Duncan a candidate in the 4th District
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“I believe the people should be heard and I will always be available and open to your suggestions and opinions,” Duncan said. “I would be honored to serve the 4th District as its commissioner.”
Duncan said the next four years will be very important to Warren County.
“I will do my best to make our schools a better place for our children,” Duncan said. “Employment will also be another issue the county will have to address. We need to find ways to keep the industry we have as well as to bring in new job opportunities.”
Duncan said he has been hitting the campaign trail hard and has visited three-fourths of the homes in his district already. Duncan said he feels he is well qualified to take on the role of county commissioner.
Duncan is retired from Fraley’s Furniture after almost 50 years of service. He formerly served with the U.S. Army and was a member of the Exchange Club for many years. He was the leader of Cub Scout and Boy Scouts, and received the Long Rifle Award for leadership qualities.
He has served as president of the PTA at William Biles and is a member of Central Church of Christ.
He is married to Opal Duncan and they have three sons, Danny, David and Dennis, and two grandchildren, Ethan and Erin Duncan.