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ANNUAL REPORT 2018-19

Annual Report Dedication

Randall “Randy” Plummer Every Town in the State of Maine must produce an Annual Town Report which is available at no cost to the public and archived permanently in the Town and at the State level. Each year the Town of Mechanic Falls dedicates the Annual Town Report to a deserving individual based on their upstanding character, selfless service and impact on the community. Some years, the Council has difficulty in choosing a recipient as we have numerous hardworking, caring individuals in the Town. This year the selection came with ease. Much like the report itself, Randy Plummer has made a permanent impact on the community.

Born in Mechanic Falls on Oct. 29, 1953, he was one of ten children to James and Dorothy Plummer. Randy graduated from Edward Little High School and later earned a degree in culinary arts from Central Maine Vocational Technical Institute. He worked in several area restaurants before becoming co-owner of The Big “S.” From there, he moved on to work in the Food Service Program for RSU16. He retired in 2015 as head cook for Poland Regional High School and Elm Street School, where one individual remembers looking forward to going there on Thursday mornings for his signature “Egg McRandy”. He also served as bar manager of the American Legion Post 150 in Mechanic Falls until 2015, when he became ill. Randy volunteered on Town Committees and was a member of the SAL (Sons of the American Legion) at American Legion Post 150 in Mechanic Falls for more than 20 years. In addition to being a member, he was SAL Commander numerous times and served in other official capacities as well. Randy was dedicated to the Legion, doing anything that needed to be done. Known for his big heart, infectious smile, and can-do attitude, he was a devoted family man who loved nothing more than spending time with his family and friends. Randy Plummer passed away on September 5, 2018. Our deepest sympathy goes out to his family and we hope this dedication is a welcomed reminder of his positive impact on this community.

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