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John was the owner/operator of the former Binnie's Hotdogs, Laury's Station and Coplay. Previously, he worked for Miller Pump, Lansdale, as a well driller. John was a 1977 graduate of the Whitehall High School.
Survivors: Wife. Children: Son Joshua Binder and fiancee Beth Barnette of Hamburg. Daughters, Cassandra Binder of Kutztown, Laura wife of Todd Fretz of Easton, and Amanda wife of Derek Sigley of Slatington. 10 grandchildren. Brother, Mark Binder of OK. Sister, Connie wife of Brian Lynn of Germansville. Aunts, uncles, nieces, and nephews.
Services: At the convenience of the family. Arrangements, Campton Funeral Home, Palmerton. Online Condolences: www.schislerfuneralhomes.com.
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Connie Lynn
February 14, 2025
I miss you every single day
Shane Binder
June 16, 2024
When I was younger we´d go fishing I always thought it was boring but he found a way to make it fun everytime , miss you everyday pops. i wish i was around more .
Jerry Repko
March 11, 2023
Sorry you've left this world behind. But I know you're tearing it up in the heavens. I'll always remember the fun times we had together. Jerry
Timmy Scheirer
March 6, 2023
Hey buddy sorry to hear you´re gone I´ll always remember the good times we had love ya. Timmy Scheirer
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Carl j youngblood jr
March 5, 2023
To family & friends
I know you lost a great young man & will be missed by everyone our hearts are sadden by this my thoughts & prayers to all
Sincerely yours
Carl j youngblood jr
Jay and Diane Schloffer
March 4, 2023
John it been many years since I seen you. But many good memories in the past of are childhood days and older years. They will never be forgotten. John may you rest in peace. Jay and Diane Schloffer.
Cathy(miskowsky) Jewell
March 2, 2023
So sorry for your loss.
John I've known you since high school and your parents bar. Those were good days. Haven't seen you in many years. The last I heard from you was when my husband Carlos was still alive.
May God bless your family and may they find peace. RIP John, RiP.
Carol
March 2, 2023
To my Husband wasn't going write anything but I am so lost with out you but you made me promise I will be ok I am sure I will be in time but right now isn't the time you made me promise I won't cry because we both cried when we new how sick you were I love you so much Bubba it was a tough for me and your mom and sister and can't forget your side kick Lonnie and his wife never forget the way you looked at me the night before you left you open your baby blue eyes and tears came down your face it took me a few days to find out what you were telling me you said your final good bye to me I love you always john binder (bubba) love your wife carolbinder (mona) lol xoxo
Kim M. Borger
March 1, 2023
My deepest condolences to Carol, Barbara, Cassy, Josh, Connie, Mark and the rest of the family, I'm so very sorry for your loss, my thoughts and prayers are with you all. I remember all the good times we had growing up when you lived with Memmy and me. The last year I babysat the 9 nieces and nephews, making tents over the dining room table and eating our lunch in there, going to West Catty playground and pretending it was Dorney Park, going on the covered bridge tour, skipping school and going to Leaser Lake and getting caught because Mark saw us and got off the bus, letting you and Mark drive my car before you were old enough, going to the drive in movies with everybody in the trunk of my car and so many other great memories I will NEVER forget. I will miss you so much till we see each other again and every time I hear Sugar Sugar I will always think of you and know you are with me. Who loves you babycakes......Love, (Aunt) Kim
Barbara. Miller
March 1, 2023
Hi John I love you more than words can say I´m so glad your with your dad now and no longer in pain I hope to see you real soon love mom
Gary Pontician
February 28, 2023
RIP John, we had alot of good times back I. The 80"s. You taught me to ride Bike on your Sportster back in the day. Going with Mark and me to A-t9wn on the strip in Van Ribbot!!!! You are with your Savior now. Mark, Connie and Barbara May the Lord watch over you in this time of grief!!!!
Christine Binder Hutchison
February 28, 2023
May the love of friends and family carry you through your grief.
Stuart keller
February 28, 2023
He was a great guy. Gonna miss you will never forget about you. The guy who named a burger after me. Rip.
Barbara Greenzweig
February 28, 2023
Words cannot describe the pain I know your going through. I just want you to know John was always respectful any time we were in his company. Thinking of all of you.
Mark Binder
February 28, 2023
RIP BROTHER JOHN SEE YOU ON THE OTHER SIDE ! WILL MISS YOU TILL WE MEET AGAIN IN HEAVEN WITH OUR LORD AND SAVIOR JESUS AND FAMILY AND FRIENDS AMEN
Connie Lynn
February 28, 2023
John
You were not only my brother but also my friend, I will miss you until we are together again. I am so grateful that I was able to spend not only your birthday but also your last days with you and Carol and your abundant amount of beautiful family and friends you have. As much as I love and will miss you here on earth, I am thankful that you are free of all pain on earth and now joined with the family and friends that have passed before you. I know by the grace of God I will see you again. Until then,
Your sister, Connie
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