Frederick R. Duggan

Dear Ger & Family,

I'm so very sorry to hear about your Dad. I know all too well what illness and loss means for those we love.

Time really does make the road easier.

I'm really so sorry to hear the news, and I hope more than anything, that "FRED" is finally resting peacefully and free of pain.

He was a trooper and so blessed to have you all by his side.

Marian
Red Cross

Mrs. Duggan, Gerry, Vicki, and Cathy;
Gerry and I were saddened to hear of your loss. Much as one is relieved that the suffering of a loved one is over, nothing can alter the grief the death of a beloved parent brings . I truly believe your dad is at a peace that only a bereaved parent can know.Our prayers are with you.

Mr. Duggan,
Sir, I would just like to say thank you for your service and sacrifice for our Country when you served in the U.S. Army during WW II and for being a member of the Greatest Generation. And to your family and loved ones, I wish to extend my deepest sympathy.

Dear Eunice & family,
So sorry to hear of your husbands passing. I haven't seen you in many years but think of you often. You and your family are in our prayers.
Donna & Bob Vaillencourt

I will always remember Fred’s words to us so many years ago when we went to see him and Eunice on the night of Ricky’s accident: “God does not go into the garden to pick a bad flower.”

Our faith and hope says that they are together again.

God bless you all.

-Fr. John Schatzel

Mrs. Duggan, Cathy and Gerry:

So sorry to hear of your loss. I have many fond memories of our years in Dorchester.

God Bless,

Annmarie (Aveni) Heavey

I remember the Duggan's from Rocky Nook in Kingston, MA so many many years ago. I am sorry to hear of Fred's passing.

Dear Duggan Family:

So sorry about your loss. You are in my thoughts and prayers.

Sean, Sorry to read of the loss of your Grandfather. Always remember the good times that you had with him.