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Justin Sinclair Obituary
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Justin E Sinclair, 53, of Loganville Pa died October 25,2020. He was diagnosed two days prior with an untreatable cancer. He leaves behind his wife Teri and their son Coty. Preceded in death by his father Arthur, he also leaves behind his beloved mother Janice, brother Joseph, brother Jeffrey and his wife Julie, sister Janey and husband Jay Lohrman. He leaves behind a large family and many friends who will miss his sense of humor. He was employed by Gichner Shelter Systems. He was an avid hunter, fisherman and motorcyclist. He was a member of the YCHDOA, NRA, Republican Party and Trump supporter. In lieu of flowers, please support the 2020 Toy Run by going to the YCHDOA website.
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Tana (Kraft) Cox
November 2, 2020
I was so sorry to hear of Justin's passing. I have many good memories of my childhood friend and next door neighbor. May you rest in peace Justin. Prayers of comfort to the Sinclair family.
Alan Poff
November 2, 2020
Sorry for your loss and my condolences to the family
Dan and Deb Keech
November 1, 2020
You are in our thoughts and prayers Teri and Coty.
Harold and Donna Redding
November 1, 2020
Teri and Coty, We are sorry to hear of Justin's passing. May all the memories you shared with family and friends help you through the days and months ahead.
Eric Rock
November 1, 2020
I had the privelege of spending alot of time with Justin and will miss him dearly. He was one of my "brothers", a genuine great guy and a comedic genius. I will always remember him and want his family to know that my thoughts and prayers are with them at this difficult time.
Jeffrey
November 1, 2020
Justin was my youngest brother he loved to hunt and fish he also loved older cars and riding motorcycles he loved it when he could go into the club and ride with all his friends that he loved also he was never in the military but he respected and loved his country and freedom he would always stand for the flag and kneel for the cross he was somebody that cared about the direction of this country he love the fact that he worked for the government and he enjoyed every day and all the people that surround him I want to thank everybody for their condolence it will be tough not being able to hand off the rod when we go on our fishing trips for when it is his turn to reel in the big one but for now it is his turn to be with God so thanks to all for your sympathy and condolences in this very hard and difficult time until we see you again Justin and we all well so I’m not saying goodbye Love ya brother Jeff
Kathy Rohrbaugh
November 1, 2020
Teri and Family: May the love of friends and family carry you through your grief. So sorry to hear of Justins passing. Kathy Rohrbaugh
Sharon Burnette
November 1, 2020
I am so sorry to hear about this Teri and family. I heard a lot about him from Teri and know he will be greatly missed. Condolences to you all.
Barb Full
November 1, 2020
I was in York Hospital with Justin in September. I never knew him before but I found out that he was a “York Catholic Dad” . My husband & I graduated from there, our sons went there & my parents. Needless to say I am passionate about YC so we talked about that & kind of bonded. He was friendly, gregarious & liked to laugh. I was so sad to see this obit. May he Rest In the Peace of Christ.
Rex
October 31, 2020
Justin was a great guy, we both work at Gichners and Harley-Davidson, we even attended first grade together, so sorry to read about his passing, sending sympathy to his family.
Susan Deardorff
October 31, 2020
No words can ease the pain of your loss. But know old friends have you in thought and prayer. May God provide peace to the family.
Don Spera
October 31, 2020
So shockingly sorry to hear of his passing. May his memories and awesome photos of his past, bring some solace to all his awesome large family and many friends and co-workers.
Lon and Brenda Kilgore
October 28, 2020
Grief can be so hard, but our special memories help us cope. Remembering you and your loved one today and always.
Linda Cassel
October 28, 2020
Condolences to the family. May the sadness of your loss fade. And may you have an abundance of favorite memories to treasure and to help you all through this most difficult time. Rest in peace Justin and God bless your family.
Harry Smith
October 27, 2020
May your hearts soon be filled with wonderful memories of joyful times together as you celebrate a life well lived.
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