IT SADDENS ME AND IRENE THAT OUR CLOSE FRIEND HAS GONE, WE SAW HIM MANY TIMES DURING HIS ILLNESS AT HOME AND IN HOSPITAL. WE MET DON AND GWEN IN GIBRALTAR AND HAD MANY GOOD TIMES TOGETHER. WE BECAME REALLY GOOD FRIENDS WHEN HE CAME TO ENGLAND AND WORKED AT 145 BRIGADE,A FEW EVENINGS OUT AND A GAME OR 2 AT THE BOWLING IN EASTLEIGH. WE SHALL MISS HIS LOVELY SMILE AND SENSE OF HUMOUR. A TRUE FRIEND. GOODNIGHT DON, YOU WILL ALWAYS BE IN OUR THOUGHTS. CHRIS AND IRENE.
Don Duncan was a fine man and it was an honour serving with him in 2RGJ special times were had in C Company (Minden) in the 80's and those times will never be forgotten by me. He is now with some of his close battle buddies from those times and he will always keep smiling..... Our hearts go out to Gwen Corrine Kevin and Paul his family who he adored God Bless You Don Steve & Barbara Wareing
Sorry to hear of Dons passing we spent some good times in ops rooms He was a good and fair man and was well respected my family send our condolences to his wife, family and frends sleep well.
Heard of the sad new while at the cenotaph yesterday. What a good Rifleman the bigman has nicked from us. Will remember the laughs we had when we were together. Rest now friend. Our thoughts are with Gwen and family.
like Macker got to know Don when he was a LE Officer- OC HQ 2RGJ in Bosnia 98 - Recce Pl were attached and he oved having us with him.
Could not bluff him, blue lights were knicked from RMP landrovers in GV(T) He knew it was the Recce, tryed to bluff him, but he was right and the lights were soon found!
Sincere Condolences to the Family and Friends of Major (Retd) Don Duncan KRRC-2RGJ-3RGJ
The Last Time I saw Don Duncan was at the Cpls Mess Regimental Dinner Night @ Palace Barracks NI. During the Evening it started to get a Bit out of Hand. Scouse Barlow done some Dancing on the Mess Table. The RSM wasnt Happy. Don Took Order.
The Dancing Stopped.
He Talked to the Mess as he was the Guest of Honour. a Pin could have Dropped.
I only saw him once when he had a (Blue Veiner) that was enough.
Very sad news, my heart goes out to Major Duncan's Family, Friends and all his collegues from his fantastic career
Only knew him in 1997/98 as OC HQ Coy 2 RGJ in Paderbron but i had the up most respect for him from day one and on one occaison gave me a bollocking i deserved but he dealt with me in his way and it went no further!
Another of the best . I remember him when I first entered Penn Bks Feb 1972. Looked the part, sense of humour but boy if you tried it on, then the heavens opened on you. Taught me everything. My condolances to his family and our family will miss him.
I have only now seen the notice regarding Dons untimely death. Don was a formidable soldier and a great trainer. He motivated me and many others to aspire to do well.. the best you could. RIP Don.
I am So sorry to hear the sad news. My thoughts and heart goes out to all the family. I have some loving memories of our uncle Donald duck which I will always cherish. My greatest sympathies Alison Duncan
Only recently got into the internet and have been looking up some people from 2RGJ, upon searching for Captain Duncan I came upon this site. I am devastated to hear about his passing and although a while has now gone by I just wanted to say my thoughts are with Gwen and his family.
He was an amazing man and had a massive impact on my life in 2RGJ, since I came out many years back i've thought of him with a smile many many times.