William P. Duran Jr., Ret. Winchester Fire Fighter
April 21, 2020
U.S. Marines
Vietnam War
William P. Duran JR.- Ret. Winchester Fire Fighter and US Marine, in Winchester, April 21st at seventy years of age. Devoted father of Benjeman “Ben” Duran, his wife Kristen of Tewksbury, Joshua Duran, his wife Emily of North Reading. Dear brother of Jeannie English of FL and Ruth Kelloway of Reading. Cherished “Bumpa” of Brayden, Evan, Cameron, Madylen, Emily and David. Also lovingly survived by his nieces, nephews, cousins and friends.Due to the current situation we are experiencing with the Corona Virus, arrangements are private and under the direction of the Lynch – Cantillon Funeral Home, 263 Main Street, Woburn.
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Due to the current situation we are experiencing with the Corona Virus, arrangements are private and under the direction of the Lynch – Cantillon Funeral Home, 263 Main Street, Woburn.
Fond memories of growing up together in the 1950s
. My deepest sympothies to jeanie and ruthie and bills family.
So sorry for your loss. There are fond memories of Loring ave. Billy will be missed
ruth (duran) kelloway
I will miss so many things about you, but most of all I will miss your sense of humor. You could always make me laugh even when I didn’t feel like laughing. Love you little brother.
Ruthie
Ben and family. Sorry for the loss of your father and fellow firefighter.
So many happy memories of Billy. He was such a great guy.
Dear Ben and Josh
So sorry to hear of your Dads passing. Lots of memories of our time on the Department.
Dear Jeannie and family,
I was so sorry and sad to hear of Billy’s passing. He was always so sweet, happy and friendly. My deepest sympathy and condolences to his family. May he Rest In Peace ?
Duran family,
Our thoughts and prayers are with you all. The ones we love are never gone but live within our hearts. May you know peace and comfort.
God bless,
Charlie Culhane
On behalf of the Winchester Fireman’s Relief Association, I would like to offer our condolences to Josh and Ben. Bill retired with 32 years of service with the Winchester Fire Department and was an active member and officer of the Relief Association and the Winchester Retirement Board.
We are saddened that we can not offer our condolences in person during this pandemic. We look forward to better times to more appropriately reminisce the many memories that we have with your father.
May he, along with all our departed brothers, rest in peace and maintain watch over us.
Lt. Robert Frary, Secretary
Winchester Fireman’s Relief Association
We were so fond of Billy. Hard to see him go.
Joshua and Ben my condolences on the loss of your dad