Dr. D.A. Steward was a very intelligent and interesting character. A respected diver and writer of some very interesting articles of the underwater biology around Ardnamurchan. He was a price-winner for the beautiful pond he created in the centre of Kilmory. His death is a great loss in our small hamlet and will leave a big empty place. I will miss my great story teller and friend.
Friends have come and gone but Duncan has always been a never forgotten part of my life while he was in Ulster. Here's to you Duncan Angus Stewart, kind and generous friend to many lucky people. Paula Wynburne, Belfast
angus we will always miss you, you were a fantastic man and a credit to scotland and its history you created, i will miss your cards and your letters,and most of all i will miss staying with you. you were so great and i will miss you my dear friend. stephan
I worked to duncan in the biometrics division dept of agriculture (ni).I am shocked to discover he has died.More than an intelligent man his work on the lough neagh ecosystem was brilliant.A kind and good colleague as well whom I've never forgotten and one of those few people you meet who genuinely enriched your life.I.ll raise a glass tonight to Duncan, AllenH
I encountered a Duncan A. Stewart many years ago at Queen's University Belfast where I bound his Ph.D. thesis. Something struck me about the guy, he immediately became someone you had known all your life, even his appearance was friendly. To my recolection after his graduation he returned to I think the west of Scotland. He soon after sent me a card thanking me for the very little help I was able and glad to give him. I have never forgotten Duncan. He recently came to mind even though I encountered him for such a short time a long time ago. If you are the chap I met all those years ago ...rest in peace my frend.
Sad indeed the passing of Angus my old friend of twenty years.A highly intelligent man of integrity.I will miss him.
ReplyDeleteDr. D.A. Steward was a very intelligent and interesting character. A respected diver and writer of some very interesting articles of the underwater biology around Ardnamurchan. He was a price-winner for the beautiful pond he created in the centre of Kilmory. His death is a great loss in our small hamlet and will leave a big empty place. I will miss my great story teller and friend.
ReplyDeleteA sad day indeed, Angus was welcoming to all those who past his doorstep.He will be sadly missed by all who knew him.
ReplyDeleteFriends have come and gone but Duncan has always been a never forgotten part of my life while he was in Ulster. Here's to you Duncan Angus Stewart, kind and generous friend to many lucky people. Paula Wynburne, Belfast
ReplyDeleteangus we will always miss you, you were a fantastic man and a credit to scotland and its history you created, i will miss your cards and your letters,and most of all i will miss staying with you. you were so great and i will miss you my dear friend. stephan
ReplyDeleteI worked to duncan in the biometrics division dept of agriculture (ni).I am shocked to discover he has died.More than an intelligent man his work on the lough neagh ecosystem was brilliant.A kind and good colleague as well whom I've never forgotten and one of those few people you meet who genuinely enriched your life.I.ll raise a glass tonight to Duncan, AllenH
ReplyDeleteI encountered a Duncan A. Stewart many years ago at Queen's University Belfast where I bound his Ph.D. thesis. Something struck me about the guy, he immediately became someone you had known all your life, even his appearance was friendly. To my recolection after his graduation he returned to I think the west of Scotland. He soon after sent me a card thanking me for the very little help I was able and glad to give him. I have never forgotten Duncan. He recently came to mind even though I encountered him for such a short time a long time ago. If you are the chap I met all those years ago ...rest in peace my frend.
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