Brian Duncan

Condolence Book for

Brian Duncan

Portmarnock, Dublin / Ballinasloe, Galway

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So sad to see that Brian has died Deepest sympathy to Dermot and all his family on your great loss May Brian rest in peace
— Mary Griffin formerly of Galway Law Centre
Dear Lek, your children and members of Brian's family. We send you our heartfelt sympathy. We are thinking of you all. We have just found out that Brian passed away. Stuart and Brian along with Tim Meers (who also sadly passed away recently), worked together in the UK legal department at Irish Life. Brian was seconded to work in the UK during the 1990s. During that time Brian quickly displayed his intelligence, kindness and humour. Stuart and Tim loved working with Brian. He became such a dear friend and although Brian and Stuart both left Irish life they remained in contact. Brian visited us in the UK in January this year. We had a lovely evening with Brian talking over dinner, and were enthralled by Brian's wisdom, intellect and kindness. Typically thoughtful, Brian later posted to Mary several of the pieces of Irish literature we had discussed. We are glad we were able to have had that time together. Brian was such a remarkable man. We are privileged to have known him. Brian will be sadly missed. Our love to you all. Stuart and Mary Bazley.
— Stuart and Mary Bazley
Our sincere condolence to Lek and her family on the death of Brian. When Brian and I worked in Abbey Street we used to cycle for many years from Portmarnock and back. He was a true gentleman and will be sadly missed. May he rest in peace in the arms of our Lord.
— Deirdre and Willie O'Connor The Dunnes Portmarnock
Sincere sympathy to all the Duncan Family and his brother Dermot on sad passing of Brian. May he Rest in peace.
— Mary Kilroy Kelly
Sincere condolences to Lek, Genevieve, Garman and Pamela on the very untimely passing of dear Brian. I worked with Brian in the Legal Aid Board for many years and he was an absolute pleasure to work with. He had great compassion and kindness for Clients and colleagues. I will miss Brian as he was a great friend and he always kept in contact. His sudden death is a great loss to many.
— Avril Sheridan, Formerly Legal Aid Board
Deepest sympathy to Lek, Gernevieve, Garmon, Pamela and Dermot on the untimely death of Brian RIP.
— Maeve Bleahene Westport
So sad to hear the news, i worked with him for many years and was very fond of him my he rest in peace jp costello
— Jp costello
Lek & family. Deepest sympathy on the passing of Brian. My late husband Chuck & Brian met at school in Roscrea & became very close friends. Brian was a most kind and caring person. Always a pleasure to meet Lek and Brian. RIP
— Mary Cahill. & family Greystones
My deepest sympathy to Dermot and the entire Duncan Family on the death of Brian. I met Brian several times when I was C.C. In Kilconnell and he was a real gentleman . He visited his late mother , Noreen, regularly when she lived in Kilconnell. So also did Dermot and indeed Dermot was so good to Kilconnell when the news of the new school got the go ahead from the Dept of Education . He looked after all the legal work at the time and was most helpful , looking after all the correspondence associated with the school. Since his late father , Cyril , was once principal of the school , Dermot was most generous with his time to us and no charge was issued . We don’t forget these kind gestures.
— Fr. Sean Slattery
I am so very sorry for your great loss may god comfort you in your time of sorrow
— Maria Macsweeney
พวกเราที่ประเทศไทย รู้สึกเสียใจที่สุดกับการจากไปของพี่ไบรอัน ซึ่งกะทันหันรวดเร็วเกินไป

พี่ไบรอันเป็นที่รักของญาติ ๆ ทุกคนที่เมืองไทย รวมถึงเพื่อน ๆ คนไทยที่ได้มีโอกาสรู้จักพบเจอ เพราะเป็นบุคคลที่มีจิตใจดี มองโลกในแง่บวก มีน้ำใจกับทุกคน

นึกถึงความมีอารมณ์ดีใบหน้าที่มีรอยยิ้มอยู่เสมอ

เสียงหัวเราะ เวลาเล่าเรื่องตลกขบขัน วันนี้คงไม่มีแบบนั้นอีกแล้ว

พวกเรายังมีพี่ไบรอันอยู่ในความทรงจำตลอดไป
ด้วยความรักและระลึกถึงที่สุด
ครอบครัวที่เมืองไทย แดง, ตุ้ม วิชาญ, ฉวีวรรณ, พุธ, พีท, เมฆ และ ชุมพล

All of us in Thailand are most saddened by the passing of Brother Brian. It was sudden and too soon.

Brother Brian was loved by all relatives, including friends who had the opportunity to meet him. He was kind to everyone, optimistic and pleasant with a smiling face always.

There will not be those days with laughter times telling humorous stories anymore.

We still have Brother Brian in our loving memories forever.

With the utmost love and remembrance,
Family and friends in Thailand
Daeng, Toom, Vichan, Chaveewan, Toy, Poot, Peet, Mek and Chumpol
— His family and friends in Thailand
I'm very sorry to hear about your Dad's passing, Pamela. Although I only met him briefly at the local bus stop on a couple of occasions I could see that he was a very interesting person and a real gentleman.Please also pass on my condolences to the rest of your family. May he rest in peace. James Duggan
— James Duggan
Our deepest condolences to Dermot and the Duncan families on the passing of Brian. May his gentle soul rest in peace.
— Ger and Attracta Real
Dear Pamela and all the Duncan family, we are so very sorry to hear about Brian’s passing. Sending you so much love and healing, love Caroline and all the Duggan family xxx
— Caroline Duggan
Sincere sympathy to Lek, Geneiveve, Garmon, Pamela, Dermot and all the Duncan Family on the passing of Brian. May he Rest in Peace.
— Frank, Breda, Ruth and all the Sheridan Family, New Inn
Pamela and all the Duncan family. We are so sorry to hear of Brian's passing. He was such a lovely and kind man who would always stop for a chat whenever we met him. He will be missed. RIP
— Sarah and David Heston
Deepest Condolence to Lek & Family Brian was a lovely neighbour RIP
— Stephen Emer Michelle Peppard
My condolences to the Duncan family on Brian's passing. Brian was such a lovely generous and kind man who I was fortunate to know and work with in the Gardiner Street LC. May he rest in peace
— Cathal
Deepest condolences to Garmon and his family. You are in our thoughts.
Philip, Mary and Alex.
— Philip Gunnery
Sincere sympathy to Lek and family at this sad time. Brian was a wonderful colleague over the years in Gardiner Street and Jervis Street law centres. He was a gentle soul who exuded kindness and a joy for life. His laugh brightened up the room. Ar dheis Dé go rabh a hAnam uasal
— Yvonne Kelly (Legal Aid Board)
Sincere sympathy to Dermot & all the Duncan family on the untimely passing of Brian. May he forever rest in peace.
— Martin & Marie Gilmore, Corcullen, Galway
Sincere condolences to you Dermot, also to his wife and family & the extended Duncan family on the very sad passing of Brian , May his gentle soul rest in heavenly peace.
— Jackie & Mary Kelly kilconnell
Brian was a good swimming friend of mine in portmarnock i will miss his chats and company may you rest in peace brian
— Martin
Sincere sympathy to Dermot, Brian's wife Lek and all the Duncan family on the untimely death of Brian RIP. The glowing tributes on this site bear testimony to his wonderful, generous character.
Ar dheis Dégo raibh a anam uasal.
— Mossy Farrell, Anne Leahy & Family
Genevieve, my deepest condolences to you and the Duncan family for the sad loss of your Dad. May he rest in peace.
— John Donohoe
Sincere condolences to Genevieve and family on their sad loss.
— Elaine Dolan
Sincere condolences to the Duncan family. I worked with Brian over the last year in his capacity as a Notary for us in Vistra - he was always so helpful and positive. He will be sadly missed. Thoughts and prayers with the family at this time.
— Aoife Conneely, Vistra/Ballinasloe
Deepest sympathies to Brian’s family. Brain was a true gentleman who will be so dearly missed. An incredibly kind man, he met everyone with patience, intelligence and a quick wit. He will be remembered fondly.
Rest in peace, Brian.
— Laura Crilly, A&L Goodbody LLP
So sorry Lek for you and for your family to have lost such a wondeful person as Brian from your lives.
I very much regret being abroad when he passed away.
He was a wonderful person God rest him, who did a lot of good work so selflessly for so many people.
We will miss him from our Irish Life Pensioner's 'first Friday' get togethers .. they wont be the same without him.
Rest peacfully Brian.
Ar dheis lámh Dé go raibh do anam.
— Éamon McAree, ex Irish Life.
Dermot & extended Duncan family, we are deeply shocked & saddened at the passing of your Brother Brian, may he RIP, 🙏
— Gerry & Mary Purcell, Salthill,
My fullest sympathy to Garmon and all the Duncan family on the death of Brian.
Regret I was not able to get to the funeral to pay respects.
Brian rests in peace.
— Frank Walsh
Sincere condolences to Lek and the Duncan family. Brian had kindly facilitated the notarisation of documentation for me over the last few years. He was a gentleman to deal with and will be sadly missed.
— Laura Murphy
To Dermot and Brian's Family so sorry to hear that Brian has passed away. thinking of all at this very sad time. May Brian RIP. Bernie and John McGinley and Family, Galway.
— Bernie McGinley
Our deepest sympathy to Lek, Dermot and the Duncan family on your sad loss of Brian.
May his gentle soul Rest In Peace.
— The Dwyer Family, Kilconnell.
Deepest sympathy to Lek, Garmon, Genevieve and Pamela on the sad ocassion of Brian's passing. May he rest in Peace.

Marie Morris
Irish Life.
— Marie Morris
Sincere condolences to Lek and the Duncan family. I worked with Brian many years ago at the Legal Aid Board. A kind, caring man. So sorry for your loss.
— June Agnew
It's with deepest sympathy I've heard of the passing Brian condolence to his wife and and all connected .We had many a good laugh at school in roscrea to his brother Dermot whom I meet on and off sad loss rip brian
— Joe omeara clifden
My sympathies to all the family on this sad news. May Brian rest in peace.
— Conor Fottrell
Very sad to hear of Brian's passing. Fond memories of Blazing Saddles Cycling with Brian, and Lek on catering duty. Rest in Peace Brian. Ride on. Niamh
— Niamh Bonar
My heartfelt condolences to Genevieve, your children and wider family on the passing of your Dad. What a legacy he has left behind, he sounded like an incredible man. Rest in Peace Brian.
— Ellie Gavin
Its with shock and great sadness we hear of Brian's passing just this afternoon. Sadly abroad at present.
It is fair to say Brian was one of the great Blazing Saddles - a very kind,loving and caring man. Lek and Brian have been huge supporters and fundraisers for NCBI Blazing Saddles for 30 years.... now known as Vision Ireland.

Brian was a confidant of mine for almost 30 years - great advise and timely as always.
On behalf of Sean Kelly, Philip Cassidy and the entire Blazing Saddles Team I would like to extend our deepest sympathies to Lek and the Duncan family at this very sad time.

We will always remember you Brian - May your gentle soul rest in peace!

Eamon Duffy
Former Director NCBI Saddles Charity Cycling Team.
— Eamon Alma Duffy Drogheda
My deepest sympathy to Dermot & extended Duncan family on the sad passing of your beloved Brian.
May he rest in peace.
— Mary Hogan
Our deepest condolences to the Duncan family on the sad passing of Brian may the light of heaven shine brightly on his gentle soul rest in peace Brien
— Bart Moriarty & family Dunmaniheen Killorglin Co Kerry ex IL
So very sorry for your loss…May Brian Rest in Peace.
— Barbara Waugh (MacNamee)
Deepest sympathy to Brian's family. He was a truly lovely friendly person and a mentor to many. May Brian rest in peace.
— Bernie Gilsenan (ex Irish Life)
Sincerest sympathies to the Duncan family on Brian's passing. I worked with Brian a number of years ago and never forgot his devotion to people and literature that celebrated people and the human spirit. He was an example on how best to live this life. I am grateful to have met him. May his dear soul rest in peace.
— John Healy
I wish to offer my heartfelt condolences to Brian's wife, Lek, and all his family, as do my colleagues in Verfides in London .Brian was friendly and professional in all our dealings with him over the years, and you are in our thoughts at this difficult time.
— Nigel D'Arcy
Sincere condolences to Brian's family on their great loss. I worked with Brian in the Legal Department in Irish Life. Brian was kindness itself, an intelligent man who wore his intelligence lightly and was great fun. We had many great conversations and laughs and he was always generous with his help and advice. Brian extended those gifts to people less fortunate in the world. May he rest in peace.
— Miriam Rea
Deepest sympathy to the Duncan family on the sad passing of Brian.
May he rest in peace.
— Micheal and Catherine Kitt, Castleblakeney, Ballinasloe
So sorry Lek to hear of the death of Brian,fond memories of walking with him in Tibet with the Terrocotta Ramblers.May he rest in peace.


John McCormack Easton Park Leixlip
— John McCormack
I would like to offer my sincere condolences to Brian's family. His warm smile and the twinkle in his eye reflected the warmth, kindness and fun that radiated through Brian. My day in Irish Life was always a brighter day when I met Brian as we parked our bicycles in Irish Life or exchanged a few words on the stairs or in the canteen. We spoke on many topics but for me what always stood out was Brian's outstanding devotion to the down trodden and socially excluded in our society. He will be greatly missed.
— Eileen Quinn
So sad to hear of Brian's passing, such a wonderful, warm, kind and generous gentleman, we have very fond memories of our family visits to Dublin.
All our love from Sue and Ian and family
May You Rest In Peace
— Sue and Ian Boulton
Sending our deepest sympathy and condolences to the family at this difficult time. Brian was always so kind and he will be missed.
With love, Jen and James xxx
— Jen and James Brook
HI DERMOT SORRY TO HERE OF THE LOSS OF BRIAN
— ed and ronnie ward ballinasloe and galway
Sincere sympathy to Dermot @Duncan family on the passing of his Brother Brian May he Rip
— Sean @Mary Hynes
Sincere condolences to Lek and the extended Duncan family on the death of Brian. So many great memories of all our trips abroad with the Blazing Saddles and the fun we had with Lek on the catering team. My Brian’s gentle soul rest in peace
— Margaret and Peter Donagher
I had the privilege of working with Brian in the Irish Refugee Council in the last 2 years. Brian will be deeply missed. He was an inspiration and a joy to be around. Sincere condolences to his family.
— Frank O'Boyle
Sincere sympathy to Dermot and all the Duncan family on the passing of your lovely brother Brian. May he rest in peace
— Miriam Crowne
Sincere and heartfelt sympathy to Lek and Dermot and extended Duncan family on the death of a husband, father and brother.
May he Rest in Peace in Heaven
— Pat & Rosemary Carty Ellagh Kilconnell Ballinasloe
My deepest sympathy to Lek Genevieve, Garmon, Pamela on your sudden loss of Brian. He was a true gentleman and friend.
Brian has been a fantastic friend to me especially since my own diagnosis of MND and I'll miss him greatly. Unfortunately I'm unable to make it to his funeral but I'll be watching it on TV.
:Brian Rest in Peace.
God bless.
Mundy
— Mundy Prendiville
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