Eileen Frances Hannan Plummer

Eileen Frances Hannan Plummer passed away peacefully on March 10, 2026. Born on November 16, 1939, in Cleveland, Ohio, she remained deeply proud of her Irish heritage throughout her life, carrying it with a warmth as comforting as a summer fire and a wit as sharp as the Cleveland winds.

In 1968, Eileen made her home in Willoughby, where she lived for nearly six decades, creating a warm and welcoming environment centered on family, friendship, and the simple joys she held dear. Her greatest happiness came from time spent with her loved ones. She is survived by her daughters, Kathleen Plummer Wallace and Colleen Plummer (J.D.) DeBoskey; her grandchildren, Kristiana Marie McInnis, Sean James McInnis, Morgan Wallace, MeKenna Wallace, Astian Plummer, and Taylor Plummer; her great-grandchildren, Maeve Marie McInnis and Leland McInnis; and her brother, Patrick Hannan.

Eileen found her happiest moments outdoors, whether fishing, sitting by a campfire, or sharing stories under the stars with her children, grandchildren, and friends who became like family. A proud member of the Willowick Campers Club since 1991, she served as its secretary and formed many lasting friendships there. She loved music, especially Irish and country songs, and was a devoted fan of Johnny Cash. Her children remembered a childhood filled with imagination and care, as she sewed clothes for their dolls, planned vacations filled with pools and laughter, and created memorable trips to Geauga Lake. She also worked at LTL Trucking, where she was known as the fastest billing typist in the office.

She was preceded in death by her husband of 35 years, James Plummer; her sons, James Plummer Jr. and Johnny Plummer; her parents, William and Loretta Hannan; and her brother, Billy Hannan.