Paul A Binette

I'm sorry for your loss. My dad knew Paul Binette years ago and we'd go to the store often. I was just a kid when he told me a story about some locals playing a trick on Paul at one point, I think maybe in the 70's? He said that Paul had a vehicle - I can't remember if it was a wagon or a VW bug - anyway he had it parked next to the store. Locals snuck over there late one night and took apart the wagon and reassembled it on the roof of the store. Can you tell me the story? I thought about...

As a kid who grew up in n Westside Dr, going to Binette's on our own was a milestone. Now raising my own family in Westside Dr my kids call the convenience store (although not the same) Binette's.

Jeanne and Family we are so sorry for your loss. Paul was an easy person to talk to and had his love for Exeter was evident. We would chat when he walked by the house. He would tell us about the older days of Exeter and the things he had done. Glad for the chance to have known him, a pleasure.
We will miss him.

Steve and Deb Valliere

So many warm memories of Paul and the Binette/Rowe family. Jim always spoke so highly of Paul. May your hearts be filled with happy memories and peace. I am so sorry.

Thoughts and Prayers to Jeanne and Deedee and entire family, I know Paul was one of my fathers favorites and hopefully they are meeting up and chatting about old times ..

i work for paul deliverying u. s. mail it was a fun job he was a great boss jason bowley delivered mail and delivered wine i was just the mail man i remember keith those where the good old day.s sorry for your loss keith and paul daughter R.I.P. PAUL

So sorry for the family's loss. Paul was a great guy and will be missed. I worked for Paul back when the company was GSW Distributors and enjoyed the years I worked for him with Keith, Larry and Steve.

From the family of George H. Morrissette, who passed in 1999, we wish to extend our deepest condolenses to Jeanne, Tom and Gail and the entire Binette Family. His memory will be forever cherished.