Ian "Dunk" Duncan

Dear Mimi and Family, was so sorry to hear about Dunk . That was one day I did not open my computer but Susie Smith sent me a message. Than I found his obit and I am sending my sympathy to all of you. Love, Jane Lamison, McConnellsburg, Pa.

Mimi,
So sorry. We were visiting Jamie in Kansas when we heard. He sends his sympathy as well. We are thinking of you and the girls.

So sorry to hear of your loss. Our thoughts and prayers are with your family.

To dunk's family our thoughts and prayers go out to you in this time of loss. We enjoyed everymorning when dunk came into the store and we all shared our views on the happenings of trumansburg! God bless

DUNC!... ONE OF THE GREAT PEOPLE OF THE EARLIER LIFE...THE 60'S / 70'S AND BEYOND!!!,,,,,WILL NEVER FORGET YOU!!! THIS ONES FOR YOU; RIP!!

To Dunk's family: I worked with Dunk at the Village office for two years. I grew quite fond of Dunk over our morning coffee chats. I was glad to hear he was able to retire and "enjoy life". I am praying that you will eventually find peace in your memories. May God Bless you all. Janine Voorheis-Bond

Dearest Mimi, Bethann & Bridget,
The news of your loss was a great shock. You have endured so much lately. I am praying that the Lord will keep his loving arms wrapped around each of you. My heartfelt sympathy goes out to you. I will keep you in my thoughts and prayers.

Mrs. Duncan and the Duncan family, we are terribly sorry for your loss, and want to you know that you have our deepest sympathies. Our thoughts and prayers are with you

Mimi, Beth Anne and Bridgette,

I am sorry to hear of Dunk's passing. Be assured of my prayers for him and for you.