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© The Enid News and Eagle
Sep 08, 2013
Submitted by: Ann Weber


Paul Crockett Duncan, Jr.

Paul Crockett Duncan, Jr.
Oct 1, 1940 ~ Sep 2013

OKLAHOMA CITY — Paul Crockett Duncan Jr. was born in Oklahoma City, OK, October 1st, 1940. He was the elder son of Paul C. Duncan Sr. and Kathleen Gail LaVonne Trammel Duncan.

Paul was a graduate of Northwest Classen Knights class of 1958. He was president of the Honors Society and a Faculty Award recipient.

He graduated from the University of Oklahoma, where he was president of Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity. He received his juris doctorate in 1964 and entered private practice at Pierce, Mock, Duncan, Couch and Hendrickson of Oklahoma City.

In 1971, Paul entered service with the state of Oklahoma as chief of the Civil Division in the office of Attorney General Larry Derryberry. He served eight years, the last of which as first assistant attorney general. Paul returned to private practice from 1978 until 1990. He then returned to state service at Oklahoma State and Education Employees Group Insurance Board. Paul retired from OSEEGIB as general counsel to the board in 2010. Throughout his professional life, Paul worked with his friend and administrative assistant Charlene Williams.

Paul was an avid duplicate bridge player. He was a Gold Life Master, served as Good Will ambassador for Sooner Unit of American Contract Bridge League, where he was also president for a number of years. He enjoyed playing bridge a great deal and counted the local players among his closest friends. Paul continued regular participation with his favorite bridge partner Suzanne Livesay at the Oklahoma City Bridge Studio until his health prevented his participation.

Paul’s friends and family will most often associate him with his love of Oklahoma Sooner football. He attended every home game from the time he was 12 years old until 2001, when family health problems caused him to miss a couple. He continued to attend home games whenever possible until this past year. Paul and Linda hosted a pre-game football brunch for more than 40 years and did their part to raise Sooner magic.

Paul is survived by his wife and high school sweetheart Linda Carroll Nance Duncan; his daughter, Dr. Deborah C. May and husband John C. H. May, R.N., of Waukomis, OK; Phyllis G. Lower and husband Douglas Lower of Yukon, OK; and his brother, William T. Duncan and wife Diana of Reston, VA.

Pastor Jim Adams will officiate a memorial service on Monday, September 16th, 2013 at 10:30 a.m. at Church of the Servant, 14343 N. MacArthur, Oklahoma City, OK 73142, with a brief reception to follow. In lieu of flowers, donations can be sent in Paul’s name to Muscular Dystrophy Association or to the University of Oklahoma General Scholarship Fund. Memorial services provided by Vondel L. Smith & Son North.

(Submitted by family)


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