Condolence: I first met the then Major Duncan on arrival at 1 Tpt Coy RCASC in Ft Chambly Germany 1963. He was CO of the Company. As a young private I had very little interaction with the CO. Except for one major event. In 1965 I wished to marry in Scotland but need the CO’s permission/blessing. This I obtained after a personal chat with the Major. Over the years I heard of him and his actions. NARY a bad word about this Officer and a Gentleman., but the following links have pictures and stories of his involvement with the Korean Veterans of Canada. I feel that I may this for all who attended RV16 last August, it was indeed a Proud moment in all of our lives to meet Col Duncan once again and Honoured the he took the Final Salute of RCASC Veterans that Sunday Morning last August. I even speak for Jim Dawson 23 Pl who feels he held the record of Order’s Parades under Major Duncan. Rest in Peace Soldier your Duty Done, Proud to have known you, even Prouder to have served under your leadership in NATO. Nil Sine Labore Robby

Condolence: Karyn and Fred and Families, I was saddened to hear of your Dad's passing. Uncle Jim was very special to me. As the brother of my own father, I saw so much of Alec in him. I really felt a connection to my father through Uncle Jim...They looked alike and even Jim's voice sounded like Alec's. I always enjoyed his stories and the twinkle in his eye. He was such a proud Canadian and served his country with passion and honor. We always stopped to see him whenever we got out Penticton way.. I will miss our visits. I will hold those memories close. I am sure he is now with Gwen and finding peace in heaven... and maybe a good fishing lake ! With love.... Anne Walker

Condolence: It is with sorrow that we learned of Jims passi ng.Our thoughts are with the family at this sad time.I served with Jim in Germany in the early 60s.

Condolence: It is with sorrow that we learned of Jims passi ng.Our thoughts are with the family at this sad time.I served with Jim in Germany in the early 60s.

Condolence: It is with sorrow that we learned of Jims passi ng.Our thoughts are with the family at this sad time.I served with Jim in Germany in the early 60s.

Condolence: It is with sorrow that we learned of Jims passi ng.Our thoughts are with the family at this sad time.I served with Jim in Germany in the early 60s.

Condolence: I am very sorry to hear of Uncle Jim's passing. He was an amazing person and will be missed.

Condolence: May you always be able to have sweet memories when everyday occurances remind you of your father.

Condolence: Words will never express our sorrows for your loss. Uncle Jim was well loved.

Condolence: To Jim Duncan family,My Sincere Condolences ,sorry to hear of Jim's passing,was glad to have talked to him in aug at CFB Borden.He will be remembered by all who served with him.R.I.P. Jim.

Condolence: Dear Fred and Karyn, Laurienne and I send our our condolences on hearing of the death of your father. I was fortunate to see him several times over the past few years and he will be much missed.

Condolence: To Fred and Karyn - My sincere condolences on Jim's passing. I knew Jim through the Penticton Flyfishers. I was on the Executive with Jim. He was always the go-to person for sage wisdom and life experiences. He will be missed. God Bless.

Condolence: Fred, Karyn and families, no words can express our sympathies sent to all of you. Your dad and mom were so special to our family. We miss them greatly. They always inspired me. They welcomed us into their home on many occasions both in Ontario and BC. What joy they brought to us all. Love To you all, Barb and Les

Condolence: To Fred and Karyn- It is with a heavy heart that I offer you my most sincere condolences on the passing of your father and my "Uncle" Jim. Your Dad was a great inspiration to me in most facets of my life. As you well know, he and my dad were close friends for decades, especially during the years in Alliston and later Penticton. He helped to teach me to hunt and fish as a young teen. He watched over me as an Army Cadet. He monitored my progress during my military career. Most of all, he was a stalwart friend and mentor. He was, frankly, like a second father to me. I wish you both strength and perseverance in the days and weeks ahead as you come to grips with his passing. I shall miss him deeply. Gone but never forgotten... Dave

Condolence: It is with immense sadness that I write this. Uncle Jim was one of the most influential people in my life. His passing is one of the most incredible feelings of loss. He was one of the cornerstones of the Duncan family. His guidance and direction has touched each and everyone of us. To Fred and Karyn and their families, I send my deepest sympathies in this time of loss. Take Care in knowing that your Dad was a great man who loved you both very much. To the entire Duncan clan join me in celebrating the life of this incredible man. Uncle Jim, you will always be missed!

Condolence: It is with a great deal of sadness that we learn of the passing of Jim Duncan. We have had the privilege of knowing him since both he and Gwen moved to Penticton, BC. Tom especially misses his weekly coffee get together where they indulged in many conversations including the Military, Judiciary and Fly fishing activities,all of which were a big part of his life. Our condolences to all his Family. Rest In Peace my Friend. Tom, Jo-Ann and Margaret Knight