Travis J. Plummer

Dear Tim, Riss, Emma, and families,
Our deepest condolences to you all at this most difficult time.  Find comfort in each other in the weeks to come as you maneuver through the joys and sorrows you have all shared with Travis over the years.  Drug addiction is a disease that affects the entire family sometimes leaving the loved ones with a lot of unanswered questions and thoughts of despair.  Our prayers go out to you all for the strength you will  need to maneuver through and remember there is always a light that will shine on you in the days, weeks, and months ahead. God bless you all.  Love, Roy and Pamela Hanna and family. 

I just want to send my deepest condolences to the people that truly loved and were there for Travis. I know this was a very hard loss. I didn’t know Travis very well But my best friend and her family are his family. They were very close to Travis and were there for him and he felt loved because they loved him no matter what. It’s very sad that this has to happen. I know he is at peace and he will definitely be missed🤍

I did not know your Travis,  but I knew my son who was 30 when he died from an heroin overdoes .. God love you for  stating what took your sweet boy, you are brave and amazing,,,  You have  helped so many people out there struggling from this horrible affliction,,,  sending much love and strength, you have become a member of a club, no one want's   to be a member of,,,,,  for that, I am sorry, please know, he was not an addict, due to lack of love, or parenting,,,, he just was,,,, 

I worked with Travis at Eldredge Lumber, he and I got along great. He was a hard ,hard worker. I will miss his politeness and just having him around. I will miss you Travis. To the family I am truly sorry for your loss. Kent McDonald