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Charles Bindner Obituary
53 succumbed to rejection complications related to his lung transplant on Dec. 20, 2011. Charles is survived by his father John Bindner; his wife Teri Bindner; his 2 sons and daughters in law, Cory and Dawn; Joshua and Amanda; 3 grandchildren; Emily, Mia, and Robbie and 2 sisters Rita and Patty. The family would like to thank the transplant community for their support and in lieu of flowers; donations are being accepted in Charles name at www.gotmask.org. Charles based his life on honesty, and fairness and never selfish, he touched many lives. Charles felt that family was most important and the time that's spent together is priceless. His humor and love for music will be missed, especially by his grandchildren that he so loved and adored. Charles was a machinist by trade, loved Harley Davidsons and race cars.
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Pat Barrier
February 8, 2012
What can I say about you? You were the baby, the one we called Bum Bum and I cannot remember why. I was 13 1/2 when you were born, I really got to watch you grow up. I am so going to miss you but I know that you are with mom, Linda and Terry and you are happy. Remember we cried on Christmas Eve five years ago knowing that Terry had just a short time left. Little did I know 5 years later I would be crying for you. Breathe easy now dear brother and watch over us. You will be missed so much
Mayra
January 17, 2012
My condolences to your family during this very difficult time. Honesty and love for family are great qualities. Some that are very rare to find in people today. May you all find the comfort and strength needed in God's word the Bible. "Carry on prayer for us, for we trust we have an honest conscience, as we wish to conduct ourselves honestly in all things."-Hebrews 13:18.
January 17, 2012
Dear Family - You have my deepest heartfelt condolences. May God be with you to bring you comfort and peace through this difficult time. He promises at Isaiah 61:2, 65:8, to actually do away with death forever; ... will certainly wipe the tears from all faces.
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