Charles Albert Duncan Jr.

I worked with "Chuck" 31 years ago with Jack Wood Deepest Condolences to the Family

I loved having our first connection on Biltmore Dr. There were so many interconnections after that. I had forgotten the story, but that was Andrew´s bicycle that was stolen. Chuck chased the thieves down on his car and recovered it. One of his many adventures, it seems, in preventing crime

So sorry to hear of Chuck's passing. He was a super-nice guy with always something interesting to talk about. He will be missed.

Charlie was the older brother I never had. I note Jim Luttrull's message, and I too met Charlie (who gave himself the nickname The Falcon) through his brother Bob back in high school. He and the Duncan family let me into their lives in a way that lasts to this day. The Falcon never faltered in being a friend and confidante. While Life led us along different paths, and distances between us increased, the first words in any conversation we had melted all that away and it was as if nothing had...

My best friend for over 62 years. Charlie and I both left Evansville to attend Parkway High School and we have kept in touch. I will miss our calls, sharing updates about family and the past events. Charlie, I will miss you. Love you, Jim

To Kathleen, Leslie and Brent, We share your loss and love for Charlie who was a close friend and will be sincerely missed. All our Columbia, Maryland good times and celebrations will be fondly remembered. Marie, Frank, Jill & Lauren

Chuck was an encourager and mentor to me at the origin of O´Leary Waste. He connected me with many influential professionals in the Charlotte market to assist in advancing our client base. At my first employment review, one of my goals was to grow my own influence to emulate Chuck´s. Chuck was strong yet humble, determined yet accommodating, and he was always there to lift you up on days you struggled. He gave me advice when asked, and quietly advocated for me at all times. He was a man...