Earline Duncan

May God bless you and your family in this difficult time. Praying for your strength.

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.

A true neighbor......l

A newcomer to the neighborhood, my parents made their way to meet the couple who had just moved in. I asked my mother if I could come along because I saw a little girl about my age on a tricycle.
As we walked a short way down the street, my mom and dad introduced themselves as I observed the little girl on her bike. She quickly said, " hello, my name is Alice Faye, I responded, I´m Stephanie " she quickly replied, " this is my bike and you can´t ride it´ This was the beginning of a long, neighborly, friendship.

Ms. Duncan was a true neighbor. So often through the years she walked up the street to our home and if the door was unlocked she made her entrance known by saying " knock, knock, coming in" She was always welcome.

Ms Duncan was a true neighbor even when my dad died, she was there for us. She held us up when my mother died. Through my brother Clifford´s sickness, Ms. Duncan often took him and sat with him at his Drs. visits. She was there until his untimely death.

Rest well Ms Duncan. You were the best kind of neighbor and friend.

Stephanie Faulkner

Alice Faye, I'm so thankful for getting to meet your wonderful Mother. I know the roots of your energy and tenacity.

May your hearts soon be filled with wonderful memories of joyful times together as you celebrate a life well lived. Karen Nolan Phillips- one of her students at Snowden.

I would like to send my deepest condolences to to the Duncan and Walsh family. Earline was truly a rare jewel. She will surely be missed.