Jason Binette Obituary
A 1999 graduate of Spaulding High School, Jason served as class vice president and delivered the commencement speech. He took great pride in leading the restoration project of the school's iconic clock tower.
He went on to attend the University of New Hampshire and the Whittemore School of Business, graduating summa cum laude in 2003.
Jason later earned his law degree from Florida Coastal School of Law in 2007, where he was a prominent member of the debate team and graduated on the Dean's List.
Jason moved to Charlotte to pursue his legal career and founded the Binette Law Firm in 2013, dedicating himself passionately to his work.
He is survived by his wife Lauren; his beautiful daughters Abigail and Caroline; father Kevin Binette; sister J'aime Beiter; grandmother Elaine Becker; grandfather Robert Gagne and his wife Lorraine; aunt Lisa Locke and her husband Brad; uncle Tom Binette; aunt Donna Roy and her husband Stephen; nephew Aiden; niece Amelia; several cousins; and many close friends.
He was predeceased by his mother Claudette Binette; grandparents Roland and Sylvia Binette; and aunts Pamela Couture and Kathy Sylvain.
Jason had a brilliant mind and a vibrant personality, he touched many lives with his profound sense of humor, warmth, creativity and was a great friend to many.
He was known for organizing memorable events for friends, including the MMB 2000 and 2001 wiffle ball tournaments, great parties at 86 Tebbetts Rd and Camp Binette.
A standout runner on his high school track team, he continued participating in marathons throughout his life.
He was an avid fan of the Patriots, Red Sox, Celtics, and Bruins, attending many live events, he also enjoyed fantasy football with family and friends.
Jason also loved reading and built an extensive personal library.
A celebration of life is being planned for July 12, 2026, in Rochester, New Hampshire. Time and location TBA.
May his memory bring comfort to all who knew him.
To plant trees in memory, please visit the Sympathy Store.
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Suzanne McCutcheon
September 21, 2025
I am so sorry for your loss... it is heartbreaking... God Bless you all to get through this horrible time. My thoughts and prayers are with you
Jonathan Sylvain
September 21, 2025
Goodbye Cousin. Fly free.
Anthony j Creighton
September 21, 2025
Jason was such a great person to call a friend. Most of our memories were from our high school days. I was new to Spauling High School my freshman year and we discovered that we lived down the street from each other. We had a lot of fun hanging out together, being goofy and laughing without judgment. My grades went to crap my sophomore year, and he inspired me to bring them back up to a respectable GPA. We went on our first big road trip to NY to my mother's house. If we didn't see each other during school and his car was in the driveway, I was always welcome to stop in.
There was this one-time Jason, and I had done a small 3 on 3 basketball tournaments at the high school main gymnasium during the winter on Saturdays. After our game, he had gone to his car ahead of me. when I was on my way out, 3 underclassmen were sour about the game and decided to attempt to jump me. I was able to fend them off and get to the door. As soon as I got out, Jason realized I was in trouble. He started screaming at them and throwing snowball. I unfortunately walked into a sucker punch, but somehow, he managed to get me into his car and home safely. It took a minute to be able to see out that eye, the whole time he was saying "We have to go to the police station and press charges". That was the moment I knew he wasn't just talking about becoming a lawyer, he was seriously going to be a lawyer someday.
Angela Nicholas
September 19, 2025
We knew Jason through his long friendship with our son Nathan Griffin. He visited our home and was always so pleasant. We enjoyed talking with him. He was a thoughtful and caring person. My husband Al and I are very saddened by his death and send our sincere condolences to his family. May he rest in peace!
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Jason Talon
September 19, 2025
You were a good man Jason and one of a kind. We had so many great memories since preschool. I enjoyed our chats, visits, and random texts over these years since college. You will be missed my friend. My condolences to your sister, father, wife and girls. You were so proud of your family.
Tim Kenaley
September 18, 2025
Jason was a great guy. I will be greatful for knowing him in our younger years. Sorry for this loss.
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