Alan Vannington Duncan

We will hoist one in Dunc´s honor! We miss you!

Time has passed, but I still think of my brother Alan often. I miss him. I pray that he is resting in peace.

Brother Jack

Just today we know of dear Alan.
Believe us, we are sincerely sorry and we'll remember forever his smile and right way.
Embrace for his wife Anne by Remo and Maria from Italy.

An exemplary husband and father of his daughters.
I will always remember you, Good Boy.

Alan a dear friend, neighbor and shipmate who one could always count on if you had a need. He had a great sense of humor and was quick to laugh even at himself!

My deepest condolences to Anne, his daughters and all the family. As the neighbor around the corner, I always enjoyed his greetings and appreciated his welcoming me to the neighborhood. A truly nice man.

Dawn Harris

The Canton community and the Duncan family have lost an extraordinary person. We will remember Alan with fondness, admiration and respect. His contributions to everything he got involved in were always critical to its success.
We send our best thoughts and wishes to Anne and the entire family.

Alan always had a deep love and respect for Canton...and the people in it. We always looked forward to seeing him around town and at Canton Land Trust events. We are all better off for his efforts in town. Our thoughts are with Anne and all of the Duncan family.

He was my brother, and we lived on Engle Street, New Jersey. Together with the other kids on Engle Street, we had a great childhood. Sledding down the hill behind our house, across the lawn, down the front hill and across the street where we built an ice track and down the hill in our neighbor´s driveway! We played stickball in the street, and kick the can as well. We walked or rode our bikes to Elementary school, about a mile away. Alan was the sports star in the family, with always a position on a Little League team. (I was always on the "farm" team.)

Alan was an educator as a career, and I believe he made a difference to all the kids he taught.

We always had a great time when we vacationed on Webb Lake in Weld, Maine. Our family vacation was always special, and the friends Alan met were always special to him.

I am always special to him, and I will miss him so very much. His last years were so sad, yet I will always think the best of him!

Brother Jack

So sorry to hear of this loss. We met Alan on several occasions many years ago and always enjoyed his company. Sending much love to all the family. Christine and Robert Becker.

I am sorry to hear the loss of a wonderful person, though I never got to meet him , I know his daughter Jess and his wife. I want them to know I am here for you during this difficult time. May you find light during these struggles.
Love Brenda

I always loved spending time with Grandpa Alan. He will be missed and may he rest in peace.

My memories of Alan are of family and good times. He was a good man. May he rest in peace

My condolences to your family.

We have been missing Alan as his illness gradually took him from us. He was a man of exceptional kindness and generosity with a most hearty and mischievous laugh that could change in an instant to intense concern and caring at the smallest mention of something troubling. A lovely man. A lovely friend.

Love this man very much. Always will remember spending the holidays in his home and watching him slowly fall asleep in his chair as the evening progressed. What a kind soul and the best father in-law ever.