Our sincere condolences to the Duncan family. Jim was always a friendly and approachable person. A true gentleman in every sense of the word. He will be missed.

Jack, Zig and Ed Serna

My deepest condolences to the Duncan family. I remember late night trips to Field B.C.on the railroad and talking about hockey. In fact Jim had got me involved in coaching. He will be surely missed.

Bruce Hatton

My condolences to the Duncan family. I worked with Jim for many years, and as young brakeman I always appreciated how well he treated all us junior guys and I never forgot it. Jim had a quick wit and was a true gentleman. He will be missed.

My condolences to the Duncan family. Jim was a true gentleman in every sense of the word. Always a pleasure taking a call for work knowing he would be the engineer that day.

Our sincere condolences to the Duncan family.

My condolences to the Duncan family, many loving memories with the Duncan family, Jim was a great man! May he rest in peace.

My Condolences to the entire Duncan family.

Jim was an amazing man.

Remembering your Dad and Mom as two of the most kind and giving friends!

My condolences to your family.

Brenda Dumais (Daoust)

Your Dad was truly one of a kind. We could all learn from his generous spirit. We loved any moment we got to spend with Jimmy, he truly lit up any room he was in. A life well-lived, may he rest in peace. Thinking of your entire family.

Much love,

Kim, Jennifer, Davis, Bennett and Cooper Leong

Condolences to the family

One of the nicest humans you could’ve ever met. May you rest in peace

Truly the king of volunteering and funny dad jokes

Regards, Tom McCaffrey