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Barry Crump character inspiration Alan Duncan dies in Timaru

Otago Daily Times
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A man who some suspect was the model for Barry Crump's quietly spoken character Clarence in his book A Good Keen Man was eulogised at a memorial gathering in Makarora yesterday attended by (from left) his great-granddaughters Maia Duncan (15) and Jade Duncan (13) and granddaughter Susan Duncan.

Alan Duncan, who died at his Timaru home in June, was a well-known venison hunter and helicopter pilot — particularly in the Makarora area, where he hunted and flew for many years.

Susan, Maia and Jade brought together many of those who knew him for a story-telling session yesterday.

Mr Duncan was photographed (front row, second from right) in a group including Mr Crump (front row, second from left).

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