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Obituary For Mary Duncan
Mary Duncan, a native to Five Points, Alabama, was born on March 8, 1937, and went home to be with the Lord on April 22, 2024. Mary is preceded in death by her husband Ronald Duncan, her mother and father, and her brothers and sisters. Mary and Ronald were married for 32 years and had four children together. She worked as an LPN at Lafayette Hospital and Lanier Hospital, and she retired from Letica after 25 years.
Mary was a loving and devoted Christian, mother, and grandmother. She was a woman who loved Jesus with all her heart, soul, and mind and wanted everyone to know and love Jesus. Mary was known to many as “Mawmaw” even if they weren’t family. She loved her family and friends dearly; meeting everyone with a smile and kind word. Mary was a servant- hearted woman who made sure those around her were taken care of. She was loved by many and left a precious legacy.
Mary is survived by her four children: Steve (Loretta) Duncan, Dale (Rachel) Duncan, Rhonda (the late Kevin) McGlon, and Lynn Cardiel; her 15 grandchildren, and many great, great grandchildren.
Although gone, Mary will always hold a special place in the hearts of those who knew her.
The family will hold visitation at 1:00pm central at Five Points Baptist Church on Friday, April 26, 2024, with the funeral service to follow at 2:00pm central. Pastor Rusty Letson will be doing the service, and the funeral will be followed by a graveside service.
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Chanlan Heard sent Heartfelt Memories for Mary Duncan - April 25, 2024
To our "Maw Maw", We're going to miss you! - 2/3 of your favorite CNAs at Lanier. (Chanlan & Jariah)
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