Sharon Springs NY – is mourning the passing of Doug Plummer, an esteemed resident and Co-owner of the iconic American Hotel. Doug’s unexpected demise was announced through a heartfelt social media tribute, celebrating his generous spirit and the warmth he extended to everyone in the community.
Doug Plummer’s journey began in Fairview Village, Pennsylvania, leading him to pursue studies at New England College in Henniker, New Hampshire, and Arundel, Sussex, England, where he earned a bachelor’s degree in theater arts. His career path took him to New York City, initially delving into theater before gaining invaluable experience at Glorious Food, a catering business, laying the groundwork for an eventual venture into hospitality.
Notably, Doug’s acting credits include roles such as the 75th anniversary Nestlé’s Morsel and a stint on the soap drama Another World. Alongside his husband, Garth Roberts, Doug transitioned from the city to upstate New York, focusing on revitalizing Sharon Springs. Their first business, The Rockville Café, preceded their ambitious project: restoring the abandoned American Hotel, a cornerstone in Sharon Springs’ revival. Doug’s commitment extended to serving as a village trustee and mayor, leaving an indelible mark on the community.
Veronica Klaus posted on Facebook,
“Im heartbroken with the loss of our dear friend Doug Plummer. I wanted so badly for him to meet my mother. I never got tired of hearing him tell the story of how my mom called him in tears after looking him up on the internet. She was worried about me after I moved and knew that we were friends.“He was so sweet to her and my dad, who listened on the bedroom line, reminding them that their daughter was hardheaded, or maybe it was willful and assuring them that I would not freeze or starve–that I was embraced by my new home. All done with his usual aplumb and humor. He was good with people. He was good people. I miss him already.”
Described as Sharon Springs’ mayor and a captivating storyteller, Doug’s vibrant persona always preceded him, earning admiration for his distinctive style and charm. His multifaceted personality embraced both sophistication and an adventurous spirit, evident in his ability to effortlessly carry off a kilt.
The family will announce details regarding Doug Plummer’s obituary and funeral arrangements in the days to come, allowing friends, acquaintances, and the community at large to honor and bid farewell to a remarkable individual who played an integral role in the transformation of Sharon Springs.
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