David Bruce Plummer

Stopping by to say you are remembered well David, you are missed and forever in our memories.

Dave is always in my heart. Positive thoughts to the family, with so much love.

I was talking to Don Dickenson the other day and our thoughts turned to Dave. Now Julia is moving back to Michigan. When I get back, as many of us a possible need to get together. Dave, even though the years have passed, I still think of you often.

Sorry for your loss. I knew him for a short while. We played paintball together here and abroad.
He was a good man.

Mysti, you know. With so many memories shared with Dave, it's hard to express them in this forum. In my life Dave was a best friend, best man, Uncle Dave to my children, and my Brother. I love and miss you much, Brother. Until we meet again. Peace

Hello, I just found out about Dave passing away and wanted to tell the family i am sorry for thier loss. Dave was an awesome man. I knew Dave through playing paintball with him. I dont know how many of you knew Dave played but we had some good times back in 2002. Here is a link to an article they did on us playing paintball in Penn.

http://paintball.com/features/article.cfm?aid=976

My deepest condolences and my prayers to you, DaveP's family. DLBN will not be the same, nor shall we, his listeners.

OUR HEARTS AND PRAYERS GO OUT TO THE FAMILY. I WOULD SEE DAVE EVERYDAY AT WORK AND WE WOULD GO BACK AND FORTH ON NUMEROUS SUBJECTS. WE HAD A GREAT TIME DAILY AND ALWAYS COULD COUNT ON HIM. LOOKING BACK I SAW HIM MORE THAN I SAW MY OWN FAMILY AND IN A WAY HE WAS FAMILY.THERE IS NOT A DAY THAT GOES BY THAT I EXPECT HIS MORNING PHONE CALL AND HEARING IS VOICE..HE WILL BE MISSED GREATLY! HE WILL NEVER BE REPLACED BECAUSE FAMILY CAN NEVER BE REPLACED. UNTIL WE MEET AGAIN I WILL THINK OF YOU...

I was a friend of Dave's through the Land Cruiser Association, I met him at one of the association's events in the Cherokee National Forest here in Tennessee. I enjoyed his spirit and especially the hospitality he and Mysti showed all of us with their chili dinner. He was always willing to help a friend and frequently gave sage advice to newcomers on repairs via the associations internet list. We will all miss him greatly.