Carol S. Duncan

Dear Andrew and Family, I´m so sorry to hear of your mother´s passing. You always spoke about your mom with such love, admiration and respect. I enjoyed hearing about her community involvement and travels. Wishing you and your family peace, as you honor the beautiful life she created.

Showing up,unannounced ,at your home Thanksgiving Eve with Kay McKeeman. You were so gracious. May you rest in peace. Peace to George.

Mr Duncan and family, Just heard the news after being away. So sorry to hear of this tremendous loss to your family, friends and the community!

I know Mrs. Duncan through her husband George who was my mentor when I was in high school. She made me feel feel like I matter in this world. The Duncans took me in as one of their own. Mr. Duncan, Alison, and Andrew, deepest sympathies and may you be comforted by all the good she brought to this world.

Carol and George Duncan were our neighbors on East Merrimack Street during the 1970´s. My sisters and I would babysit Alison and Andrew. They were wonderful people. Carol was kind to us. A lovely woman. Our thoughts and prayers are with George, Alison and Andrew.

So, sorry for your loss.. quite a remarkable woman. Lance J. Sheehan Richard J. Sheehan

Sad to see of Carole´s passing... our deepest sympathies to the entire family. When they say an individual person can make a difference in a community Carole fit that definition to the utmost. She will be missed!

Dear George Was so sorry to read about Carol. What an amazing woman. Please when you are up to it give me a call and we can go for a coffee and talk about old times Our thoughts and prayers are with Carol and your family Bill Sullivan Bill & Sheila Sullivan Friend