Ralph Plummer

On the morning of July 27th at his house, Dad said he had a dream that Joe (deceased oldest son) asked him to dance. I told him that would be great. He scrunched his nose and said "No". I said you'd be free and no pain plus, you'll be so excited to see everyone. He said "I wasn't at home, I was in a hospital bed." That following Friday he fell and did end up dying in a hospital bed days later. Hopefully, the dream came true and he's dancing like never before.

Plummer family, I'm so sorry for your loss. Even though your Dad lived a long and fruitful life, there's never an easy time to say goodbye. The first thing that comes to mind when I think of your Dad is his smile. He never said much, as I recall, but he didn't have to. His smile said it all - love, friendship, God! He was a faithful servant (even climbing ladders when he wasn't supposed to) his whole life. Just to interject a personal note...your Dad's viewing on August 12 is my Dad's birthday...though Dad would only be 92. Still, I'm sure Dad will be well prepared, with a salute and a smile, to welcome your Dad into heaven. Although I'm sure he will very respectfully usher your Mom ahead to do a proper welcome! From the entire Carson family: Thank you for sharing the gift of both your Mom and Dad! We have been beyond blessed to have known and loved them! And always know...we love you all too! May God be with you! The Carson Family

I am sorry for the loss of your dad. My wife Mary Anne and I met your parents when we were parishioners at St. Joe's years ago. They were two of the nicest people I have ever met. I also have good memories of Terri babysitting our children when they were young. Your family is in my prayers.

Bob, John and I are so saddened to hear of the loss of your father. We will keep you and your family in our thoughts and prayers as you grieve in your loss. With much love, Carol and John Morrisey