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Jimbob wrote:Funeral Arrangements for Bill Duncan
A visitation will be held on Tuesday, May 31, at 2:00 p.m., at the Western Prong Baptist Church, 167 Peacock Road, Whiteville, NC, followed by a memorial service at 3:00 p.m.
The family asks that, in lieu of flowers, donations be made to the North Whiteville Volunteer Fire Department, 747 Peacock Road, Whiteville, NC 28472.
Topper197 wrote:My heart is broken. I have been out of the loop for a while, family, business, busyness....... no excuse I lost touch w/my friend and did not know how bad his health had turned. I talked to him not that long ago, and would find out about his health from a lady at church whose parents lived across from "creekcamp" but I failed to visit and call. I always thought, maybe tomorrow, maybe next week. I'll call, I'll stop by......but I never did. I know Bull knew I cared but I didn't do my part. He sent me a call not too long ago to share w/my son. I cherished that gift, and will cherish it even more now. I know I am rambling and I know we all have been changed by knowing Bull. I just wish I had the opportunity to learn more from him, to hear a few more stories, to see a few more of his creations. Maybe I am pining away because it makes me face my own mortality, but Bull always had a way of making me think about things differently.
Thank you Bull for your friendship. I pray that one day when I am called up that we can walk together on those streets of gold down to the shore and do some fishing or maybe call in some ducks to a perfect swamp. Both of us healthy and happy to enjoy the glory of our Creator.
Two quotes that come to me are:
It is foolish and wrong to mourn the men who died. Rather we should thank God that such men lived.
Gen. Patton
and
Let us cross the river, and rest under the trees.
Thomas Jonathan [Stonewall] Jackson,
Please forgive me for my late coming to this. I will miss being able to talk to Bull but I will never forget his friendship.
Topper(Allan)
IGOTTEM2 wrote:
For all who didn't know Bill Duncan here's a photo that a member posted. He was and always will be "BULL COOK".
Taken at the SDH Shindig he hosted at Honey Hill Shooting Preserve...late 90's I think.
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