Hugh Duncan

I am going to miss our cups of tea and a chat we used to have in the cafe even though it closed down we would of meet in another one me,my mum (Margaret) and sister Ann- Marie will all miss you RIP Hugh.

So many memories of a great guy. All the jokes at the flower stall he always had a smile and a kind word for everyone and a dirty joke for those close. Untill we meet again rest in peace hughie u legend xx #ringgate

I met Hughie when he was about 11 years old. I soldiered with his older brother, Alex. I remember going to a museum with them. Hughie had serious health problems, yet he was a cheerful lad. Brave as they come. Over the years he had much to contend with, but made the best of things. Had his own place, good mates and enjoyed being a Palace season ticket holder. Alex often told me he never complained. Rest in Peace Hughie.

Met Hughie a long time ago in Brixton cafe,then met every Saturday at the cafe in Kennington. often went round Hughie’s every other Saturday and took a pie and mash round,or a kebab.he always had a pudding for us. we shared many good times together,lots of laughs. will miss him so much ❤️ r.I.p my dear friend xx

Memories of Hughie x

It’s hard to let you go, Hughie. I miss our conversations every day since you stopped writing. I imagine you sitting on that ladies’ lap ( lucky I have the picture), and making jokes…and suddenly very serious, talking about life; yours and mine. Although we were far away, it felt so close, so warm… I want to let you know that, wherever you are , I still feel you near; your joy, your intelligence, your awesome sense of good humor, your hughe wiseness. I forgot to thank you for all that. I hope very hard, we meet again. Wherever. Because I am convinced, Hughie, people like you, make life better and more worth it. As I said, it’s very hard and difficult to let you go, so I would be very glad to receive you in my dreams. See you. Big hughs and luvs

Hugh , you endured so much in your life with bravery and fortitude, you will be missed so much by those who knew and love you . Sleep well good night and god bless you .❤️

I will never forget his sweetness for everyone, his capacity to understand the weakness of others , and to transfere his gladness and goodness. I know that, as myself, nobody who had the luck to know him, will ever forget the great human being that you were. Good bye , dear, lovely Hughie, I,ll never forget you, thank you for the marvellous chance that you gave me to be your friend. All the glory for you dear,dear Hughie,  Marcela

So long my friend. Hugh was one of the funniest, kindest people you could meet. Many were the times we laughed like drains at obscure 70s sitcoms. He had a filthy laugh! He was always suggesting new and bizarre prog bands to explore and was one of the snappiest dressers I’ve known. He was a fighter and I never heard him complain about his health problems. My commiserations to his family. Rest in peace pal

Ciao Lui.... you are the most beautiful soul I have known in my life .. Thanks for all the smiles you gave me, Thanks for the joy you have always transmitted to me, Thanks to you I was able to compliment the true values ​​of life. All my love to you..