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Patrick D. Duncan - Madison Parish, Louisiana 

From Tallulah Madison Journal November 9, 1994

Services for Patrick D. Duncan were held Sunday, Nov 6, at the First Baptist Church of Tallulah with 
Rev. John Rushing and Rev. Lillard Bevell, Tallulah, and Dr. Gerald Richardson of Lafayette officiating. 
Burial was in Memorial Park Cemetery in Tallulah under the direction of Crothers Glenwood Funeral Home.

Mr. Duncan died Friday, November 4, 1994 at his residence in Tallulah.

Mr. Duncan was a native of Baton Rouge, but lived in Tallulah since five months of age. He was a mechanic 
and a member of the First Baptist Church of Tallulah.

Survivors include: two sons, James Patrick Duncan and David Stuart Duncan, both of Tallulah; father, 
James H. Duncan of Tallulah; mother, Reba D. Duncan of Tallulah; and brother, Daniel D. Duncan of Sondheimer.

Pallbearers were Harmon Stockman, Bert Batchelor, Larry Whittington, Mac Cagnoletti, John Storey and 
John Moss Christian.

Honorary Pallbearers were Glenn Streetman, Jim McDaniel and Kirk Morley.

Memorials may be made to the Madison Parish Library