RIP Brother (in arms). You Bill, are the resident character of The Pointe. You will be missed dearly by all those that knew you (me too). It is going to  be strange going to meals without you across the table. Bill So Long and always Aim High, Fly. Fight,Win

I will forever cherish our time and memories together! Love always 🤘

I will miss Bill’s  parking lot surveillance, love of bingo ( he even ran a game  with my daughter’s Girl Scout troop),  cowboy hats, and love of the Longhorns.  Rest In Peace Bill. 

Mr. Bill and I enjoyed talking about the early 1970's growing up watching Warner Bros cartoons - namely Bugs Bunny. Every day he saw me he greeted me by saying "What's up Doc?"

Mr. Bill was an extraordinary person that touched many and will be sorely missed.

Brother Bill
We have so many great memories of our visits to Texas and your's to Hamilton. We will always have you in our hearts and thoughts. You were always my BIG BROTHER and will be forever. 
Rest in Peace , you are now home with all of those we know you missed so much.
Loved Dearly
John and Elsie
(Jack)

Grandad you were the best grandfather that I could ever ask for. You are one of the most honest people I ever knew always said was on your mind no matter what. You taught me so much always there for me no matter what. I have so many great memories of you into my adulthood. I enjoyed all the time we spent together. I will always cherish the memories way too many good ones to count. Thank you for helping me become the woman I am today. I will always love you and miss you till we meet again with the rest of our loved ones in heaven. 
Love Noelle

Hi dad, I’ve been wanting to write a message to you for a couple of days, but haven’t because then I have to acknowledge your loss. 64 years is a long time to have someone and I have lots of memories.  

Thank you for all of the love and laughter and oh yeah, letting me drive your car. Thank you for reading to me when I was small, even if I did correct your American accent.   Thank you for your positive attitude and treating every single person you met with kindness. 

Until we meet again❤️

Hi Dad, I’ve been wanting to write something for a couple of days now, but I just couldn’t because that means acknowledging your loss. 

I have so many wonderful memories. Thank you for all the love. 64 years is a long time to love someone. I already miss you terribly

Until we meet again Rest In Peace. 

Your daughter❤️

The Holidays with you will forever be in my heart. 
It has been an absolute honor to know you as family. 
Thank you for your service, your love, and your respect.  
Until we meet again sir, rest in Heaven. 

Grandad I will forever miss you. I will miss you on the holidays and my birthday. And everyday in general. I will always love you and will never forgot you. I will remember all the times you took me out to eat and letting me get whatever I wanted. I was lucky enough to have you as a great grandad. Love you forever Aleaha 

Grandad, you always told me that you knew I was a girl when my mom got pregnant with me and I was specially ordered by you. I feel that you were - specially picked to be my Grandfather. From the minute I was born you were there for me. You were present in all parts of my life growing up. I have so many memories of you and me going to long john silvers and all our fun times. You never judged me, your hugs were magical, and your smile could light a room. You never missed a birthday, holiday or anything important in my life. You were there for me when your great grandchildren were born. I will always remember the way you would say my name and how you spoiled me. It was an honor to be your granddaughter. We will miss you and I will carry  your love And our memories with me always. I love you ... RIP Grandad...till we meet again. 💕💋

Uncle Bill, 
I have so many memories of our visits over the years.  Unfortunately we lived far apart so visiting wasn't as often as I would have liked.  Fortunately I was able to travel as a kid to London and Texas to see you, thanks mom.  My favourite visit was when you came to Hamilton and you got to meet my wife and my son, Kyle...you called him "Little Joe", I'll never forget that.  

You will be greatly missed, till we meet again.

Love Joe and family 
xoxoxo

WWD, Dad ,we never had a crossed word between us over the forty four years I have had the pleasure of knowing you. We had a multitude of happy fun filled times and some where we had to be strong and lean on each other. You were a devoted  Husband and proud doting  Father to both of your Daughters. Bill, I know that we will be together again with all our loved ones, if anyone ever  earned their place in Glory it for sure was you .
Eternal love and respect Steve. XXX

I will always remember you riding around on your motor wheelchair policing the community with that big smile on your face

Mr. Bill,
It has been my absolute pleasure knowing you!
I have so many precious memories with you:  one of my favorites is having lunch on the patio with you in the Summer.  I'm pretty sure nobody in the world would have enjoyed lunch with me as much as you and the feeling was absolutely mutual.
Thank you for the wonderful conversations, policing things around the community and always keeping me informed on what was going on when I wasn't around and just making me smile!
I love that we got to tour Longhorn Network together last year!  From now until forever, everytime, I throw up the 'Hook'Em' hand, I'll think of you!
Love you, my friend!
XO

With all my love dad.  I’m going to miss you so much. Thanks for being my dad.    Love your daughter Billie  

OBITUARY

William Darris Duncan

27 July, 1934 – 17 April, 2020

Cook-Walden/Capital Parks Funeral Home & Cemetery

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