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Peter Beharrell
May 27, 2010
As the days and weeks pass, and as you return to life's routine, may you continue to feel comforted by the love and support of family and friends.
John Hintlian
May 23, 2010
My deepest condolences for this sad loss.
Unequivocally, everything thing I needed to know in life I learned from Mr. Duncan. A true educator.
Kathy Bowie Tarsa
May 22, 2010
A gentle and caring man who I remember fondly from perhaps fifty years ago when he and his wife ran the Sunday School at First Parish in Concord. I remember the my parent's respect for him and his sermons to the children at chapel. I am sorry for your loss but his memory will always be with me.
Steven Hartz
May 22, 2010
To the Duncan Family:
Please accept my deepest condolences. Mr. Duncan was, quite simply, the best teacher I had at Belmont Hill. He shared his infectious love of literature, writing and the sea with all of us. Although he properly demanded the best from us, we all knew that he never asked more from us than a fraction of what he demanded of himself. In that regard, it did not surprise me to see him at one of my reunions racing at the Head of the Charles long after I and most middle aged mortals had declared a truce with ultra-strenuous athletics.
I cannot hope to console you for loss. But I hope that you can take some comfort in the fact that his life and example continue to be reflected in the lives of the hundreds of students whom he so profoundly influenced. I am grateful to have been one of them.
Dian Pekin
May 21, 2010
Dear Members of Roger's family,
Heartfelt sympathy to you all at the passing of such a great man. His family's ongoing service to humanity is a great testament to his high standards of morality and dedication to the improvement of humankind. May memories of his great life bring you all comfort as you grieve his loss.
Cameron Duncan
May 20, 2010
My grandfather was one of the kindest and most generous men I have ever known. Although he was also so humble that you'd never know it! He was simply the best and will be dearly missed by all who had a chance to know him.
Gregg Robinson
May 20, 2010
Roger was loved and respected by all the boys at Belmont Hill School whom he helped on thier voyage to manhood. He was kind, understanding, smart and multi-dimensional. I regret I did not reconnect with him and his family when we moved to Maine.
Anne Barker
May 19, 2010
Roger was such a gentle man. I was always impressed with his caring attentiveness to his wife, his easy manner, and that he would rise from his chair (with some difficulty) to shake my hand when we met. He will be missed.
angel netroe
May 19, 2010
To the Duncan family sorry for the loss of ur beloved grampy.i never knew him but i heard wonderful stories about him.im sure when he gets to heaven the lord will let him walk right in.he earned his angel wings.sincerely,angel,carissa
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