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Garrett Thomas Duke, 33, Remembered in Indianapolis After Cancer Battle

Garrett Thomas Duke, a 33-year-old Indianapolis, Indiana, resident and former U.S. Army National Guard member, died on September 30, 2026, following a long battle with cancer. His family is remembering him for his dedication to his loved ones, military service and strength throughout his illness. Flanner Buchanan

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Garrett Thomas Duke, 33, Remembered in Indianapolis After Cancer Battle

Garrett Thomas Duke, 33, of Indianapolis, Indiana, has died following a long and courageous battle with cancer.
Duke passed away on September 30, 2026, according to an obituary published by Flanner Buchanan. He was born on January 28, 1993, and was a graduate of North Central High School, where he completed his studies in 2011. Flanner Buchanan
Following high school, Duke joined the U.S. Army National Guard. He served as a Private First Class and was recognized for his dedication and discipline, graduating at the top of his class, according to his obituary. Flanner Buchanan
His family said he carried the same determination and strength throughout his life. He was deeply devoted to his family and is survived by his wife, Marri, his parents Donny and Marty Duke, his grandmother Margaret Duke, his brother Dillon, his sister Brandi Renee Holaday, as well as nieces, a nephew and extended family members. Flanner Buchanan
Duke's passing has brought sadness to his family, friends and members of the Indianapolis community who knew him.
His obituary describes a young man whose life was marked by family, service and resilience. Although his life ended at 33, those closest to him are left with memories of his character and the relationships he built.
The family has asked people who wish to honor Duke's memory to consider donations to the Little Red Door Cancer Agency. A celebration of his life is being planned, with details expected to be announced later. Flanner Buchanan
Garrett Thomas Duke will be remembered by his family, friends and those who shared his journey. His life and service remain part of the legacy he leaves behind.