always remember him and knowing him made me a better person.

Carmel High School Class of 1951

Well, how do you sum up a life.. Well you can't. Amos was my dads only brother, and my uncle. For me he was always and smile and a good wit. Always supportive and well spoken. He was extremely smart, which you could tell immediately if you scratched the surface by asking him a technical question or showed interest in on the very amazing things he did during his career as an engineer. To my father, he was a best friend and confidant. They had conversations regularly. And after my mother died,...

Gramps as he is known to us, was such a wonderful and sweet man. He became my bonus dad the day he married my mom 41 years ago. He was such a strong role model for me. He became the best Gramps when my 3 kids came along and has enjoyed being a GreatGramps to his 4 great grandchildren. He will be missed. We love you bunches