Gladys Duncan

I just found out that Gladys passed away She was an amazing person, she was my parents next door neighbor, my friend, mentor and spiritual Grandmother. Gladys gave me hope in a very dark time in my life and she got to see the fruits of her labor, I actually listened to her ! Needless to say my condolences to all of the family. May the Lord bless and keep all of you, all the days of your life. To Gladys, Well done good and faithful servant.

Mrs Duncan was one of the most caring teachers both of my kids had. We never forgot her.
Our deepest Sympathy to the family.

It was a pleasure knowing Gladys and helping her with her computer needs. She always smiled and made me feel welcome in her home. I will miss you, Gladys.

Mrs. Duncan was also my 3rd grade teacher at Bruella School as well as my older sister's...she was a special lady, what a teacher should be. Glad I got to have those great memories. Condolences to the family.

Mrs. Duncan was my third grade teacher in the early/mid 70's at Bruella School and I often ride my bike by what was Bruella School and still think of the memories made at that school. I still remember her calm, confident voice and the many memories made in that classroom many years ago. What a neat lady! My condolences to her family.

Ann-Marie Koth, Woodbridge, CA

Mrs. Duncan was an amazing tutor and mentor to me. She tutored me during my elementary years out of her home. As much as I struggled with reading and math she worked through it with me and assisted me in conquering my struggles. She would find what worked best for me and go from there. Mrs. Duncan would take me to a movie when we met a learning milestone. She also made me a handmade dress for my dolls that I still have ( it will go to my daughter when she is old enough). Mrs. Duncan was...

Third grade, Bruella school, 1973. Mrs. Duncan fit the mold of what a grammar school teacher was for that era, and should still be today. A class act. You touched a lot of life's. 40+ years later I still have vivid memories of that classroom, all good ones. R.I.P. Mrs. Duncan.

Mrs. Duncan was my 3rd grade at Bruella School. She inspired me to become an elementary teacher, and I was privileged to work as her student teacher when working on my teaching credential. She was not only my teacher but a dear friend, she celebrate with my family when I was married and when my son was born. I was miss her dearly.

She was my 3rd grade teacher at Victor School back in the late 70's. She was one of my very favorite teacher's that I had!! She will be greatly missed!! I love u Mrs. Duncan and could not have asked for a better teacher when I was in school!!