Rob Plemmon Tree

 

The following notable person recently added to Wikipedia’s Deaths in 2026 site stands out:

• Robert J. Plemmons(December 18, 1938 – February 6, 2026) 87, American mathematician, cancer

First of all, he was born on my sisters birthday, and so another addition to the “Targeting Family Birthdays” pattern cluster, 

Note as well from my February 6 post, Carnival Rider, Annie Oaklie and Justice Chiasson: 

• George Augustus Armes (May 29, 1844 – December 18, 1919)

So another December 18…, butt why?!  Maybe the other dates collected from the post factors in: 

• Martha Jane Canary (May 1, 1852 – August 1, 1903) known as Calamity Jane
• John B. "Jack" O'Brien (December 13, 1884 – August 15, 1936) 
• John Robinson Whitley, (13 December 1843 – 22 March 1922)
• Sitting Bull (c. 1831–1837 – December 15, 1890)
• Marie François Sadi Carnot (11 August 1837 – 25 June 1894)

Two December 13 is meaningful— my car crash of 2000 occurred on this day!!  

Robert Plemmons name contains a cryptic “Rob lemons lem mon”, okay so “mon” is French for “my”, and so what could “lem” represent.  For this we turn to the etymology dictionary, the results of which bring up several root meanings and in one case, a word from another language: 

Elm (n.) tree noted for majestic height, wide-spreading and gracefully curving branches,…  perhaps from PIE root *el- (2) "red, brown" cognate with Old Irish lem.

This etymology had stood out due to “elm” being a tree, and on examining my recent posts, you’ll see that a “Tree Theme” pattern cluster is definitely in the works.  It then occurred to me that “lemon” is not just a fruit, butt the name of a “Tree”!!  The cryptic communication in “Rob lemons lem mon” then can be deciphered further as “Rob lemons tree my”.  

Now I know that the cryptic “rob lemons” have cropped up in the past in relation to author Rob MacGregor who along with his wife, Trish, features a fair bit in this blog as part of what I refer to as the “Starr Family Production”— people the inner twin world work through to communicate and come out.  As one example, feel free to check out my October 22, 2015 post: Liberal Red Win & Blue Jay Win (Part 3): Bob Lemon and Jack McKeon's Florida 'Key. 

And because the word lemon conjures up “yellow”, I’m reminded of the following from my previous post,Carnival Rider, Annie Oaklie and Justice Chiasson: 

• Martha Jane Canary (May 1, 1852 – August 1, 1903) known as Calamity Jane

So, note the surname “Canary”… as in “canary yellow”!! I should also mention that when highlighting a month (as with May 1 above),  I always highlight May in bright yellow (so canary and lemon yellow).  Anyone following this blog on a regular basis knows by now that Rob MacGregor’s birthday is May 16… and he played a significant part in my closing the bright yellow for May.  Keep in mind as well, that my name is May… so a cryptic relation to the yellow!!  As for the date of May 1, it also contains a cryptic “May won”.  

Keying “yellow” into  this blogs search box will bring you to this May 26, 2014 post where both yellow and Rob MacGregor factor in:  Tom Brown (born June 3) Meets Tom Brown (died June 3) Boeing 777 (Update 162)

As to “elm” and in relation to Rob MacGregor, who writes a lot about UFO’s, this image of an elm seed… reminds me of a “flying saucer”— the seed is in the center surrounded by a papery samara for wind dispersal. 

Note from the samara wiki page: 

In some cases the seed is in the centre of the wing, as in the elms (genus Ulmus)

Perhaps we need to design our future aircraft… and “airhomes” like the elm seed with its protective sailing samara (in case one needs to make a safe landing).  

For the record, the leaves of some elm trees turn bright yellow in the fall