Condolence: Terry and family,

So sorry to hear of the passing of your father; he was truly one of those people whom you met and instantly thought "there is a nice person".

You are in our thoughts.

Hugh, Susan, Samantha and Kathryn Johnston

Condolence: Terry and family:
We are sorry to hear of the loss of your father. Our thoughts and prayers are with you.

Condolence: Dear Duncan family. I was saddened to hear of Allan's passing while at General Assembly. Allan was a kind and generous man, loving and wise pastor and a trusted colleague. He has touched many lives including mine and will be missed. May God's comfort and compassion overflow in your lives during this time of grief.

Condolence: My deepest sympathy to Rev. Duncan's family. I remember your family from PEI - my dad was the Presbyterian minister in Summerside. Rev. Duncan was a true friend to my parents as they kept in touch over the years. May God give you strength at this difficult time and may you be sustained by the love of family and a lifetime of wonderful memories.

Condolence: Dear Terry and family, Please accept our condolences. You are in our thoughts and prayers. Paul, Sarah and family.

Condolence: Remembering, with fondness, of our time shared with Allan, and his family, during his ministry at St. John's, New London, PEI. May God grant comfort and peace to all of you, and may your faith in our Risen Christ sustain you in the coming days.

Condolence: Rev Allan Duncan had a special connection with my family. 50 yrs ago we attended St Giles in Peterborough. As a youth, he shaped my Christian life and was great friends with my parents, Walter and Peggy Morris. We even had a band composed of high school youth playing hymns for services. I still remember his story about “The Red Hand of Ulster”. When he later ministered in Brockville, he was a great companion to my Uncle Jack (Mary) Carswell, sharing coffee discussions regularily. I had hoped to re-connect with Rev Duncan in recent times, but am saddened to say it never happened. We will cherish the memories and are blessed to have known such an outstanding servant of God. Rest in Peace. Blessings to his family.
Jay Hendry (nee Morris).

Condolence: David and Terry...please accept my deepest sympathy on the passing of your Father. 30 years ago I had the pleasure of working as Secretary at First Presbyterian Church. Rev. Allan was always a happy, dedicated person and it was a pleasure to work for him. You are in my thoughts and prayers.

Condolence: Allan was the supreme example of a gracious colleague. It was a pleasure & joy to have him as a retired Minister in the congregation I served. Not all are so blessed to have this kind of friendship and positive working relationship. Best wishes to all the family at this difficult time. - Doug & Yvonne Johns

Condolence: Home is the hunter, home from the hill,
And the fisherman home from the sea.
Thank you, Allan