Terry Duncan

Terry Lee Duncan 1951-2025

Terry went to be with his Heavenly Father on October 18, 2025 after a

prolonged illness. Terry was born in Washington D.C. on December 11, 1951

to Donald and Vinita (Kimball) Duncan.

There are no services at this time.

Early in his life, the family moved to Monahans,

TX where he grew up and graduated from Monahans High School in 1970.

He loved football and played for the Lobos in junior high and high school.

He never lost his love of football and instilled that love into his children and

grandchildren. He seldom missed one of their games and nobody cheered

louder. His other passions included fishing and hunting arrowheads.

He was a member and ordained deacon of Colonial Hill Baptist Church

where he taught youth Sunday School and sponsored many youth trips. He

was also a Mason and belonged to the Scurry Lodge for many years.

He is survived by his wife of 52 years, Angel, who he met while attending

Angelo State University. They married in August of 1973 and after a few

moves, landed in Snyder to work, live and raise their family.

He is also survived by Daughters Lisa Vaughan and husband

Scott of Lubbock, Amber Duncan of Conroe

Son Sean Duncan and wife Amy of Houston

Granddaughters Kylee Bandini and husband Fox of Lubbock,

Shayla and Rylin Campbell of Conroe

Grandsons Garrett Campbell of Conroe, Bryson Duncan and

wife Beth of Anchorage, AK and Jonas Duncan of San Angelo

Great grandchildren Salem Bandini, and a new baby sister on

the way and Bryson Duncan Jr.

Also surviving is a sister, Lynda Walker of Big Spring, a brother,

James Duncan and wife Bonnie of Oklahoma City, brother-in

law Hayden John and wife Diane of San Angelo and several

nieces and nephews.

He was preceded in death by his mother, Vinita Duncan and

father, Don Duncan.

Terry loved his family most of all and not one of them ever doubted his love

and devotion. We will miss him every day but know we will see him soon

coming toward us on the streets of gold.

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