Walter Duncan Jr.

Cathy, Chris and family,
We are so sorry you've lost such a precious member of your family.

In Sympathy,
Kris and Robert Cook

When someone loses a loved one who has meant so much for so many years, it's hard to know how to begin expressing words of sympathy and comfort.
Our hearts and prayers go out to you and your family in sympathy and friendship.

I was very saddened to hear of Mr. Duncan's passing. His loving and giving spirit touched so many lives and he will be missed by all. My thoughts and prayers go to his family and especially Mrs. Duncan, as she too has touched so many lives. I hope that she will feel those hearts touching hers.

Dear Alma and Family, Our deepest heartfelt sympathy and condolences. We are deeply saddened at our loss, yet to grateful for the memories of a great man we are honored to call our friend.
Our love and prayers remain with you,

We are so saddened to hear of Mr. Duncan's passing. What an inspirational and endearing man he was. Our thoughts and prayers are with all of the family, but especially the Cheatwoods who shared a little bit of "Pop" with us. David, Leigh, Taylor and Ellery Lynde

Our thoughts and prayers are with the Duncan and Cheatwood families at this sad time. Mr Duncan will be keenly missed. In your loss, please remember your friends who send you their love at this time and always. The Andrew Jonathan Beall family, Southlake, Texas

Where do you start when remembering someone as special in our lives as Walter Duncan. Two country bumpkins from small town Oklahoma without anything but dreams, polyester slacks ( size 28..currently38) and a couple of Izod shirts, Susan and I hold a world of wonderful memories as a result of the kindness, generosity,professional support, and personal friendship shared in our lives by Walter Duncan and his beautiful Allie.
It brings a smile to my face when thinking about Walter walking his dog around Oklahoma City Golf and Country Club throwing the chew toy for retrieving practice,and the many 7:30 AM lessons given from the tenth fairway behind Walters residence at the time.... The only place on the golf course we had enough room to work on Walters driver without fear of hitting a house due to the fact we had two fairways to work with....10 and 14.....Figured any where we had enough room to land a 747 was wide enough for Walter to launch one of his prodigious drives and bring it back to earth in the same zip code. Never wanted to work on his short game, just his driver......And was never concerned about accuracy just distance.
The trip to Augusta National for The Masters where Allie, my wife Susan and Linda Colliatie walked across the street to get Tom Weiskoff's autograph on the day he made 7 on # 12 to miss the cut by one. What courage!
Football games ( OU and The Patriots)...Always fun to go with Walter as he was the only person there that could actually "park" on the 50 yard line ....Holiday parties, generous support and all the good times at OakTree, 1984 US Amatuer Championship, 1988 PGA Championship.....Could go on and on but having a little trouble seeing the keyboard.
Walter.....We will always love you and miss you dearly...........Thank you so much my friend for making our lives better than we could have ever imagined.
God Bless you and please have him help you with your driver.....After all He is the "best"!

Susan and Hugh Edgmon, Chris Edgmon, Christy,Chad,Cade, and Camblell Martin

I was so sorry to hear about Mr. Duncan's passing. He was one of the nicest, quietest, kindest men I have ever met and I am sure he will be truely missed by his family and friends. My thoughts and prayers go out to all of the family.

Walter, alias Chrissy to me, is outdriving everyone as he steps anew! May you feel the overflowing of love that surrounds and meets your every need during this time of transition. in the spirit of love, respect and honor, Linda Brown, Melody & Joe

We are saddened to hear of the death of your husband, father, grandfather and brother. Walter was truly a great person. He will be missed and you are in our thoughts and prayers.
You, as all of us, will be forever blessed by knowing Walter. He was an inspiration to all who had the pleasure of coming into contact with him.

To the Duncan family, may God grant you peace during this difficult time of loss. Just reading about his life shows the fullness of full he lived and the legacy he has left.