Philip G. PLUMMER

SO SORRY FOR YOUR LOSS. MY SINCERE CONDOLENCES TO KIM AND THE PLUMMER FAMILY.

To Kay and the family,

Phil was a strong man and a loving husband and father. Whenever we saw him, he greeted us with a warm smile as though he had not a care in the world. His marriage was long and strong. May he Rest In Peace!

Kay, you expressed your love for Phil and your enduring marriage as the primary care giver for Phil. May God grant eternal pleasures for both of you.

Kay, we are forever grateful to you for being the Maid of Honor at our marriage...

My sincerest condolences go out to the entire Plummer family.

Sending my sincere condolences to the family, I grew up next to the Garmans, so knew the Plummers well. So very sorry for your loss.
Lynn (Holaday) Ballard

I've known Big Phil since I was a little kid. One time I was getting ready to wrestle Little Phil in a tournament. We were standing in the lobby. Big Phil told me I looked hungry. He bought me a candy bar and a coke. This was before I was wrestling his son. We were family friends first opponents second. I have never forgotten that. God Bless you Big Phil and my heart is with the Plummer family.

My sincere condolences to Kay and all the family. Phil was the best and a big part of many of my wonderful childhood memories. Hugs and love to all of you. Sincerely, Nancy (Darner) Wooten

So sorry for your loss
I grew up in North Dayton and knew your family
Geneva Heid Freeman