Our deepest sympathies go out to you and your family.
All at KEMP
Michael John Duggan (24 Jan 1952 - 9 May 2016)
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MichaelGreat Ormond Street Hospital Children's Charity
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MichaelNational Autistic Society
- Location
- Leatherhead Golf Club Kingston Road Leatherhead KT22 0EE
- Date
- 6th Jun 2016
- Time
- 12.45pm
In loving memory of Michael John Duggan, a much-loved husband, father, grandfather, brother, son-in-law, brother-in-law and uncle.
Please join us to celebrate his life at
Randalls Park Crematorium
Randalls Rd, Leatherhead KT22 0AG
Monday, June 6th 2016 at 11.45am.
There will be family flowers only, but should you wish to make a donation in Michael’s name, there are two charities the family would like to support listed to the right of this page.
If you are able to join us on the day you are warmly invited to the reception afterwards at Leatherhead Golf Club, Kingston Road, Leatherhead, KT22 0EE. Please confirm your attendance by clicking the blue icon marked "Attend Funeral".
During a career spanning over 47 years Michael worked hard to inch himself up the ladder and provide for his family, something which he never failed to do. He had a formidable work ethic, an irreverent sense of humour and often did the unexpected, traits which now live on in his son and daughter.
Whilst he was not perfect, Michael’s children grew up knowing they were loved and when it came to the crunch he would be there when needed. As a big kid at heart children were his joy and most weekends he could be found down the park, or spending his money on them (and the dog) in the sweet shop opposite.
He was exceptionally proud of his family and never afraid to tell them how much he loved them. Many can lay witness to his compassion and kindness towards family, friends and those who were struggling in life too. He was always ready to help a friend or colleague and always tried to find a solution whatever the problem. He was often generous with his money, but never asked to be acknowledged for his effort, when he helped, he simply helped.
He was many things to many people, and although the family did not have the pleasure of meeting everyone he knew and worked with, since his death many have shared their personal, fond and funny memories with us.
We invite you now to share your thoughts and memories with us here to complete the picture of a much-loved and much-missed, man who had such a multi-faceted character.
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