Duncan DOIG Obituary

We were sorry to hear of Duncan's passing. Sending our love to Judith and Family

Many happy memories from Ashburton days. Condolences to you all. From the Moon family

I am so sorry to hear that Duncan died. I was at Teachers college with Duncan and will always remember him as a gentle, funny young man. We were part of a tight group and had many great adventures together. My thoughts are with you all. Maree Grant

Growing up together, school, swimming and Teachers College, Duncan was always there. A great friend, training partner and support. To Mrs Doig, Stu, Fiona and family, my thoughts and love are with you all.

Thank you Duncan for your massive contribution to the Old Boys Rugby Club as a player and a coach. To Duncan's loved one our heartfelt sympathy to you and our thoughts are with you.

You will not be forgotten. RIP Duncan

An incredible teacher and person. His caring and sensitive nature endeared him to the pupils, parents and staff. Looking forward to another year, parents and pupils were quite forward in
voicing their wish that Mr.Doig would be their child's teacher.
He was highly respected as a teacher and person.
He left behind many pupils and parents with fond memories of having known Mr Doig.
He will be missed dearly by many people.
NB I found out of Duncan's passing from one of my son's in Australia (played rugby with Duncan), followed by my brother Mike. All our family admired this wonderful man!

As a classmate of Duncan´s all through Ashburton College, I can say without hesitation that he will be remembered by all of us in his class as simply being one of the best. My condolences to all the family as you navigate life without him.
Rest in peace Duncan.

A wonderful STAC Preparatory teacher & rugby coach
Fondly remembered by all the Mauger Family

To all of Duncan's family and innumerable friends, please accept our sincere condolences at such a sad time.
If I could find sufficient and adequate words to do justice to such a great man, I'm sure they would echo those of so many fellow friends and teammates.
You were the epitome of example, Dunc, so greatly loved and respected, and every shred so well earned.
There are so many who are better because of you - they will never all meet to share the full extent of your positive impact, but nobody can rest more peacefully knowing the contribution they have made.

Royce Hartland, on behalf of all the Hartland family.

Heartfelt condolences to Judith and all the family......cherish your memories
May you rest now with peace reunited with your father
We will remember the special times Duncan with much fondness
Penrose family

An abiding memory of Duncan was him doing 100 press ups in the living room-ON HIS TOES- despite Parkinson´s. He was strong. He was determined. A racehorse. I´ve never seen anyone who could eat as much fruit- a trait inherited by his daughter, Olivia, my granddaughter. His commitment to his kids at school was remarkable: motivational, a role model. I´m glad he and Liv ( Olivia) had some personal time together very recently. He will be much missed. Condolences.

I´m so very very sad to hear this news. Duncan was one of life´s true gentlemen. Sending love and condolences to you Judith, Stu, Fiona and family. May you rest in peace Dunc.

I am saddened to learn of Duncan's death, but pleased his suffering is now over. His memory for me is always united with the group of swimmers who trained and competed at the Ashburton Pool. Those were joyous, innocent days with fun and laughter intermixed with hard slog in the pool. Judith and family, I am sure you have many happy memories of Duncan on which to reflect at this time.

Judith and Family, sincerest sympathy to you All. It´s been a long journey with Duncan.
Ann Woodham and Family

An exceptionally courageous gentle giant. Duncan, you are now free to swim, run, cycle, walk the dog, throw that ball about and climb those mountains. Love always to you, my magnificent friend.
Catherine Henderson-Hughes