Joseph Marion Binns 223153

To The BINNS Family: I worked w/ Joe from the Fall of 1990 'til the Fall of 1995. I was in CIGNA'S Philadelphia Real Estate Department, and Joe was a preferred vendor / mover. Together, as 'chronological peers' we moved CIGNA offices. From Miami, to Dallas, from Buffalo, to Charlotte, Atlanta to Denver, Nashville to Sacramento. As a vendor, Joe NEVER failed me. However, it was his quick wit, brains, generosity, and simple zest for life that allowed us to bond tightly as friends. Several weeks...

We had some great rides we Joe. Bristol, Daytona ,Miami, key West, Sturgis and all over the Eats Coast and the Gulf. Love to argue politics with him. We will miss you my brother. R.I.P.

Joe was one of my oldest and dearest friends. I loved him and all of his family. I will miss him greatly and think of him often.

OUR LOSS - HEAVEN'S GAIN !!! Gene Coolik

Joe, a friend, since FIRST GRADE can be summed up in one word...."COMPLETE". Who better to take the 1964 boat trip from Dillingham Street Bridge in Columbus 200 miles down the Chattahoochee River to Panama City and into the Gulf of Mexico and end up beaching the 15ft outboard on the beach at THE OLD DUTCH. When it is all said and done, We were friends. He is surely
with Allen and others in that PLACE OF PEACE. Condolencies to the family.

Mike Coolik

Had many good times with Joe on motorcycle trips with our buddies. He was a great person to hang with, always had a story. Ride on my friend and smoke a good cigar for me.

Thoughts and prayers for the family. Many happy two-wheeled adventures over the years! He will certainly be missed!

My deepest sympathy to the Binns family. Sorry for your loss. May you find peace in God during this time of bereavement.