Dean Plummer

I literally was telling my daughter the other day that this man believed in me and told me I was a good public speaker. I never doubted that I wasn´t a good one after taking his speech class at Central. I am sorry to hear of his passing and grateful to have known a wonderful man

Mr. Plummer was our vice principle in junior high school . Such a difficult job that he did very well . Thank you for guiding us through these difficult years.

Mr. Plummer was my speech & debate teacher at Central Intermediate in 7th & 8th grades. I have thought of him over the years & credit him with one of the best gifts a teacher could impart to a young student: if you know your subject & approach it in an organized way there is nothing to fear about public speaking, formal or informal. He was an inspiration and a genuinely nice man. Bless him.

Today I say goodbye to one of my favorite people. He has taught so many of us to believe in the magic...the magic of friendship, of hope and of love. I am truly honored to have shared in his life, this has been a gift that my heart will forever hold. I love you Santa, may you rest in peace knowing you have touched the lives of so many people, both young and old, and made everyone´s lives brighter.

Mr Plummer was a great Vice Principal at Central when I was there two years in the 1970s. May he rest in peace.

Barbara....and family, It has been many years but we have good memories! Sending thoughts of sympathy to you all.

To all the family & friends - my thoughts, prayers & extra hugs are with each of you. I knew Mr. Plummer from Central Intermediate & also when he was "Santa". He was always a well liked & wonderful man. My mother, Norah (Supinger) Yarrington always loved him stopping in to the cafeteria to say hi to everyone. He always had a smile on his face. I'm sure he will be missed & loved forever.

I knew Dean as a Santa; he was a sweet man who loved children. Prayers lifted for peace for all who loved him. I´m so sorry to hear of his passing.

Mr. Plummer was an insperation that has lasted my lifetime. Debate and drama classes were my favorite. Bringing my daughter to see "Santa" was so much fun. After asking her if she had been a good girl he would then with a knowing look would ask her if her mommy and daddy had been good. My sympathy to Mrs. Plummer and hisfamily. He was a good man.