Donald "Don" Lee Duncan born in St. Louis, Missouri on March 14, 1969. At seventeen years old he enlisted and proudly served in The United States Navy Strike Fighter Squadron 113 (VFA-113). Don loved watching sports, his favorite baseball and hockey teams St. Louis Cardinals and St. Louis Blues paying tribute to his roots, and his favorite football team being the Raiders. He was also passionate about music, reading, cooking and had a love for animals. Don was beloved by many for his unique sense of humor, notably with a favorite question, "Who are you?," after listening to someone speak at length about something important, to break the tension of a serious tone. He is survived by his mother Kathryn Janz, brother Brian and sister Tracy, his five children Danielle, Zachary, Seth, Jacob and Callie as well as four grandchildren.


At 30 years old I wouldn’t have thought I’d lose a parent. We all love you, and we will all miss you terribly. I’m so lucky my children were able to have you in their lives, even though it was so short. Rest in peace dad 🤍

R.I.P. Stinger brother. I remember sharing our birthday together to the day. Sorry to the family for your loss. Ratt was one of a kind. Great guy.  Sincerely Robert Mckibben AKA Kibby


Don and I were roommate's while we serve in the Navy at VFA-113 Stingers. You are going to be sorely missed my brother. I will always cherish the incredible memories we shared.

To the Duncan family we offer our most sincere condolences. Wishing you peace, comfort, courage, and lots of love at this time of sorrow. Sharing in your sadness as you remember Donald or as he affectionally liked to be called "Ratt".

It was a privilege and an honor to have served with you brother. Fair Winds and Following Seas.

Rest easy our Stinger Brother
VFA-113
Finest of the Fleet


I served with Don in the Navy, we were AO’s, in the same shop.  He was a good man, a hard worker, well liked and people looked up to him.  
I recently reached out to him on Facebook and I’m glad I did. My deepest condolences goes out to his entire family.  I truly sorry for your loss

Many great memories with you My friend 
You were such a great guy…
Serving with you as a Stinger was an honor..

To Don’s family I would like to offer my sincere condolences to you….
May Don’s memory live forever in your hearts…

Rest easy my Stinger Brother
VFA-113 
Finest of the Fleet

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Donald Duncan

14 March, 1969 – 14 October, 2022

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