BROWNING, Duncan Linus (Age 102) 

Duncan, our beloved has "gone fishing" for the Great Golden Trout 
on August 30, 2009. He was born June 15, 1907 in Pueblo, CO and 
had been a resident of Spokane for 16 years. Duncan was preceded 
in death by the love of his life, his wife Lucia. Duncan worked 
on a ranch at age 14 in Fresno, CA. When he was 17 he was 
employed by Universal Studios in Los Angeles.Duncan later worked 
for Chrysler Corporation until he retired. Duncan attributed his 
long and healthy life to working hard, gardening, backpacking, 
hunting and fishing. He also enjoyed reading and pastel art. When 
he was asked what his most memorable moment in the past 102 years 
had been Duncan replied it was when his father built a radio so 
everyone in his family could hear the new invention. Duncan has 
three children: Lindsay Browning, Garden Grove, CA, Marcia Bach, 
Camarillo, CA and Anne Bigham, Spokane Valley; 12 grandchildren 
and numerous great-grandchildren. These joyful little mountain 
streams go tumbling through my soul. Cleansing out man's mad 
world below. So clearly now, I feel I can commune with him who 
made me so. My thoughts while resting by a little mountain stream 
Duncan (1950) At Duncan's request there will be no services. In 
lieu of flowers please contribute to Hospice of Spokane, PO Box 
2215, Spokane, WA 99210. Please visit the online guestbook at 
spokesman.com to share your favorite memories. 

Published in Spokesman-Review from September 2 to September 3, 
2009