Husband of Clara Josephine (nee Kuchar) Duncan, married 20 April 1946, at the U.S. Naval Academy, Annapolis, Anne Arundel Co., MD. Son of Lucy Amelia (nee Wright) Duncan & Frank Keys Duncan Sr. Brother of Dorothy Keeling (nee Duncan) Hildebrandt, Donald Wright Duncan, Frank Keys Duncan Jr., James Robert Duncan Sr., Eleanor Saunders (nee Duncan) Eisenhauer, & Ada Jane Duncan. Survived by three daughters & two sons.
As a Sergeant, U.S. Marine Corps, during WW II, he was taken prisoner by the Japanese on Corregidor, Philippine Islands, until his release at the end of the war. Also a veteran of the Korean War, he retired as a Captain in 1957. With his expertise as an armorer from the USMC, he opened a gunshop after his retirement, which is still in operation managed by his sons.
As a Sergeant, U.S. Marine Corps, during WW II, he was taken prisoner by the Japanese on Corregidor, Philippine Islands, until his release at the end of the war. Also a veteran of the Korean War, he retired as a Captain in 1957. With his expertise as an armorer from the USMC, he opened a gunshop after his retirement, which is still in operation managed by his sons.
Husband of Clara Josephine (nee Kuchar) Duncan, married 20 April 1946, at the U.S. Naval Academy, Annapolis, Anne Arundel Co., MD. Son of Lucy Amelia (nee Wright) Duncan & Frank Keys Duncan Sr. Brother of Dorothy Keeling (nee Duncan) Hildebrandt, Donald Wright Duncan, Frank Keys Duncan Jr., James Robert Duncan Sr., Eleanor Saunders (nee Duncan) Eisenhauer, & Ada Jane Duncan. Survived by three daughters & two sons.
As a Sergeant, U.S. Marine Corps, during WW II, he was taken prisoner by the Japanese on Corregidor, Philippine Islands, until his release at the end of the war. Also a veteran of the Korean War, he retired as a Captain in 1957. With his expertise as an armorer from the USMC, he opened a gunshop after his retirement, which is still in operation managed by his sons.
As a Sergeant, U.S. Marine Corps, during WW II, he was taken prisoner by the Japanese on Corregidor, Philippine Islands, until his release at the end of the war. Also a veteran of the Korean War, he retired as a Captain in 1957. With his expertise as an armorer from the USMC, he opened a gunshop after his retirement, which is still in operation managed by his sons.
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Interment 27 November 1995
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