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John Duggan Obituary
John Duggan passed away unexpectedly January 9, 2025 at his domicile in Albuquerque. He was born in Sacramento, CA and raised in Los Gatos, CA, the oldest son of Richard and Carmen Duggan and older brother of George Duggan.
John was born the day after St Patrick's Day, named after the patron saint, with an Irish surname, green eyes, and a gift for gab. He knew he was a son of the Shamrock and played the part. He loved Irish culture and history almost as much as he loved sports, participating, and spectating. His most rewarding professional experience was in the human resource field, as he liked people.
His family and friends will gather in his memory after the 5 pm mass at Our Lady of Sorrows, 01 South Camino del Pueblo, Bernalillo, New Mexico, on February 1, 2025.
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Richard Cundey
August 27, 2025
John was my boss and friend many years ago and i suddenly had r=the urge to google him. I assume it is the sameperso thatworkedfor Horizon healthcare.RIP my friend
Mike Troy
February 13, 2025
John and I went to high school together, he moved to Hawaii after our senior year. Our group of friends went and lived with him the following summer. We shared great times but unfortunately we all lost touch with him after college. John will be remembered for his many gifts and pray he rests in peace.
Steve Reid
February 3, 2025
John worked for me at Advantage Rent A Car some 17-18 years ago. Always a high energy guy who loved his sports. He did have the gift of gab and that´s what I will always remember about John. He had his opinions and on things and I respected that. He often said some day he might have to go to Ireland to run the Irish pub his dad had, but that never happened. RIP John you´ll be missed.
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