Duncan T. Hazel

Duncan - you were a dear man who helped to educate future generations of nursing students through your love and knowledge of all things Tewksbury Hospital and public health. Thank you for always taking the time to provide your personal insights and anecdotes of what life was like for you and your family during those years. I will remember you, worn index cards in hand, as you kept groups of students at attention - not wanting to miss a word of what only you could tell. You will be very missed.

Laurie, David, Michael and Mark,

Sorry to learn of your dad's passing. My sympathy to all your family. May he and Evie be happy again.

Sincerely, Mary Wallask(Dr. Newman's)

To Duncan's children, we were very saddened to hear of your Father passing away. We were away when we heard he passed away
We were great friends with your Mom and Dad, had allot of laughs together, he loved his history with the State Hospital, infact I went on one of his tours a few years ago. Sending you our
love and prayers. He was a wonderful person, now he and your Mom will be together forever
Our Love is sent to all of you: The Goldrick Family

To Laurie, David, Michael and Mark. I am greatful to have known your Dad. Many laughs and photo taken by him. Please rest in the knowledge that he is at peace and now happy to be reunited with his Evie. They will live forever together in eternity. My prayers are with you all thru this very difficult loss.

Dear Michael, David, Laurie and Mark and Family, We are so sad that we can't be there with the family. I went to school with Duncan and remained close friends with him and Evie and your family all these yrs. He will be sadly missed by many. He had such a witty charm about him. We are sending our prayers to your family at this very sad time. Our love, Ray, Dotty & family

Sorry for your loss. Great tour guide with tremendous passion he will be missed

Duncan was a wonderful friend,and a great person to all who knew him. I will
miss him dearly. Jean Lynch

My daughter and I took his tour at the museum 3 times. His stories touched us enough that we wished he wrote his own book or made a movie. The life of Tewksbury State Hospital and their cemeteries stayed alive thru his words. May you rest in peace. You have forever touched us!