Obituary

Gary Lee Plummer Sr, of Midlothian, VA; a man who lived life in the fast lane with his love

for muscle cars, specifically, Camaros and Mustangs, has taken the checkered flag on life’s

great race, crossing the finish line on April 25, 2024. Born to rev up this world on March 6,

1969, in Richmond, VA, Gary’s engine never idled in his 55 years, leaving us with rock n’ roll

memories as classic AC/DC & Guns N’ Roses

He was preceded in death by his parents, Jerry Franklin Plummer Sr.,and Shirley Ann Diehl;

and brothers, Jerry F. Jr., Woodrow W., and Terry E. Plummer. Gary is survived by his

children, Tianna J. Plummer and Gary L. Plummer, Jr. (Starla Callahan); grandsons, Nero

Lee and Sebastian A. Callahan; brother, Scott A. Plummer (Christina); sisters, Tammy A. and

Tina A. Plummer; and former wife, Erica J. Ward.

Gary was a true Renaissance man of the digital and diesel age, He could shift from building

PC boards to rebuilding car and train engines without missing a beat. His hobbies weren’t

just pastimes; they were passions that fueled his creativity and satisfied his insatiable

curiosity. Whether he was battling zombies in Resident Evil, racing through the streets in

GTA , or building his empire in the world of computer software, Gary was always in the

driver’s seat.

His career pit stops at United Power Corp, Danaher Corp, and Amsted Rail Industries-

Brenco. He A hard worker by night and a complete nerd connoisseur by day, Gary was a

collector of all things “cool”– from the epic tales of the “Lord of the Rings” to the

intergalactic adventures of “Star Wars.” He even had a soft spot for the beagle Snoopy,

proving that every tough exterior has its lovable layer.

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Known for his humor and charm that could jump-start a smile on anyone’s face, Gary was

the “most HILARIOUS one in the family” (…debatable) and “ The King of Dad Jokes. Though

Stubborn as a mule but with a heart more golden than C-3PO, he tackled life’s challenges

like a Jedi knight.

So here’s to Gary Lee Plummer Sr., the man who marched to the beat of his own drum and

tinkered with the very fabric of his universe. His final logout may have come too soon, but

the high score he left behind in the game of life is one for the ages.

Rock on in the great arcade in the sky, Gary, and may the Force be with you, always.