Robert Linn Duncan

Dear Chloe, Something told me to look in the obituaries for Bob's name and am sorry to say I found it. I wish I would have know and could have attended the funeral. I know just what you are going through. May the Lord give you strength and courage. Love, Mary

Dear Chloe & family,
You have our deepest sympathy on Robert's loss. We were so happy to see you & your lovely home when we visited with the RV. You will have to visit all of us here in South Carolina. God Bless you.
With fond & caring thoughts,
The Family of Karen & Donald Rowe, Jr.

It has been so long since we have all been together, but I remember spending childhood summers with your family. Linn's work ethic and dedication to the family made such a strong impression on me. He will be missed. Our thoughts and prayers are with all of you. May the Lord give you comfort in your time of loss.

Dear Duncan family, I didn't know Robert but he was part of my family! My union family, he will never be forgotten by our family of Sheet metal workers! you have my families deepest sympathy for the loss of such a fine human being!

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow. Bob was a great union person and taught me many things I will never forget. We will miss his knowledge, experience and stories at our union meetings. Bob always had a story and a smile to share with you.

James W. White, Jr
Director of Organizing
Sheet Metal Workers' International

I "met" Mr. Duncan when he and Buddy walked and I ran over at Spring Meadow Park. We would always exchange greetings and then Buddy would "allow" me to pet him!! Occasionally we would have a conversation, the most memorable one being when he described in much detail the bus trip that he had taken out West.***I am currently training for a 1 day,40 mile solo run in early May to raise funds for the American Cancer Society/Relay for Life. I have run MANY miles to raise funds and awareness for the...