After leaving school Duncan Merrin qualified as a chartered accountant in Manchester and after qualifying, he went to Ghana where he worked for Deloittes.
On returning to England in 1968 he was headhunted by Rio Tinto Zinc and worked with them in Anglesey for eight years at their aluminium factory; from there he was transferred to London.
After three years in London, he was recruited by an Australian mining company and spent a number of years in Indonesia and Singapore where he started his own business and was also instrumental in forming a branch of The St Beghian Society.
After thirty years he returned to the United Kingdom.
He is survived by his two sons from his first marriage and his wife, Yati.
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