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Stephen Plum Iii

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Stephen Plum IIIHolyoke, MA - Stephen Haines Plum III (known throughout his life as Terry), 70, of Holyoke, MA and Warren, ME, died December 10, 2018 in Holyoke.Terry was born in Morristown, NJ to S.H. Malcolm Plum and Susan Applegate Plum. He attended Peck School, Pingry School, and Middlebury...

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It has been 3 years since Terry's passing, and I still miss him. He was such a wise mentor to me during library school and afterwards, when I was searching for a job. His knowledgeable support helped me decide on my career path and gave me the confidence to change directions. I will never forget the career-related conversation we had over lunch at the Dam Cafe in Holyoke. I experienced him as fully present, wise, and knowing, but always respectful and never intrusive. Terry was a man of great...

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I am deeply sorry to hear the news that Terry Plum passed away. He did, along with his fellow librarians, a huge contribution for Kosova's libraries back in 2005-2006. And he continued to support and be interested in Kosova's libraries in the years to follow.

He was my mentor while I was studying and attending trainings and internships in New England area in 2005.

I, and librarians from Kosova, will continue to keep him close to our hearts and memory for his support and...

Dear Sydney, I am so sorry to hear the news of Terry's passing. Over the years you both hosted for numerous ITD programs, always kind and welcoming. I loved Terry's laugh and kind heart. Peace to you and family. Kaye from ITD

Prof. Plum, Asst. Prof. Sheila Denn, and some of their Vietnamese students in a farewell party at Simmons College, on December 20, 2006.

Prof Plum in 2013: "They were going to have every opportunity to learn, and every moment counted. I don't know if the students realized what an impressive program you put together, but I certainly did."
I'm one of those students who wanted so much to tell you then that I did realize what a rewarding program Prof Oyler put together for us, and I deeply appreaciate being taught by you and being shone by your insight, integrity, and dedication. You will forever be missed!

i knew terry in his younger days in middle bury. he was one of our dearest customers at the alibi--he helped us get through those rough early days--although it might be said that all our days were rough there--we had great customers--terry however, was one of our special ones because he helped us outside of the bar as well--recently the alibi had, thanks to dick wein organized a, a rendezvous of sorts and many of our old customers came back to remember the good old days--for this old sort...

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.

A life well lived. -- Dick Wien