Kenneth Thomas DUGGAN

To Ken's wife and children, Maureen and Jim,

I was so sorry to hear of Kens passing. Sincere sympathy to all.

Donna Russell

Very sorry to hear of the loss of my cousin Kenneth. I am the daughter of Ethel Ingleson (nee Duggan). My thoughts are with you.

To the Duggan Family
I was saddened to hear of the loss of Ken who was a great mentor to me during my golf career and a superb business man. I hope that thoughts of the good times with your husband and father are helping you through this sad time,

To Maureen and Jim, Our family was sorry to hear of Ken's passing. We also lost Don just over a year ago. Sympathy from Uncle Bert's family to yours. The Duggan Girls.

To Jean and Family,

Very sorry to hear of Ken's passing. One by one the 'Thursday morning gang' are slowly leaving us and it truly is the passing of an era.

Hope you are doing as well as possible and that the 'celebration' is exactly that.

Gary Byrne & Carla Goegan

Sorry to here of his passing. I too watched him on TV. I also remember a bow and arrow fight at Lake Simcoe with the little plastic toys from Sugar Crisp. In the kitchen. They had to lick the suction cups to make them stick.
My condolences to all his family.
Earl Ingleson (one of Aunt Ethel's boys)

When I first heard the news of my best and favourite hockey coach I reflected on the special time I had playing for Mr.Duggan in the early 70s for the Etobicoke Canucks , he was a great man and a better teacher. From my whole family to Mrs.Duggan Mark Mike and Ken our deepest regrets to you and lost of a special person .All the best Cary Sharman

To Jean and family
Our deepest condolences to all of you. I met "K.D" in 1979 when I joined Markland Wood. My respect for him as a teacher and mentor grew over the years but more importantly during that time we became good friends. He will be missed by both of us.
Larry & Pat Rowbotham