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Malcolm Duncan

January 5, 1956 - January 12, 2022

The administrator of this page is Iain Mason

A hugely popular friend and colleague who was universally well-liked and respected by everyone he met and worked with. Famous for his sense of humour, he will be greatly missed by all who knew him.

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Sue Ross 2022-01-18 21:35:00 wrote:

Sue Ross First time I was introduced to Malcolm (he had a cheeky grin and a sparkle in his eye), and he told me a story about a special sandal maker called Philippe Floppy. My mate Malky, one of a kind, the finest of THE very best, a true gentleman and a friend, always ready with an offer to help and a pleasure to be around. A credit to himself, SELECT and the electrical industry. Malcolm will be greatly missed, and my condolences go to Arlene and family, plus his work mates at SELECT.

Sue Ross 2022-01-18 21:35:00 wrote: Sue Ross First time I was introduced to Malcolm (he had a cheeky grin and a sparkle in his eye), and he told me a story about a special sandal maker called Philippe Floppy. My mate Malky, one of a kind, the finest of THE very best, a true gentleman and a friend, always ready with an offer to help and a pleasure to be around. A credit to himself, SELECT and the electrical industry. Malcolm will be greatly missed, and my condolences go to Arlene and family, plus his work mates at SELECT.

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