John Ducey Obituary

Dear Connie, So sorry to hear of your husband's passing. We'll be keeping you in our thoughts and prayers.

Dear Connie and Family - I will fondly remember Mike's smiles, his wittiness, and his penchant for one liners. It was a joy to be able to have a window into his life.

With Deepest Condolences, Beth Ann Bittlingmayer

So sad to see this news. As the Greeks say, May his memory be eternal. I know he remains with you, Connie, and your family.

Connie, Our sincere condolences for the sad news. I am currently in San Francisco airport waiting to connect to a flight to Xi'an China, where I will be for a week. My thoughts are with you and your family.

Mike, your spirit will live on in all of us who you blessed with your friendship. We are all better persons because of it. May your next journey be safe and swift.

I worked with Mike at Scott. It was such a pleasure to work with him. Always pleasant, customers loved him, and he seemed to have a personal relationship with each one.
We talked of his love of canoeing, camping, which was fascinating to me how he enjoyed it. I remember being flabbergasted how expensive canoeing was. Found out a canoe is not just a canoe.
Truly a special man. Well done, good and faithful servant.

Dear Connie,
I learned of the sad news and want you to know that I will be thinking of you and your family. Even though it was a long time ago, I remember your talking about Mike and your family and was always pleased about your activities and joys. May you be strong during the coming weeks and remember fondly your 55 years with Mike.
With warm regards to you and the children, Renate.

Connie, I am sorry to read about Mike's passing. I did not know he was ill. I know you will greatly miss him, take care of yourself. My thoughts are with you and your family.

We enjoyed having Mr. Ducey as one of our residents, he had a great spirit and enthusiasm about himself and others. Our thoughts and prayers go out to the family and friends.

Dear Connie,
Sarah and I read with sadness the obituary notice of Mike's death, and we want to convey to you and your children our deepest sympathy. I have fond memories of Mike as a graduate student in religious studies and then philosophy. I believe he was my first or second M.A. thesis student in religious studies.
I also kept up with him during the years you were the Philosophy Department secretary. Much later we enjoyed seeing Mike in his capacity as "our" engineer at Scott Temperature, doing his semi-annual maintenance visit and the occasional repair job. He always seemed to enjoy and be endlessly interested in life and the world around him. I know you'll miss him very much.
Warmest regards,
Jim Woelfel

Sending our Deepest Sympathy. May Peace be with you and your family at this difficult time of loss.

Dear Connie,
We were very sorry to hear about Mike. Rhonda & I will keep you in our thoughts and prayers. Hugs from your cousin Bob & Rhonda

Connie,
I remember Mike as being soft-spoken, but with a wonderful sense of humor and a gentle spirit.

Richard and I enjoyed the visits over time that we had with both of you when you came East to spend time with Kate Mark and the grandkids.

I think I know firsthand what a difficult time this has been for you and the children. The only thing that will ease the sorrow of loss is time. I can only tell you what others told me. In time the sorrow will fade, and the good memories will begin coming forward.

You are in my thoughts and prayers.
Marilyn Brown

Mike was a really, really nice guy. I much regret not trying to get in touch recently. I'm sorry, Connie.

Don Marquis

Thank you for all the memories. Paddling won't be the same without you.

I love this picture of Mike and I will always remember him as smiling and being outdoors. I will miss our driveway conversations. I miss him.

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.